Alert ! Risk of lung cancer is increasing even in non-smokers, know the reason and method of prevention.

The risk of lung cancer is much higher in smokers. However, a study has found that cases of lung cancer have also been found in people who have never smoked.

Lungs Cancer:  Lungs Cancer is one of the most dangerous and deadly diseases in the world. According to the WHO report, the number of people who died from lung cancer worldwide in the year 2020 was more than 18 lakh. This is the reason why health experts are constantly advising to be careful about it and make efforts for prevention. According to experts, the risk of lung cancer is much higher among smokers. However, a recent study has found that cases of lung cancer have also been found in people who have never smoked. Let us know the cause of this disease and the way to prevent it...

Risk of lung cancer even in those who do not smoke cigarettes

Experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) say that there is a risk of lung cancer due to smoking or second hand smoking i.e. coming in contact with cigarette smoke. In the United States, about 10-20 percent of lung cancer is found in people who have never even touched smoke. More cases of adenocarcinoma cancer have been seen in such people. This type of cancer starts in the cells and reaches the small air sacs of the lungs. Sometimes it also spreads to the thin flat cells inside the lungs.

Why is the risk of lung cancer increasing in non-smokers?

According to health experts, even if someone does not smoke, certain environmental conditions become such that lung cancer can increase. Second hand smoking is a major reason for this. In such a situation, there is a higher risk of lung cancer in those people who are exposed to secondhand smoke. Radon, air pollution and family history can also cause lung cancer. Therefore everyone should remain alert.

Symptoms of lung cancer in never smokers

Are the symptoms of lung cancer different in people who never smoke cigarettes or bidis? Regarding this, health experts say that the symptoms of lung cancer are similar in both smokers and non-smokers. Feeling tired all the time, frequent cough, coughing up blood or chest pain, wheezing or difficulty in breathing.

How do non-smokers avoid the risk of lung cancer?

Health experts say that by staying away from second-hand smoke, vehicle exhaust and air pollution-chemicals, you can protect your lungs and reduce the risk of lung cancer. Radon testing should be done in the house. If its level is high then preventive steps should be taken. If someone in the family already has this problem, then doctor's advice should be taken in time.

Disclaimer: Before implementing the method, methods and suggestions mentioned in this article, please consult a doctor or related expert.