Helicobacter pylori infection (H. pylori Infection):
One of the most important causes of stomach cancer is a long-term infection with the bacteria H. pylori, which affects the inner walls of the stomach. This can cause ulcers and ulcers in the stomach and later lead to cancer.
Poor Diet:
Excessive consumption of salty foods, dried or smoked meats, and pickles can seriously affect the inner walls of the stomach. Also, a decrease in fruits and vegetables in the diet is a reason.
Smoking and use of tobacco products (Smoking & Tobacco):
Stomach cancer is very likely to develop in people who smoke. The harmful chemicals in tobacco can damage the cells in the stomach.
Genetics & Family History:
If your parents or close relatives have a history of stomach cancer, you are more likely to develop the disease due to genetic factors.
Previous Gastric Surgery:
Those who have had a part of their stomach removed due to stomach ulcers or those who have conditions such as Chronic Atrophic Gastritis, where the stomach walls become thinner, are more likely to develop this disease.
Age and Gender:
This disease is usually more common in people over the age of 50. In addition, men are more likely to develop stomach cancer than women.