When it comes to health, men, unlike women, are not very concerned. This may be the reason why women have a longer life expectancy. Although they both face the same health risks, men die earlier than women, which may indicate that they are less aware of their health. Men today face serious health risks, and if they continue to ignore them, they will continue to have a very high rate of illness and death. Cancer makes a person feel heavy in the chest. It is a serious form of illness that you can never escape when you have it. The number of people diagnosed with cancer continues to increase over time, and the number of people who die from the disease continues to grow.
Today, people should be more concerned about their health. There are many cases where cancer can develop because of our lifestyle and high stress. Being a heavy smoker can cause lung cancer. Eating cancer-causing meat or food on a daily basis can cause colon cancer. Eating less calcium-rich foods can cause bone cancer. These are just a few of the cases where cancer develops because of our daily lifestyle.
Lifestyle changes, daily consumption of nutritious foods and exercise can help prevent the development of cancer. However, if cancer is present in the family’s blood, there is nothing to do but accept the reality. Cancer is hereditary, so it is essential to screen every family member early to find out if you have cancer.
– Colon Cancer
It is one of the leading causes of death among men today. Most men are unaware of this disease, which has led them to treat it too late most of the time. Most of the time, the symptoms of this cancer appear in the last stage of the cancer, which only leaves him suffering further without any possible treatment to help him.
But as this disease is becoming alarming in men, they have started getting tested every year. Men are now more aware of ways to prevent it. This way, a man can prevent this type of cancer from spreading further through his system and causing further damage to his body.
– Prostate Cancer
The second leading cause of death in men is prostate cancer. According to the latest statistics, 180,000 cases of prostate cancer are diagnosed in the United States alone, which means that 32,000 men die from this cancer every year.
Prostate cancer is a type of cancer that can metastasize to other organs in the body, such as bones and lymph nodes, which can be very deadly to men if not diagnosed and treated. Prostate cancer is a serious disease that can kill men in no time.
Diagnostic tests are now available to check for the possible presence of cancer cells before they cause further damage to his organ. Thanks to this diagnostic test, men now know how to prevent their bodies from being affected by cancer, and if it has already caused damage, they know how to deal with it.
– Lung Cancer
Smoking is the leading cause of all lung cancers. Quitting smoking or never starting is the best way to reduce the risk. Lung cancer screening with low-dose CT scans is also available for people with certain risk factors, including those aged 55-79 who have smoked in the past 15 years and have more than 30 packs/year history of smoking.
– Bladder Cancer
Men are four times more likely than women to be diagnosed with bladder cancer. Although there is no bladder screening test yet, research has linked a sedentary lifestyle to the risk of this and other types of cancer.
There are many more types of cancers, we will talk about it in the next blog.
