Before light the next cigarette, you better think about what causing yourself and those around you ...

Active smoking causes cancer primarily as lung cancer, bronchus, trachea, oral cavity, larynx, pharynx, esophagus, throat, sinuses, kidneys and urethra, pancreas, stomach, bladder, blood, etc.. As a result of active tobacco smokers suffer more often from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

Extremely vulnerable to active smoking is the cardiovascular system, the effects are: heart attack, aneurysm of the aorta, angina, and atherosclerotic peripheral vascular disease.

Active smokers reduce their reproductive abilities. In these more often and earlier impotence occurs. Smoking in expectant mothers leads to fetal growth restriction, premature thinning and detachment of the placenta, miscarriage, premature birth, low birth weight baby. Increases the risk of occurrence of the syndrome sudden infant death.

Active smokers suffer from blindness due to early aging of the eye, accompanied by macular degeneration and cataracts, early aging of the skin, osteoporosis and fractures, stomach ulcers, dental problems and others.

Passive smoking causes disease and in adults and in children. Adults suffer from coronary heart disease, lung cancer. Passive smoking causes reproductive problems in women and infant prematurity, respiratory problems (irritation of the throat) and others. In children, the effects of passive smoking include: middle ear disease, syndrome, sudden infant death, respiratory diseases and others.

Quitting smoking more Bulgarians will reduce their risk by more than 25 diseases, improve their financial situation will ease the health care system, according to the Ministry of Health.
According to World Bank estimates that the price you pay for health care health effects of tobacco use accounts for between 0.1% and 1.1% of GDP in different countries.
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