What are the cancers that men are prone to getting?

　　Being physically strong has always been male “Pretentious" capital. In fact, in some disease In front of me, men are more female Much more fragile. The British Daily Mail recently reported that the British cancer The research center published a report stating that men are 60% more likely to develop cancer than women.； And once they get cancer, the mortality rate of the former can be 40% higher.
　　
　　1. Lung cancer:
　　
　　Ranking "top of the list" of male tumors, Zhi Xiuyi, director-general of the Thoracic Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, believes that smoking is the main factor causing lung cancer. In addition, the disease is also related to air pollution, irregular life and overwork.
　　
　　2. Liver cancer:
　　
　　From hepatitis - cirrhosis - liver cancer, the "three steps of liver disease" have always been men's Dream nightmare. Experts remind: First of all, regular physical examinations, moderate drinking or abstaining from alcohol, and not eating moldy food are the "magic weapons" for everyone to prevent liver cancer. Secondly, over 35 years old Hepatitis B People who are positive for surface antigen, have suffered from chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis for more than 5 years, and have a family history of liver cancer in three generations of immediate relatives should have alpha-fetoprotein tested and a liver B-ultrasound done every six months.
　　
　　3. Urinary system tumors:
　　
　　The "babies" on a man's body are mostly concentrated in this part. In addition to prostate cancer, testicular cancer, penis cancer and other men-specific tumors, bladder tumors are the most common tumors in this system.
　　
　　Urological experts recommend that men check the prostate cancer specific antigen (PSA) once a year after the age of 50 to detect the disease early. Testicular cancer is more common in young men, and people should do self-examinations once a month. If there is a significant difference in the size or weight of the testicles on both sides, be wary. If there are ulcers or lumps on the glans or foreskin that fail to respond to antibiotic treatment for 10 to 14 days, you should suspect penile cancer. In the early stages of bladder cancer, there will be painless hematuria, which can be diagnosed through B-ultrasound and cystoscopy.
　　
　　4. Kidney cancer:
　　
　　According to experts, the incidence of kidney cancer is related to obesity, smoking, etc. B-ultrasound and CT can help diagnose it.
　　
　　5. Oral cancer:
　　
　　Oral cancer is the most common cancer among young and middle-aged men, with the incidence rate 10 times that of women. Smoking, drinking, and eating betel nut are all triggers. He reminded that if he found Oral ulcers It is not good if it lasts for 2 weeks. You must seek medical treatment in time. This is the most important sign of oral cancer.
　　
　　six, stomach cancer：
　　
　　The incidence rate in men is 1.5 to 2.5 times that of women, especially in middle-aged men. The reason why gastric cancer "favors" men is that, in addition to more smoking and drinking, it is also related to their lack of estrogen protection. On the one hand, ordinary Stomach disease Cancer occurs. On the other hand, the diet should not be too salty, eat less smoked food, quit smoking and limit alcohol, and avoid eating too fast or eating hot and hard food.
　　
　　7. Rectal cancer:
　　
　　Men generally eat more fat and protein foods than women, and scientific research shows that they are one of the important causes of rectal cancer. Therefore, there should always be fiber-rich fruits and vegetables on the table.
　　
　　healthy Reminder: Men should maintain good living habits, have a regular daily routine, perform appropriate physical and mental exercises, and maintain an optimistic mood, so as to stay away from diseases.