The upper end of the oesophagus, which connects the lower end with the stomach, is a pipe, and the upper skin of the oesophagus can lead to increased oesophagus and upper skin growth, progressive development and, ultimately, carcinogenic change, due to the long-term effects of various carcinogenic factors. These carcinogenic factors, i.e. the causes of oesophagus cancer, are not yet fully known, and the occurrence of oesophagus is a combination of factors.
Many people now like hot spicy, hot hot hot pots and a little more smoke and alcohol to help with the fun, but in this fast-growing process, the oesophagus and stomachs suffer in silence. Food is rough, over-heated, spicy and irritating food, and tobacco and alcohol can cause chronic physicolytic irritation to oestic mucous membranes, resulting in oestic skin growth and edible cancer. Chemical corrosive agents, such as bad acid and strong algebra, can cause chemical damage to edibles, or benign diseases of the edibles, such as anti-fluent anti-acid acids, can also cause chemical damage and physical damage from the ingestion of a few foreign objects, which can also increase the incidence of edible cancer.
The nitrousamine-like compounds are highly carcinogenic, with more than a dozen nitrites causing carcinogens in animals. More than 20 nitrous-type compounds are known to cause edible cancer, such as the common dimethyl-nitromethamphetamine, with significant increases in food and drinking water in areas with high edible cancer. The intake of nitamine from diet is positively related to the incidence of edible cancer. A variety of aroma foods separate sickle scabies, oxycarcin, etc., which are fungi, which converts nitrates to nitrites, and a few fungi synthesizes nitrazine, so that they co-ordinate with nitrazine compounds. The high incidence of oesophagus cancer is found in poor and underdeveloped areas, with poor natural conditions, lack of food, lack of animal protein, fat, vegetables, fresh fruit, ingestion of vitamins A, B2, C, etc. The low levels of micronutrient molybdenum, copper, boron, iron, zinc, magnesium in water and soil in areas with high oesophagus cancer may be related to the occurrence of oesophagus cancer.
The development of tumours is the result of the interaction of environmental and host factors, with a marked geographicality in the incidence of oesophagus, with a 60-fold difference between high and low-prevalence areas. The high-prevalence areas are the Taicing mountains, the eastern region of Qinqing, the Greater Pei Mountains, the North Sichuan, the Guangnan and Guangdong Tsai regions, and the North Supe regions, with Henanlin county the largest in the country. Esophagus cancer is also evident in the concentration of dead families, with 25 to 50 per cent of the positive families in the high-prevalence areas of the country.
Early symptoms of oesophagus cancer are not apparent and may be indisposed by swallowing coarse foods, strangulation of food, post-brand burns, needle stings or lacerations of pain, slow and stagnating foods, oesophagus, dry throats and austerity, at times light. Early detection and early diagnosis of oesophagus cancer are important, and those aged over 50 (over 40 in high-prevalence areas) who experience these symptoms should be examined in time for a clear diagnosis. Electronic gastroenteroscopy is the preferred method of detecting and diagnosing oesophagus cancer, allowing direct observation of the form of the stove, and a live examination to be identified in direct view. The pain-free gastric lens is now widely available, so that it can be completed during the patient ‘ s sleep, and when it is completed, it can quickly wake up, which is acceptable to most people.
Surgery, radiotherapy and chemical treatment are the main treatments for oesophagus cancer, and the choice of treatments needs to be considered in a comprehensive manner. Our scholars have actively explored the treatment of oesophagus cancer, developed a wealth of experience and achieved remarkable results in terms of improving the efficacy of the treatment and improving the prognosis, so that if a friend unfortunately suffers from oeophagus cancer, there is no need to be too anxious, calm down and cooperate actively with the treatment.
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