Who gets gliomas easily?
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People prone to glioma usually include long-term exposure to ionizing radiation, family genetic history of the population, older people, etc.
1, long-term exposure to ionizing radiation
ionizing radiation can directly damage DNA, leading to changes in cellular genetic information, which may induce cell cancer. Long-term exposure to high doses of ionizing radiation, such as radiation work, frequent radiation tests or treatments, will increase the risk of glioma.
2. People with family genetic history
tuberous sclerosis, neurofibromatosis and other genetic diseases are usually related to specific gene mutations, which may be transmitted to offspring by genetic means, thus increasing the probability of glioma in their offspring.
3. Older people
With the increase of age, the immunity and repair ability of the human body gradually decrease, and the resistance to carcinogenic factors is correspondingly weakened. Therefore, older people are more susceptible to various carcinogenic factors, thus increasing the risk of glioma. In
addition, people with poor living habits and eating habits, people with hypocalcemia, hand and foot convulsions and other diseases are also prone to glioma. The above people should pay special attention to their health status, regular physical examination and screening, in order to detect and treat glioma in time.
