How is pancreatic cancer transmitted

With the high incidence of diseases in recent years, more and more people are gradually paying attention to their health problems, especially some serious diseases are invading people's normal lives and causing great damage to our health. Pancreatic cancer is such a serious disease. A question that many friends are concerned about is whether pancreatic cancer is contagious? Let us ask the experts in this field for advice.

First of all, as a serious malignant tumor disease, the cause of pancreatic cancer has not yet been strictly determined. Clinical studies have confirmed that pancreatic cancer is a group of abnormal cells that grow out of control and in an invasive manner. It not only causes damage to adjacent tissues and parts, but also can be transferred to all parts of the body through the lymphatic system and blood circulation, and absorb a large amount of nutrients, thereby rapidly growing and proliferating, leading to systemic failure of the patient and even death. Although pancreatic cancer tumor cells can spread or metastasize everywhere in the patient's body, it will not be transmitted from one person to another like bacteria and viruses. To oneself, other people's cancer cells are a kind of foreign body, and the body can destroy other people's cancer cells through its powerful immune rejection ability. Therefore, it can be seen that pancreatic cancer is also a malignant change of cells, so it is impossible for pancreatic cancer to be transmitted.

Although the above introduction has made it clear that pancreatic cancer is not contagious, the huge invisible harm caused by pancreatic cancer will still cause relatively great harm to our normal life. I hope everyone will be prepared for prevention.

In summary, it can be clearly stated that pancreatic cancer is a tumor disease and is not contagious. This requires everyone to relax. We also hope that family members can give patients more spiritual and life encouragement and care. This will be of great help to the patient's treatment. We also hope that the patient can recover as soon as possible.