Cancer Spreading Process and How to prevent it

Cancer Spreading Process and How to prevent it - Cells in malignant tumors have the ability to invade surrounding tissues and organs, thus spreading the disease. It is also possible for cancer cells to break away from the tumor and enter the bloodstream, resulting in the spread of the disease to other organs. 

This spreading process is called metastasis. If the cancer has spread and has affected other areas of the body, the disease is still referred to the organ origination. For example, if cervical cancer spreads to the lungs, it is still called cervical cancer, not lung cancer. Although most cancers develop and spread this way (through the organ), but blood cancers like leukemia do not. They affect the blood and the organs that form blood and then invade nearby tissues.

Most types of cancer can be prevented by healthy habits from an early age and avoid the factors that cause cancer. Although the exact cause of cancer is not known, everyone can take steps to prevent the healthy way of life and avoid the causes of cancer:

     Regarding food:

     Reduce excessive fatty foods
     Eat more fibrous foods.
     Eat more colorful vegetables and fruits, several times a day
     Eat more fresh food
     Reduce foods that have been preserved or stored too long
     Limiting alcohol drinks


     regarding Behavior

     Avoid yourself from sexually transmitted diseases
     Avoid smoking habit. For smokers: quit smoking.
     Expect a balanced life and avoid stress
     Health check periodically and regularly.