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We often experience pre-cancer pathologies in clinical settings, so what is pre-cancer pathologies? Pre-cancer pathologies, by definition, are some of the pathological changes that preceded cancer. Pre-cancer pathologies are caused by a number of factors, such as chronic inflammation, poor lifestyles and genetic factors. Cancers experience pre-cancer pathologies, but most of them may be in a stable state, some may even reverse to normal, and a very small fraction eventually becomes cancer. The occurrence of cancer is a multifactorial, long-term and gradual process, which can be divided into four stages: pre-cancer pathologies, in situ cancer, leaching cancer and transfer cancer. In short, pre-cancer pathologies have the potential to change, but they are not cancers, and they are not necessarily cancers. We need to know the right thing: 1) Pre-cancer diseases are caused by a number of factors, such as chronic inflammation, poor lifestyles and genetic factors. Cancers experience pre-cancer pathologies, but most of them may be in a stable state, some may even reverse to normal, and a very small fraction eventually becomes cancer. 2) Pre-cancer disease is not cancer, it is just a pathological noun, not a name; 3) Pre-cancer disease is mostly non-cancer, but only a small part of it is likely to become cancer; “pre-cancer disease” in the digestive tracts we have in our hearts are mucous membrane, gastric, intestinal, chronic atrophy of gastroenteritis, intestinal, non-typical growth, etc. 1 Monument membrane oesophagus: Over-penetration of the mucous membrane of the oesophagus, with a change in the form of white membrane, known as the mucous membrane of the oesophagus. There has been only an aberrational and anomalous changes in pathology, which are pre-cancer. A 5 per cent bad rate was reported. Men over 40 years of age are more often seen, mainly as a result of partial irritation (e.g., smoking, drinking alcohol and irritating food) and lack of a certain nutrient, generally without significant self-conscious symptoms, with late white spots being particularly sensitive to hot and irritating foods. Special treatment is generally not required, but the causes of the disease should be eliminated, including aversion to tobacco, alcohol, acid, spicy, etc. Most of them are benign and good. However, a periodic review of the gastric lens shows that a post-brain pain can occur when the white spots are rapidly expanding, the surface is rough, thickened, fractured, fractured, convulsions are broken, and a living examination should remove cancer. Patients, especially those with heterogeneity, can be partially excised or electrocorted under the inner mirror. 2 Stomach, intestinal saloon meat: Tumorous saloon meat is adenomas, consisting of three types: 1) tubular adenomas: the benign salents originating in the rectum or colon are known as adenomas and can progress to carcinogenic tumors. Adenomas are common, especially after the age of 50. Circle or ellipse, smooth or leafy surfaces, varying in size, more than < 1 cm in diameter, 80% t. The 10-year cancer rate for this type of saliva is about 1 to 5 per cent. 2) Fluffy adenomas: Less common, mostly single. It is most common in the rectal, followed by the breath. This is a high rate of carcinomas, which is more than 10 times higher than piped adenoma, with a 10-year cancer rate of 30-70 per cent. 3) Mixture adenomas: These rates range between tube adenomas and velvet adenomas, with a cancer rate of 23%. In general, the greater the chance of cancer, the greater the number, the greater the chance of cancer. 3. Chronic atrophy of stomachitis: Chronic atrophy of stomachitis is one of the types of chronic stomachitis with limited or widespread adenological atrophy (reduced in number, reduced in function) in the stomach mucous membranes, common cortex, heteoporosis, inflammation, etc. Simply put, for a variety of reasons, the gland of the gastric mucous membranes and the genre of the digestive fluid have decreased, not the whole stomach atrophy. It is very common among the 55-year-old population, with a detection rate of more than 50 per cent, so there is little need to worry about the shrinking of the middle-aged, and some doctors even call it a degenerative disease, which occurs more or less when people become older. The World Health Organization has classified chronic atrophy of stomachitis as a pre-cancer disease of stomach cancer, but not pre-cancer disease, and the real pre-cancer disease is after an unusual increase. The annual cancer rate is reported to be 0.5 to 1 per cent, and the risk of stomach cancer increases in the case of cortex fertilism or anomalous growth. The atrophy of gastrointestinal inflammation can often be reversed, almost completely disrupting the progress of gastrointestinal cancer, by eliminating the fungus of the fungus before intestinalization, treating the disease and improving living habits. 4 The gastric mucous intestinalization of the stomach, i.e., the lack of self-rehabilitation when the gastric mucous membrane is damaged, can adapt to this change by learning from the next-door neighbour, the intestinal entourage: if you learn well, you learn all your skills, there is usually no problem, very few changes in cancer (full intestinalization); if you do not learn well, there may be problems that can change cancer (incomplete intestinalization), so some intestinalization requires only review and no treatment. Only incomplete intestinal intestine is barely a pre-cancer disease, but there is still a long way to go from stomach cancer, with regular treatment, eradication of the fungus, regular review, no symptoms, no need for treatment, and with you life. Five, the most important pre-cancer pathologies: anomalous growth of the osteoporosis called anomalous increase in the upper cortex, anesthesia of the upper cortex, a deviation of the structure of the stomach mucular membrane and the upper cortex from normality, morphologically expressed in cell hetotype and gland structure disorders. Studies have shown that heterotransformation is an important pre-cancer disease and the last step before normal gastric mucous membranes are transformed into stomach cancer. Categorised as Light, Medium, Heavy 3 or Low Level and High Upper Cervicy 2 High-level upper-skinned cancer is also known as in situ cancer and requires surgical treatment. It is closely related to the occurrence of stomach cancer, and a follow-up study of stomach mirrors found that the rate of slight hemogenic growth was 2.53 per cent, medium 4-8 per cent and severe 10-83 per cent. The probability of developing a lower level of stomach cancer is 9 per cent and 74 per cent at the senior level, according to the level 2 system. Slightly moderate heterogenic growth requires active treatment and elimination of causes of illness and periodic review; serious recommendations are immediately visible or surgical. Heterogenic growth is considered to be a key component of early diagnosis and prevention of gastrointestinal cancer, and the evolution of a pre-temperal cancer to stomach cancer requires a relatively long process, which will significantly reduce the incidence of and mortality from stomach cancer if it is actively monitored in follow-up and effectively intervened to disrupt its development. The real pre-cancer pathologies: incomplete intestinalization, the Barette cuisine, various forms of heterogenic growth, adenomas, active treatment, periodic re-examination, and, if necessary, ingestation, atrophy, benign carcasses, non-symptomatic requiring treatment, periodic re-examination. It's synchronized for a look. Write your comments.