Cancer can occur if the baby does not get infected, read what the search says

New Delhi, 26 August 2019, Monday

Parents can go to any extent to make sure that their child does not get infected. But according to one invention, if a child is not exposed to germs at a young age, he may develop leukemia cancer in the future.

According to studies, when a child becomes infected during the age of 1, his immune system is strengthened. This study found that acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer, is caused by two processes.

The first process is caused by a genetic mutation that leads to leukemia before the birth. The second process is that the disease begins to occur several months after the birth of the baby. This risk is reduced if the baby becomes ill due to an infection in the early days.

To put it simply, the child who is in a clean, disinfected state during the first one year, and avoids contact with other children, is at greater risk of developing the disease. This illness occurs as a blood cancer. These children are aged 0 to 4 years.

It is worth mentioning that the disease develops within a few days or weeks. It develops in the blood of the body and spreads to other parts of the body. These include the lymph nodes, liver and nervous system. According to experts, one of the obvious biological causes of this cancer is infection in children. In children, the immune system develops rapidly.