Tobacco Use and Its Consequences: A Health Overview by Dr. Ramesh Parimi
Pace Hospitals
Tobacco use poses significant health risks that affect nearly every organ in the body. Smoking and chewing tobacco can lead to life-threatening conditions, including lung cancer,
heart disease, and respiratory illnesses. In addition to these severe diseases, tobacco use also increases the risk of stroke and can impair immune function. The harmful substances in tobacco can affect not only the user but also those exposed to secondhand smoke, resulting in serious health complications. Quitting tobacco is crucial for improving overall health and reducing the risk of these dangerous conditions.
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