What are the dangers of smoking, and what are the dangers of smoking

Smoking can damage our lungs and, in severe cases, block our airways. People who smoke too much can also cause infertility and mental breakdown, causing inconvenience to our family.

The whole fibrosis of your lungs is like wood and is not active at all The second is cardiovascular, smoking can lead to cardiovascular blockage, and the third is that smoking will make you numb and dependent, and even many people will tremble, unable to control their body, and will cause stomach ulcers and infertility in the reproductive system.

Smoking can cause health problems, and secondhand smoke is also harmful to smoking. In public places, many people have inhaled second-hand smoke, especially in the corridors, which often have a choking smell of smoke, and once inhaled by the body, it will cause physical and mental harm. In life, everyone should always be vigilant against the dangers of second-hand smoke.

What are the dangers of secondhand smoke?

The harms of secondhand smoke include lung cancer, and like smoking, secondhand smoke can also induce lung cancer. Studies have found that people who have been exposed to secondhand smoke for a long time are more likely to induce lung cancer. Passive smoking will lead to the deposition of harmful substances in the smoke, which will lead to an increase in toxins in the lungs over time, which will affect the function of the lungs while not being excreted from the body, and then induce lung cancer.

The harm of secondhand smoke also includes the occurrence of respiratory diseases, people who are often exposed to second-hand smoke will be more likely to cough, phlegm and other phenomena, and cough, sputum is a typical respiratory disease symptoms, so secondhand smoke can also lead to a high incidence of respiratory diseases. In families, where the father has a smoking habit, the wife and children are much more likely to suffer from respiratory diseases such as bronchitis.

Secondhand smoke can also induce a high incidence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and people who smoke passively for a long time are prone to arteriosclerosis, which increases the chance of coronary heart disease and cerebral thrombosis to a certain extent. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases are life-threatening diseases, so secondhand smoke is also life-threatening. Long-term exposure of pregnant women to secondhand smoke can also increase the risk of fetal malformations.

1. There are many ways to persuade others to quit smoking, you can effectively persuade others to quit smoking by using the method of betting, or you can persuade others to quit smoking by using the method of persuasion with words, and the effect of persuading others to quit smoking is still ideal, but the specific situation is also different from person to person, and it is best to give reasonable guidance. 2. To advise others to quit smoking, they should list the harm of nicotine to people, or the harmful gases in smoke to people's brain, so as to effectively avoid the phenomenon of regular smoking. 3. There are many ways to persuade others to quit smoking, you can have a good example to learn, you can make people get rid of the bad habit of smoking, and you can also persuade others to quit smoking by listing the inconvenience of cigarettes, and some people if the economic conditions do not allow, the more they smoke, the more they have no money.

Precautions: There are many ways to persuade others to quit smoking, and smoking for a long time will have different degrees of impact on people's health, which may lead to lung diseases, so you should advise others not to smoke as much as possible, which can effectively prevent respiratory diseases.

1. Damage to the respiratory system: The toxic gases and particles in tar enter the lungs with smoking, damaging the lungs, not only increasing the risk of lung cancer, but also increasing the risk of pneumonia, bronchitis and emphysema. Studies have shown that smokers are susceptible to the common cold and flu.

2. Damage to the cardiovascular system: Smoking can greatly increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, heart disease, aortic aneurysm, and sudden death. It also increases the risk of peripheral vascular disease (poor circulation) and arteriosclerosis, and decreases HDL levels.

3. Damage to the muscular and skeletal system: Smoking is associated with osteoporosis in women. Smoking makes the body thinner, and smoking makes a woman menopause premature, both of which contribute to osteoporosis.

4. Other effects: Smokers have a high risk of gastric ulcers. Whereas, smokers often suffer from cataracts and macular degeneration, which are the leading causes of blindness in older adults. Studies have shown that smokers are more likely to develop wrinkles than non-smokers, and wrinkles are deeper.

1. Lead to the appearance of diseases.

There are many harms of smoking, and for women, if they smoke for a long time, it is easy to cause major harm to the body, such as endocrine disorders, menstrual disorders and other diseases. And regular smoking by men also has a great impact on sexual harm. At the same time, people who smoke for a long time will let the lungs be attacked by nicotine, and the lungs will turn black after a long time.

Know that smoking can cause chronic pharyngitis, bronchitis, and other lung diseases. In addition to the effects on the lungs, there are many dangers.

2. Damage to **.

Long-term smokers are prone to crow's feet in their eyes, they are as deep and long as knife carvings, and the main reason for this situation is that smokers have the habit of unconsciously squinting their eyes when they are smoky, and they will naturally have crow's feet after a long time. And smokers are more likely to suffer from other eye diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma, chronic conjunctivitis, etc.

3. Prone to baldness.

There is also a strong correlation between smoking and baldness, especially in people who smoke more than 20 cigarettes a day, moderate or severe hair loss can be observed. Because the toxic substances in cigarettes can damage hair follicles and increase the secretion of androgens, leading to androgenetic alopecia, which is the main cause of male baldness.

Then there are smokers who not only have dull and dull faces, but also are easily damaged. It is not uncommon for the index and middle fingers to develop maculas on the index and middle fingers with a cigarette in their pockets. The survey found that smokers had a 78% increased risk of psoriasis compared to non-smokers, who may develop dark spots on their hands and face as early as possible.

Tobacco also contains many harmful substances to the human body, and these harmful substances also need to be detoxified in the liver. Therefore, smoking increases the burden on the liver and affects the function of the liver.

Tobacco contains a variety of harmful substances that can hinder the recovery of liver function, so hepatitis patients must decide to quit smoking. Smoking increases the risk of cancers of the mouth, throat, esophagus and kidneys. Similarly, the results suggest a strong association between smoking and liver cancer.

Foreign studies have shown that many of the patients who have not been infected with hepatitis B virus and have liver cancer are long-term heavy smokers.

The risk of liver cancer in these people increases with the number of cigarettes smoked per day. For example, people who smoke 10 cigarettes a day have a 1 3 times higher risk of liver cancer than non-smokers, those who smoke 11 20 cigarettes a day, those who smoke 21-30 cigarettes are doubled, and those who smoke more than 30 cigarettes are as high as double. In people who have had hepatitis B, smoking can also increase the risk of liver cancer, and studies have shown that people who have smoked for more than 300 years have a higher risk of liver cancer than non-smokers.

Although the relationship between smoking and liver cancer needs to be further clarified, many facts have shown that smoking has all kinds of harms but no benefits, and it is a foregone conclusion that smoking should be quit from the perspective of cancer prevention.