HEALTH EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING

HEALTH EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING

Cigarette smoking is like becoming a fashion trend now a days. Cigarette is being prohibited every where, beside this Cigarette is smoke by the people. Tobacco smoke is made up of thousands of chemicals and many of them are very harmful.Smoking causes many diseases and reduces the health of smokers in general. Take a look how Cigarette ill our whole organ of the body.



MOUTH

• Gum disease and smoking

• Oral cancer

• Aesthetics, smell and taste

• Smoker's melanosis

• Nicotinic stomatitis (smoker's palate)

• Hairy tongue

• Staining of teeth and dental fillings;

• Reduction of the ability to smell and taste;

• Bad breath;

PHARYNX (THROAT)

• painful or difficult swallowing

• a sore throat that doesn't go away

• a sense of a "lump in the throat" or a constant need to swallow

• welling or pain in the neck

• enlarged glands (lymph nodes) in the neck

• a chronic cough

• wheezing

• unexplained weight loss

• coughing up blood.

• throat cancer

 
 KIDNEY

• Increasing blood pressure and heart rate

• Reducing blood flow in the kidneys

• Increasing production of angiotensin II (a hormone produced in kidney)

• Narrowing the blood vessels in the kidneys

• Damaging arterioles (branches of arteries)

• Forming arteriosclerosis (thickening and hardening) of the renal (kidney) arteries

• Accelerating loss of kidney function

CERVIX

• HIV/AIDS

• chronic fatigue syndrome

• used steroids/corticosteroids

• had an organ transplant or kidney dialysis; and

• had chemotherapy.

STOMACH

• Heartburn

• Smoking promotes the reflux of the duodenal contents back into the stomach.

• Smoking increases the acidity of the duodenum and makes it more vulnerable to H.pyloriinfection.

• Smoking constricts the small blood vessels in the stomach reducing blood flow. This can lead to damage of stomach tissues and slow down healing of ulcers.

• Smoking reduces the production of natural substances that protect the stomach and duodenum from tissue damage.

• Crohn’s disease

• Gall stones

LUNGS

• feeling out of breath when walking up a short flight of stairs

• coughing

• spitting up mucous

• repeat chest infections

Well Now you decide... Does Cigarette really deserves to be on your lips? Please Stay away from it...


"As every year 2000 peoples QUIT SMOKING.... Not by reading such warnings, but by DYING"