Release date: 2006-11-16 CT examination is not a "universal" abuse of CT can cause cancer With the development of technology, CT has become a routine examination of people's daily medical treatment. Some people mistakenly believe that as long as a CT scan, any disease can be checked clearly. In fact, CT examination is not a panacea, and the abuse of CT can even cause cancer. Recently, the US Department of Health announced a biennial report on carcinogens, which included X-rays for the first time in the newly added 17 carcinogens. Robinia Pseudoacacia,Sophora Xanthantha,White Tephrosia,Pigeon Pea Chengdu Lv Mu Tian Xia Agricultural Technology Co. LTD , http://www.cdlmtx.com
Studies have shown that exposure to X-rays can lead to a variety of tumors, including leukemia, thyroid cancer, breast cancer and lung cancer, as well as tumors that may cause salivary glands, stomach, colon, bladder, ovary, central nervous system and skin. The risk of cancer is somewhat dependent on the age at which exposure is given; excessive exposure during childhood is associated with an increase in leukemia and thyroid cancer, which increases the risk of breast cancer during the reproductive period, while in later years it may Increase the chance of lung cancer. (Kexun)