Bladder Cancer Risk Factors
The risk of developing bladder cancer increases when people encounter carcinogenic chemicals which are present in tobacco smoke and industrial pollutants. The prolonged inflammation that happens during urinary tract infections along with cystitis increases the potential for developing cancer. The TP53 gene mutation along with other genetic risk factors build personal vulnerability to cancer development. Age combined with gender and diet and hydration practices form important aspects that affect bladder cancer development risk.
