Can bile duct cancer be passed on to children?

Biliary duct cancer is a very serious disease. The early symptoms of the disease are not obvious, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable, but they don't know what disease they have. In the late stage of cancer, the human body will suffer great pain and have a serious impact on the patient's body. So can bile duct cancer be passed on to children? This is also a question that many bile duct cancer patients want to know. The following will introduce to you whether bile duct cancer can be passed on to children.

As the severity of the harm caused by bile duct cancer increases dramatically, it has gradually attracted people's continuous attention. For family members who have had bile duct cancer in their family, they are very worried about whether bile duct cancer is hereditary. Biliary duct cancer has developed into one of the common malignant tumors in my country. After long-term research, it has been shown that the incidence of bile duct cancer is closely related to people's daily eating habits, precancerous lesions and other factors, and has a strong regionality. Because the living habits of a family are very similar, it is possible that several members of the family will suffer from bile duct cancer. However, through genetic analysis, except for the common clinical causes of the disease, relatives will not suffer from bile duct cancer through inheritance.

Biliary duct cancer is not hereditary. The cause of bile duct cancer is still unclear. However, what is inherited is the susceptibility to the same disease, which is not manifested in many cases. People with a family history of bile duct cancer should realize that although they may have bile duct cancer due to heredity, it does not mean that they will definitely get bile duct cancer. They should avoid unnecessary fear and maintain good living and eating habits.