What causes bladder cancer DEHP?
Scientists have not found the exact causes for bladder cancer as of yet. However, they have identified several carcinogens that are potential causes, especially in cigarette smoke. Smoking can have devastating affects on the body and, unfortunately smokers run more than twice the risk of developing bladder cancer that those that do not smoke. There are other chemicals linked to bladder cancer as well. Chemicals that you come across at work can be harmful. Organic chemicals called aromatic amines are linked with bladder cancer. These types of chemicals are used in the dye industry. Other industries linked to bladder cancer include rubber and leather processing, textiles, hair coloring, paints, and printing. If your diet consists of large amounts of animal fats and fried meats this also puts you at a greater risk for bladder cancer. There is also an herb that is linked to bladder cancer called Aristolochia fangchi, this herb is mainly used for weight loss and some dietary supplements. The above are all things you can do something about. The following also have higher risks of bladder cancer and that includes aging, being male, being white, having a history of bladder cancer, having chronic bladder inflammation, and certain birth defects.
