Disease Due to Smoking

Cigarettes have more adverse effects, because cigarette destroyed almost all human organs, therefore smoking can cause various diseases that very much, at least there are 24 fatal diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Adverse effects of smoking to health will usually appear in a long time, over 5 years. Especially cigarette tobacco products can be shaped cigarette, cigarettes, cigars, rolled, using a pipe, tobacco is aspirated, or smokeless tobacco.
In the list below are described a variety of diseases and body parts that can be affected by adverse effects of smoking. Men or women who smoke face the same risk of poor, namely death. In addition there are special risks for women is the disruption of reproductive function.
Until recently not found any good result from cigarette smoking. Due to a very bad impact even from religious circles also agreed to participate to reduce smoking in society, namely by removing the smoking ban recommendation.
Here are the diseases and health problems in the organs of the body caused by smoking.
Cancer:

    * The lungs (lung cancer)
    * Oral cavity
    * The pharynx
    * Larynx
    * Esophagus (squamous cell carcinoma)
    * Esophagus (adenocarcinoma)
    * Pancreas
    * Urinary bladders
    * Renal pelvis
    * Kidney (renal cell carcinoma)
    * Stomach
    * Uterine cervix
    * Granulocytic cells of bone marrow (leukemia myeoloid)
    * Nasal cavities
    * Nasal sinuses
    * Liver

Respiratory System:

    * Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
    * Acute respiratory illnesses Including pneumonia
    * Premature onset of and an accelerated decline in lung function
    * All major respiratory symptoms in Adults, Including coughing, phlegm, wheezing and dyspnoea
    * Poor asthma control

Cardiovascular System:

    * Coronary heart disease (CHD)
    * Cerebrovascula disease
    * Aortic aneurysm
    * Peripheral artery

Other diseases:

    * Gastric ulcers
    * Cataract
    * Periodontitis
    * Duodenal ulcer
    * Adverse surgical outcomes related to wound healing and respiratory complications
    * Hip fracture
    * Reduced fertility in females
    * Crohn's disease
    * Age-related macular degeneration
    * Tobacco amblyopia
    * Osteoporosis

Special respiratory system disorders in infants / children, whose mothers smoked:

    * Impaired lung growth
    * Early-onset of lung function decline
    * Respiratory symptoms Including coughing, phlegm, wheezing dyspnoea
    * Asthma-related symptoms (wheezing)

Female Reproductive System:

    * Pregnancy complications
    * Preterm delivery and shortened gestation
    * Foetal growth and low birth weight restrictions
    * Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)