Carcinogens cáncer?

[Britney Spears]

Okay, I know it's silly, pointless, and incredibly painful, and besides, there's no certainty. You can have anything beforehand, like a heart attack or stroke, but what are the chances of getting cancer (refusing treatment) and dying from what are considered "natural causes"? Yes, I know it's the worst, but anyway... Like smoking, alcohol, burning things? Does genetics play a role? Are there other carcinogens that could be included? I'm 24, so I don't know.
chances of developing it? Except for my mother, there have been cases of cancer in my family, father, uncle, grandparents and so on.

 

[ignorableaurochs]

Genetics plays a role, yes (eg there are specific mutations associated with increased risk of particular cancers, like BRAC1). Diet, exposure to pollution, even exposure to environmental things like granite can all contribute. Even *with* genetic information, the risk score is polygenic and influenced by one's environment. As such, it is difficult to estimate.

 

[KillingPain267]

Not a reliable method

 

[Britney Spears]

Yeah, but there are probabilities and factors, or so I think.

 

[ToANewWorld]

I think I read somewhere that there is a high likelihood of cancer if you pluck or attempt to remove a wart by force from your body.

Cancer sounds unbelievably painful and grueling. Only reason I can think off to even consider something like this is so that your loved ones may collect life insurance.

 

[Forveleth]

There are people that smoke for 80 years and never get cancer and there are 5 year olda that get cancer for seemingly no reason. It is a flip of the coin and highly unpredictable. Yes, there are things that can overall increase your risk but unleas you go hug some uranium it is never guaranteed. This is like going outside during a meteor shower and hoping one hits you on the head.

I think I read somewhere that there is a high likelihood of cancer if you pluck or attempt to remove a wart by force from your body.

This is 100% not true.

 

[Britney Spears]

Creo haber leído en alguna parte que hay una alta probabilidad de contraer cáncer si uno arranca o intenta quitarse a la fuerza una verruga del cuerpo.

El cáncer suena increíblemente doloroso y agotador. La única razón que se me ocurre para considerar algo así es para que tus seres queridos puedan cobrar un seguro de vida.

Umm, eso es cierto, pero en cuidados paliativos... no habría autopsia en caso de cáncer.

Hay personas que fuman durante 80 años y nunca desarrollan cáncer, y hay niños de 5 años que desarrollan cáncer sin motivo aparente. Es una moneda al aire y altamente impredecible. Sí, hay factores que pueden el riesgo, pero a menos que abraces a alguien con uranio, nunca está garantizado. Es como salir durante una lluvia de meteoritos y esperar que uno te golpee en la cabeza.

Esto es 100% falso.

¡Al carajo! No tenemos que sufrir hasta morir aquí. Es realmente injusto. No lo merecemos.
Lo siento, no fue traducido, soy española

I think I read somewhere that there is a high likelihood of cancer if you pluck or attempt to remove a wart by force from your body.

Cancer sounds unbelievably painful and grueling. Only reason I can think off to even consider something like this is so that your loved ones may collect life insurance.

Hahaha, yes, but it reproduces on its own. Warts are very clever.
Guys, I'm sure I'll take SN soon. I just can't take it anymore, to be honest. Whether I fail or succeed, I'm desperate. Thanks, everyone.

 

[brokeandbroken]

Okay, I know it's silly, pointless, and incredibly painful, and besides, there's no certainty. You can have anything beforehand, like a heart attack or stroke, but what are the chances of getting cancer (refusing treatment) and dying from what are considered "natural causes"? Yes, I know it's the worst, but anyway... Like smoking, alcohol, burning things? Does genetics play a role? Are there other carcinogens that could be included? I'm 24, so I don't know.
chances of developing it? Except for my mother, there have been cases of cancer in my family, father, uncle, grandparents and so on.

Cancer a lot like life is like a game dice. In life you can do basically everything right and still wind up broke, homeless, and without hope or anyone that gives a shit. Conversely you can do everything wrong and still wind up rich successful and with people that love you. It's genetics, environmental, lifestyle, dietary, etc.... Let's say Yahtzee is cancer. You can do things to reduce the dice rolls and increase the amount of dice needed for (Yahtzee) cancer. That said you can still hit Yahtzee.

In terms of cancer find a different way to die. There's less painful, more controllable, and frankly easier ways. As someone who has watched too many people die from cancer in my former life find a different way.