What causes bladder cancer

What causes bladder cancer?

If you are frequently exposed to carcinogens such as aromatic hydrocarbons and phenols, it can cause cancer in the body, such as liver cancer, lung cancer, bladder cancer, etc. These carcinogens may cause direct harm to the human body and react chemically with metabolites in the body to form more substances that are harmful to the human body, which can remain in the bladder through the urinary tract and cause bladder tissue lesions.

Among many bladder cancer patients, there are many bad smoking habits. Long-term smoking has many adverse effects on the body, visceral dysfunction, and may also lead to cancer. We should pay more attention to the harm of smoking.

Long-term consumption of high-fat or nitrate-containing foods is not conducive to the protection of the stomach and intestines, nor is it conducive to the absorption of the digestive system. If nitrates pass through the stomach and are oxidized by the human body into nitrites, they remain in the bladder and have strong oxidizing properties, which can cause cancer around the bladder. According to many studies, bladder cancer patients often have the habit of smoking, and it can be preliminarily judged that smoking is directly related to bladder cancer. Long-term smoking can cause a large amount of carcinogens to enter the human body, including the lungs, liver, bladder and other areas, thus forming cancer.