How many out of 100 smokers will develop lung cancer?

Shanghai Jiao Tong University counted the lung physical examination data of 30,000 high-risk groups of lung cancer, and the results showed that male lung cancer patients were about and female lung cancer patients were about. So, does it make sense for them to smoke for more than 30 years and reduce their life expectancy by more than a year?

My view is that no matter how old they live, as long as they can take care of themselves, every extra minute of life is precious, otherwise, even if they live for an extra ten years, there is no point.

If you start to quit smoking, then the risk will start to slowly decrease, but it is difficult to achieve the same risk factor as a non-smoker, but it is worth it, as soon as you start to quit smoking, your body function will improve, and the risk of lung cancer will decrease! Therefore, it is true that some people have lung cancer and are related to smoking, but there are also some people who have never been exposed to cigarettes and have lung cancer, so what is the probability of people who smoke to get lung cancer? At what age is it best to quit smoking to prevent lung cancer?

I'm going to talk to you about it today.

There are a few grandmothers in my hometown, their generation is a landlord, they have developed the habit of smoking since they were young, they are more than 90 years old this year, and their grandsons will bring her good tobacco every year when they go back for the Chinese New Year, except for the yellow spots on their teeth, and their bodies are particularly healthy. While smoking, pay attention to drinking more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, it does not have much effect on the lungs, and smokers drink several times more water per day than non-smokers. Also, if you smoke cigarettes, you should buy better cigarettes, don't smoke them one after another, and smoke in moderation so that you don't cough.

However, this does not mean that smoking does not affect health. As for why some people are okay with smoking, I guess it should be people who are born with strong genes and have a stronger ability to repair cell damage in the body, and the damage to tobacco is not so obvious. Experimental data indicates:

If you don't smoke, you have a better chance of developing lung cancer before the age of 75. If you smoke for a long time, this probability rises directly to 16%, a full 50-fold increase, and if the number of cigarettes smoked per day exceeds 5, then the probability may be even higher, reaching 25.

There are 80 people who will develop this disease, and anyone who smokes has a good chance of getting this particular disease and will not be able to**.

Smoking is harmful to health, and smoking is one of the important causes of lung cancer. Data show that 70%-80% of men in China get lung cancer due to smoking.

There are almost 20 of them, in fact, the probability of lung cancer is still very high, indicating that the damage to the body caused by smoking is very serious, and everyone still has to control their smoking.

I think more than 80% of the 100 people will suffer from lung cancer, after all, smoking is not a good thing, and the chance of getting it is particularly high, especially for those who smoke for a long time.

About 3 out of 100 smokers develop lung cancer, because the risk of lung cancer is very high, and if people who smoke regularly, then their chance of developing lung cancer is very high.

Sixty or seventy percent of them will be diagnosed with cancer, because the habit of smoking for a long time has led to the darkening of the lungs, and cancer is more common.

There are about 25 of them, which is still very high, so for the sake of your body, you should reduce the number of times you smoke.

25 out of 100 smokers will develop lung cancer, which is quite a good chance, so smoking is harmful to health.

Of course, there will be 100 years of smoking to develop lung cancer, because smoking is very harmful to the body, and lung cancer will occur.

Lung cancer occurs in 25 out of 100 smokers, which is equivalent to 1 in 4 people. That's pretty scary numbers.

10% of people will develop lung cancer because they smoke too much and cause a lot of damage to their bodies.