The Dhaka Times Desk A recent study by a group of scientists at Queen's University in Ireland says that if the oral cavity is not cleaned properly, the risk of liver, pancreas, colon and rectal cancer may increase.
Why does liver cancer occur?
Why does cancer actually happen? No one can say for sure. However, some daily habits can greatly increase the risk of cancer. Scientists have been saying this time and again. Recently, a group of scientists in Ireland claimed that if you don't brush your teeth properly, the risk of liver cancer may increase.
A group of scientists from Queen's University in Ireland have studied the medical history of 469,000 people in Britain. The study published in a scientific journal called 'United European Gastroenterology Journal' shows that if the oral cavity is not cleaned properly, the risk of liver, pancreas, colon and rectal cancer may increase. People with bleeding gums, loose teeth and mouth ulcers have a 75 percent increased risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma, the study claimed. Among all types of liver cancer, hepatocellular carcinoma is the most common.
But why is this? Scientists have also suggested two possible reasons. If the oral cavity is not cleaned properly, the number of different types of bacteria also increases. Which can disrupt the gut microbiome in no time. When the stomach upset increases, the pressure on the liver increases. Which can lead to problems like hepatitis or liver cirrhosis.
Second: People cannot chew food properly when dental problems occur. Some also reduce their food intake. Due to which it is not possible to get enough nutrients from food. If you don't get proper nutrients, the liver will be damaged. Due to which the risk of getting sick increases. So first you have to take care of your teeth i.e. brush your teeth regularly. Source: Anandabazar Patrika.
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