Girls are also lung cancer?
Girls are also lung cancer?
Dr. Md. Azizur Rahman, chestnut expert
30 October 2012, 23:53
Updated: 05 November 018, 12:53
Many people think that lung cancer is only men, especially men who smoke. But 10 to 15 percent of lung can be cancerous non-smokers. Many of them are women. It is a misconception that women do not have lung cancer completely. However, compared to men, the type of cancer of women is different, the symptoms are a little different.
For 80 percent of women's lung cancer, non-small cell cancers. Again, half of them are adenocarcininoma, which is not related to smoking. Men are usually squamous cell cancer, which is directly related to smoking. Apart from this, women may have large cell cancers and small cell cancers, some smokers may also have squamous cell cancer. Surprisingly, smoking smokers have more cancer than men, especially small cell cancers, which is the worst kind.
Genetic history outside of smoking, pollution of the environment, indirect smokers, some virus infections, etc. are responsible for women's cancer. Food habits are also somewhat liable. Eat fresh vegetables and fruits and eating lean foods at a higher rate increases the risk of cancer.
It is very late that women are less likely to have lung cancer. Symptoms are often neglected. The symptoms of women differ slightly from men. For example: Most menstrual coughs, bleeding with cough, or switching voice are seen in men. But the adenocarcinoma of women is also in the lungs that cough symptoms of cough appear more often. So suddenly a new breath of breath, more than a month of cough, blood with cough, weight loss, arthritis, frequent lung infection, loss of voice, mouth and throat swelling etc.
Women also need awareness on lung cancer. Avoid any type of smoked tobacco (jada, rose). Do not neglect the symptoms of lungs. Do not be subjected to indirect smoking. Avoid smoking in front of others. Build healthy eating habits. Try to protect yourself from environmental pollution and smoke.
Dr. Md. Azizur Rahman, chestnut expert30 October 2012, 23:53
Updated: 05 November 018, 12:53
Many people think that lung cancer is only men, especially men who smoke. But 10 to 15 percent of lung can be cancerous non-smokers. Many of them are women. It is a misconception that women do not have lung cancer completely. However, compared to men, the type of cancer of women is different, the symptoms are a little different.
For 80 percent of women's lung cancer, non-small cell cancers. Again, half of them are adenocarcininoma, which is not related to smoking. Men are usually squamous cell cancer, which is directly related to smoking. Apart from this, women may have large cell cancers and small cell cancers, some smokers may also have squamous cell cancer. Surprisingly, smoking smokers have more cancer than men, especially small cell cancers, which is the worst kind.
Genetic history outside of smoking, pollution of the environment, indirect smokers, some virus infections, etc. are responsible for women's cancer. Food habits are also somewhat liable. Eat fresh vegetables and fruits and eating lean foods at a higher rate increases the risk of cancer.
It is very late that women are less likely to have lung cancer. Symptoms are often neglected. The symptoms of women differ slightly from men. For example: Most menstrual coughs, bleeding with cough, or switching voice are seen in men. But the adenocarcinoma of women is also in the lungs that cough symptoms of cough appear more often. So suddenly a new breath of breath, more than a month of cough, blood with cough, weight loss, arthritis, frequent lung infection, loss of voice, mouth and throat swelling etc.
Women also need awareness on lung cancer. Avoid any type of smoked tobacco (jada, rose). Do not neglect the symptoms of lungs. Do not be subjected to indirect smoking. Avoid smoking in front of others. Build healthy eating habits. Try to protect yourself from environmental pollution and smoke.
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