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Recently, the latest data from China's CDC (China Center for Disease Control and Prevention) released a cancer data analysis involving more than 300 million Chinese people, and the results showed that 65% of people who died of cancer in 2020 were men.
This data is another wake-up call for cancer prevention, especially for men.
It's just unbearable. The chance of men dying of cancer in China is as high as 65%+, which is a sky-shattering statistic!
Come to think of it, the data behind this is not covering three or two days, but the dynamics of the whole 15 years (2005 to 2020).
During this period, the number of cancer deaths has been rising, with a staggering increase of 21.6%. Counting the data in 2020, the number of men dying of cancer directly exploded, as high as 1,565,700, accounting for 65% of the total amount, while women only accounted for 35%.
Obviously, male friends are obviously more at risk than women in the "ghost gate" of cancer.
Experts have scrutinized it, and according to the analysis of the base, this may be due to the difference in biological sex, plus the "double-edged sword" effect of environmental factors.
For example, men are more exposed to risk factors in the workplace; coupled with high pressure, smoking a cigarette and drinking a glass of wine from time to time, how can you not see this living bad Xi?
The data detectives are not idle, comparing regional differences to see how cancer deaths are distributed in different places.
Ladies and gentlemen, the fatality rate of lung cancer in Nagada, Heilongjiang is close to the sky, and the destructive power of stomach cancer in Qinghai and Tibet is also against the sky.
Large cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong have slightly higher mortality rates for colorectal cancer.
As for breast cancer, Shanghai and Beijing have high prevalence rates, but Anhui, Fujian, Guangxi, Tibet and Xinjiang are the ones who really lead the way.
In 2020, the top five cancers at risk for men were lung, liver, stomach, esophageal and colorectal cancers, while the top five cancers for women were lung, liver, stomach, colorectal and breast cancers.
I have to say that the key to cancer prevention is to grasp it in advance, because early detection and early treatment, the chance of survival will soar immediately.
Take lung cancer as an example, it may be silent in the early stage, but it continues to have a dry cough, weight drop, bloody sputum for several weeks, chest tightness and chest pain, these are simply high-risk warnings.
Precursors of liver cancer may wish to pay attention to sudden weight loss, persistent dull pain in the upper right abdomen, yellow skin, loss of appetite, etc.
Looking at stomach cancer, the initial signs may just be not wanting to eat, recurrent anemia, epigastric pain, dark stools, inability to eat and lodging, and feeling weak.
In the early stage of esophageal cancer, you may lose a lot of weight in vain, feel that everything you eat and drink is there, and your appetite is lost.
For colorectal cancer, the signs of early attendance may include blood in the stool, strange stools, and wrong shapes.
As for breast cancer, once you find a new lump in the breast, abnormal shape, swollen lymph nodes under the armpit, "orange peel" skin, inward nipple retraction, sunken breast or ulcer, you should seek medical attention immediately.
We all know that if cancer drags on to an advanced stage, it is basically an unsolvable tragedy, and early treatment is definitely more effective. How to grasp the warning signals issued by the body, get early medical treatment, early diagnosis, and start the "preparation mode" is very crucial.
This not only depends on our own intuition about the body, but also depends on the trust of a professional medical team, advocates a healthy lifestyle, avoids environmental risks, and has regular medical check-ups.
Regarding the early signs of cancer, the above are some examples, if you feel that your body is abnormal or has suspicious symptoms, do not hesitate, go to the hospital immediately to check the end is the last word!