How is small cell lung cancer caused

Small cell lung cancer is a cancer that occurs in the bronchus. There are many causes for the disease, such as depression and diet, which seriously endanger people's health. What factors lead to its occurrence? Let us now learn about how small cell lung cancer is caused.

Less intake of fresh vegetables: In life 10 years ago, consuming more vegetables and a moderate amount of fresh fruits had a protective effect on lung cancer in women; the greater the intake, the more obvious the protective effect. Although the effect of consuming more vegetables on women is not as obvious as that on men, there is also a protective trend. In addition, sour (vinegar) foods, spicy foods, and onion and garlic foods have a protective effect on lung cancer, while fried foods and pickled foods increase the risk of disease. Poor psychological adaptability, long-term mental depression, and significant type A personality (referring to quick actions, impatience, strong aggressiveness, and irritability) will increase the risk of lung cancer. Kitchen fumes: Female lung cancer is closely related to kitchen fumes.

It is found that among clinical lung cancer patients, nearly half of the patients are related to long-term depression and personality depression. Experts say that in addition to staying away from tobacco and polluted environments, a cheerful personality and a happy mood are also very important to prevent lung cancer. In lung cancer patients, doctors can mostly find the pathogenic factors called cancer personality, such as: loneliness, depression, suspicion, sulking, taciturnity, narrow-minded jealousy, irritability, poor endurance and other negative emotions, which are the most effective media for the generation and development of lung cancer cells. With the continuous increase in the incidence rate, lung cancer is becoming more and more familiar to Chinese people. But compared with this, most Chinese people are not very clear about the concept of disease prevention and control.

A bad personality can affect immune function, change the body's immune status, and reduce the body's immune surveillance and immune killing function against cancer cells. People with depressed personalities or who are in a bad mood for a relatively long time, like those who are close to tobacco and polluted environments, are best to have a chest X-ray every six months. In addition, lung cancer patients are psychologically and physiologically fragile, especially when they are just diagnosed, and it is difficult for patients to accept it. Family members should be able to grasp the patient's psychological changes in a timely manner and take various forms to provide psychological counseling for the patient. Lung cancer is caused by many factors, and no one pathogenic factor can cause lung cancer alone. The harm of mental effects to lung cancer cannot be ignored.