Coffee makes men more susceptible to bladder cancer. 5 health care methods for bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a urinary system disease and a very common malignant tumor disease. The incidence rate is very high, and men are much more likely to develop bladder cancer than women. So why are men more likely to develop bladder cancer? What are the causes of bladder cancer in men? The following is a detailed introduction made by the editor on this issue.

Regarding the reasons why men suffer from bladder cancer, a survey conducted in Canada found that men who drink four or more cups of coffee a day have a greatly increased risk of developing bladder cancer, which is about twice that of ordinary people. This shows that drinking coffee frequently will increase the incidence of bladder cancer. I hope everyone can pay more attention to it.

In addition to coffee causing bladder cancer in men, the following reasons also make men more susceptible to bladder cancer:

1. Physiological characteristics: The occurrence of bladder cancer is mainly due to long-term urine retention and carcinogens in urine invading the bladder mucosa and causing gene mutations. The main cause of urine retention is difficulty in urination. Relatively speaking, men have longer urethras and can store urine for a long time, making them more prone to urine retention.

2. Smoking: In addition to causing lung cancer, smoking is also an important cause of bladder cancer. The younger the age at which one starts smoking, the higher the risk of bladder cancer.

3. Vitamin deficiency: Some men do not like to eat fruits and vegetables, so the body will lack the vitamins needed to inhibit the formation of cancer cells, which will also increase the incidence of bladder cancer.

4. Excessive drinking of tap water: Some men like to drink tap water, but reports show that if men drink more than two liters of tap water a day, the risk of bladder cancer will increase by 50%.

Bladder cancer is very harmful to human health, so patients with bladder cancer should pay attention to daily health care. After surgery or chemotherapy, patients should go to the hospital for a checkup every three months, try not to come into contact with chemicals, avoid unnecessary radiation examinations, etc. Eat more foods rich in vitamins, exercise actively, etc.