Why are more and more women suffering from lung cancer? What are the factors that cause women to suffer from lung cancer?

People generally believe that the number of male smokers is far greater than that of female smokers, and therefore lung cancer is a "patent" of men. But what is strange is that why more and more women have been suffering from lung cancer in recent years?

In fact, smoking is only one of the important causes of lung cancer. In daily life, there are many other factors that cause women to get lung cancer, but these are often ignored by us.

Kitchen fumes. In Chinese families, women are often responsible for cooking. As housewives are exposed to high-temperature kitchen fumes every day, their risk of lung cancer increases by 2 to 3 times. This is because high-temperature kitchen fumes produce toxic smoke. Staying in the kitchen for a long time will irritate the eyes and throat, causing damage to the respiratory system and eventually inducing lung cancer.

Secondhand smoke. In many families, many men have the habit of smoking, which directly leads to women living in a world of secondhand smoke. Over time, the risk of these women getting lung cancer will also increase significantly.

There is also a close relationship between high-fat foods, diet and lung cancer. People who often eat high-fat foods such as fried foods, pickled foods, and animal offal are prone to obesity. This increases the risk of lung cancer. Among lung cancer patients, the proportion of obese people accounts for the majority.

Mental stress. Some women often sulk, especially older women, who often sulk because of unhappiness in work and life. However, people who sulk often will have their immunity damaged, leading to low immunity and failure to eliminate lung cancer cells in time, leaving "opportunities" for lung cancer.

Environmental impact. As we all know, smog is becoming more and more serious nowadays, and the air quality is declining. The harmful gases released by industrial fuels will enter the lungs through breathing. Living in a harsh environment for a long time will affect lung health and eventually induce lung cancer.