What causes lymphoma in children?

In fact, from current observations, we can find that there are more and more patients with lymphoma, and the probability of lymphoma in children is also surging, which makes many parents very worried. Lymphoma is very harmful to children. This is mainly caused by environmental pollution and food pollution and other problems. So let us analyze in detail the root causes that easily lead to children suffering from lymphoma.

Familial clustering: We sometimes see this phenomenon where multiple relatives in a family develop tumors, some have the same tumor, and some have different tumors, but this also shows that tumors do exist in familial clustering. This may be related to similar genetic factors, living habits, lifestyle, and living environment. Therefore, children of cancer patients should also be vigilant and have regular physical examinations.

Chemical factors: air pollution, water pollution, food pollution, indoor decoration pollution, etc. At the same time, people who are frequently exposed to chemical substances are also prone to the disease, especially those containing benzene.

Unbalanced diet: Many people nowadays do not take in enough trace elements such as zinc and vitamins. In addition, they eat large amounts of white rice, white noodles and meat for a long time, but stay away from whole grains, vegetables and fruits. This leads to unbalanced nutritional intake, resulting in low immunity, which is also one of the causes of cancer.

Infections by viruses, bacteria, etc.: Currently known infections include Epstein-Barr virus, HIV, Helicobacter pylori, etc. After some people are infected with a virus, genetic mutations occur in their cells, leading to disease. For example, people infected with HIV have a high chance of developing lymphoma.

Physical factors: radiation that can be found everywhere in our daily living environment, such as computers, mobile phones, televisions, microwave ovens, induction cookers, etc. Clinically, it has been found that some young cancer patients have experience of long-term and intensive Internet use.

Psychological pressure: Competition in today's society is becoming increasingly fierce. People have to deal with all aspects of life, such as study, work, and interpersonal relationships. Therefore, people are generally under a lot of pressure, which will inevitably cause psychological tension and anxiety in the long run. If this condition cannot be alleviated well, the body's immune function will decline and lymphoma is likely to occur.

Children should live an innocent, happy and joyful life, but because their body resistance is not as strong as that of adults, if they do not pay attention in life, they may be affected and threatened by these diseases. Therefore, parents should pay more attention to their children's physical health and help them stay away from diseases.