A New Cause leads to Lymphoma: Antibiotics Overdose

Jul 31, 2011 by Alexander

U.S. medical scientists has found that taking too many antibiotics can cause lymphoma. California Cancer Center physiciansrecently on the “drug therapy will increase the risk,” the subject of in-depth study, research results are not yet fully released, but it certainly is one of the study showed that too much taking antibiotics can cause lymphoma.

Physician noted that, in childhood, taking antibiotics more than 10 people, the possibility of lymphoma in adulthood will increase26%. Researchers in 3187 patients with lymphoma lymphoma pathology, the results showed that 3055 patients taking too manyantibiotics, these patients are there in the lymph formation of cancer cells in antibiotic drugs.

Physician also pointed out that antibiotics are widely used in the 20th century treatment of inflammation, which is increased in patients with lymphoma, one of the main factors. Therefore, the experts caution, must be careful to take antibiotics to reduce theside effects caused by the trouble.

In short, the application of antibiotics should be minimized, not only to reduce the incidence of lymphoma chance to avoid the emergence of other diseases. The treatment of lymphoma, the most common way is surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy,but because there are different situations during the treatment of complications, side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapyis often the patient’s body can not afford. Cancer Biotherapy, by collecting the body’s own immune cells, in vitro activation, andtransfusion the patient’s body, which can activate the body’s immune system to prevent the spread of cancer metastasis, is currently the only method is expected to cure lymphoma.