29 कीमोथेरेपी और तीन सर्जरी से 83 साल की उम्र में दी ब्रेस्ट कैंसर को मात, महिलाओं से की ये अपील

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वृद्धावस्था में जया जेटली ने कैंसर को मात देकर सबको हैरान कर दिया है. उन्होंने अपने इलाज के समय के अनुभव साझा किए..

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00:00I realized that when I showed a little inconsistency in my breast,

00:06which was not before, it was just that it had to happen.

00:09Sometimes it was a little bit.

00:11I thought that something was happening.

00:13So I was going to go to bed and I had to do some check-ups.

00:18So I thought that I had to do a mammogram.

00:21So I realized that when Apollo came back,

00:25I told him that it was a lot further.

00:28So I believe that it was a lot of chocolate,

00:33so it was probably less than me.

00:35But it was not in the last year.

00:38This year, the last year, my everything was cleared.

00:42So I had to do 29 chemo,

00:45and then radiation,

00:48and all of these three surgeries.

00:51But I was totally fine.

00:53And I thought that I had to do everything.

00:57I thought,

00:59because I had to take that positive,

01:01and I thought,

01:02that this is an unexpected,

01:03an adventure,

01:04an experience.

01:05So I am going to do full treatment,

01:07but I am unable to get to my mind.

01:09So it's a very different from me.

01:11I don't have any effects.

01:13And I'm already from now.

01:16And if it's gone,

01:17you'll be at the same time.

01:19but there is no relation to it.

01:22But if there is a cancer detection,

01:24what should it be done?

01:25What should it be done?

01:27As I said,

01:30every month I would like to have chocolate.

01:33It doesn't mean chocolate.

01:36Chocolate is a great thing

01:39to remember and know it properly.

01:42After that, I will go to the doctor and mammogram.

01:46Every year, 40-50 years old,

01:50they have to do a mammogram every year.

01:53So all of this,

01:55there is no prevention,

01:57but there is treatment.

02:00As doctors have said,

02:02there is a very good treatment.

02:04My targeted treatment,

02:07two weeks ago,

02:09I broke my lump.

02:13It was a very good treatment.

02:16It was a long time for two weeks.

02:18It is still a long treatment for all cells.

02:21In our country,

02:23there is no definite protocol for screening.

02:25Because it is so big,

02:26there are so many people,

02:28there are so many rural areas,

02:30urban areas,

02:31and then there is also an opportunistic screening.

02:34It means that if you went to the hospital,

02:36for some reason,

02:37then you go to the gynecology,

02:39they have told you

02:41that you have to do your breast screening.

02:43Then it will be done.

02:44But what I think

02:46is that what we have to do in our country,

02:48is that the breast self-examination.

02:50That is,

02:51that the breast self-examination

02:52is to be able to see the breast

02:54and see that there is no new thing.

02:56If you feel like it,

02:57especially if you feel like it's painless,

03:00you should have to see the doctor's face.

03:02And if you want to see it in your doctor,

03:04you should do it in a new form.

03:06And you can get the cancer the same way.

03:08Then you can get the cancer of the illness

03:09and get the very good outcomes.

03:11The breast cancer is increased?

03:13Yes, it has increased.

03:15Because my first year,

03:17In early 2000, there were 70-75 thousand new cases, and now there were 2,000,000 new cases.

03:27And I think that until 2030, we will have to go very far. This is not a good thing.

03:32Because as much as we have increased, we need to treat everyone so much.

03:38There are so many cancer centers, but we don't have to stop it.

03:49So we need to make better protocols for screening so that cancer gets quickly.

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