Bladder Cancer Another Health Risk Posed by Cigarette Smoking
Title:
Bladder Cancer: Another Health Risk Posed by Cigarette Smoking
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517
Summary:
The article talks about heightened risk of smokers in developing bladder cancer. Though treata
Keywords:
cigarette smoking
Article Body:
Cigarette smoking has been strongly linked to ailments such as heart disease, lung cancer, and
Cigarette smoke contains more than 4,000 chemicals, 60 of which are highly carcinogenic. Smoki
In some cases, bladder cancer often causes no symptoms until it has reached an advanced cure t
Presence of blood in the urine;
Pain or burning sensation during urination without the occurrence of urinary tract infection (
Urinating more often or feeling the strong urge to urinate without producing much urine.
Because of modern technology and advanced medicine, treatments for bladder cancer are now wide
Some sexual health problems that may be caused by cancer treatment may include the following:
Inability to achieve or maintain an erection (erectile dysfunction)
Difficulty climaxing
Orgasm without discharge of semen (dry orgasm)
Weaker, less satisfying orgasms
Loss of libido
Pain during sex
The development of different kinds of cancers that are linked to cigarette smoking have made t
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Bladder Cancer: Another Health Risk Posed by Cigarette Smoking
Word Count:
517
Summary:
The article talks about heightened risk of smokers in developing bladder cancer. Though treata
Keywords:
cigarette smoking
Article Body:
Cigarette smoking has been strongly linked to ailments such as heart disease, lung cancer, and
Cigarette smoke contains more than 4,000 chemicals, 60 of which are highly carcinogenic. Smoki
In some cases, bladder cancer often causes no symptoms until it has reached an advanced cure t
Presence of blood in the urine;
Pain or burning sensation during urination without the occurrence of urinary tract infection (
Urinating more often or feeling the strong urge to urinate without producing much urine.
Because of modern technology and advanced medicine, treatments for bladder cancer are now wide
Some sexual health problems that may be caused by cancer treatment may include the following:
Inability to achieve or maintain an erection (erectile dysfunction)
Difficulty climaxing
Orgasm without discharge of semen (dry orgasm)
Weaker, less satisfying orgasms
Loss of libido
Pain during sex
The development of different kinds of cancers that are linked to cigarette smoking have made t
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