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00:05What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:07What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:08In addition to that, the cancers of the lung cancer are the same.
00:12Smoking and pollution are the same.
00:15How do we diagnose this?
00:18How do we diagnose the lung cancer?
00:20Let's talk about the treatment options.
00:24Welcome, Doctor.
00:26What is the lung cancer?
00:27Now, the cancer is known.
00:28Everyone has the same.
00:30But the same can be any specific,
00:32or the same can be working on the body.
00:36What is the lung cancer?
00:37The whole thing is,
00:40Remember the disease and disease.
00:43The disease is damaged by the body,
00:47and that disease is taken away from the body,
00:53all the surviving disease and makes it spread.
00:53This process is spread as a cancer
00:55If we look at lung cancer, we have a lung and airways
01:01If we look at smaller and smaller airways, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, and we mix the air with blood
01:14In the small airways, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20These are the cells in the blood vessels and organs
01:28How common is this in India?
01:33How common is it?
01:35We have to talk about lung cancer
01:37We have to talk about cancer
01:40How common is it in India?
01:47In India, we have to talk about lung cancer
01:53In India, there are many common cancer in India
01:57In females, it is breast cancer naturally
02:00In females, it is lung cancer in India
02:03We have to talk about 80,000 new cases
02:0880,000 new cases?
02:0880,000 new cases
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14That is very common
02:23That is very common
02:25But in males, it is not the same
02:28Overall, in smoking, it is male predilection of lung cancer
02:33Smoking is the most important cost of lung cancer
02:43But it is not the same
02:45Atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution is not exposed to the vehicle
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53It is not that we have to work on the nuclear weapons
02:58So it is not the same
02:59How many factors are overall
03:02If the doctor says about smoking, like industry pollution
03:06The other things that have been, we have to talk about their villages
03:07And the other things that we have to do
03:08If the doctor says about the nuclear weapons
03:10The other things we have to do analysis
03:12There are other factors to us
03:15What is it?
03:17What are the colour of smoking?
03:18If it causes cancer, it is very famous.
03:20If it doesn't have any stress, it doesn't matter.
03:24But it doesn't matter.
03:25If there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases, there are no smokers.
03:31There are multiple factors.
03:33One is a second-hand smoker.
03:35Because there is a smoker.
03:38Usually, there is no smoke.
03:42In the bedroom is smoke.
03:43Then the smoker will be exposed to them.
03:47That is a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:58In this lung cancer, there is one path to cure.
04:02There are many cigarettes.
04:04That is very important.
04:06That is very important.
04:07That is very important.
04:09If there is no smoking or vaping, it is not safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20There is also a lot of chemicals used in aerosols.
04:24There are no factors.
04:27There is no vaping.
04:28Actually, there is active content of nicotine.
04:30If there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use this.
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation.
04:36So, there is no nicotine.
04:38There is no vaping.
04:39No nicotine is not.
04:42Maybe they are going to use a weaning of an endorphism.
04:45If someone is addicted to smoking, they are going to be addicted.
04:49Then, they have two factors.
04:51One is nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Every treatment then, one is tissues.
05:00There is no swab in the tongue.
05:07The ovaries are blocked in the throat.
05:07We know the bacteria would pump any new infection.
05:08So, the bacteria would be Gibbs, Peter might have a swelling.
05:17If there is anything transversary disease, it is no glyphosate.
05:18That means.
05:18Because it is optimized as the gutter and the brain.
05:21It is a different chemical людям of curing.
05:22Is it awaiting alcohol?
05:22It is not possible for cancer, pleuritic pain, interstitial lung disease, chemicals, it is safer than frigate but it is
05:35not safe
05:37Now we have to say pollution and smoking
05:44In India, we have to say numbers of cancer detection, we have to say that it is not common, but
05:52it is not lung cancer
05:53What are the factors of this elevation?
05:59There are multiple factors, one thing I say is smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:08We have to say that it is not common, but we have to say that it is not common
06:14The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages
06:17Then industrialization is the cause, one is more detection, it is being registered
06:28So naturally, the incidence is calculated
06:34We have to say that the incidence is going off
06:36So because we have to say that the incidence can beẩn
06:38It is obviously..
06:39When we tell you that the incidence will occur
06:42It is still a hospital to us...
06:44...it is not known about cancer
06:46In other cases, people could have to say cancer
06:48If you had to say cancer, do you have to say that?
06:50Yes, that is not the case to say that it is't the cancer
06:53But we have to say it is not the brain cancer
06:54It has spread from the lung scaler
06:56It is spread from the brain
06:58It is like a spread?
06:59The documentation is very clear
07:03It is clear, clarity
07:07If it is not a risk factor, it is a female
07:12It is not a risk factor
07:14It is not a risk factor
07:16It is a genetic factor
07:18It is a genetic factor
07:20It is a genetic factor
07:21There is a driver mutation
07:26It is a mutation
07:28It is a mutation in our DNA
07:30In our body, full time
07:34the cell replication
07:37When it comes to cell replication
07:39It is a error
07:42It is a correct mechanism
07:45It is a correct mechanism
07:49It is a correct mechanism
07:50It is a correct mechanism
07:50It is a very spontaneous
07:53It is a correct mechanism
07:55It is a correct mechanism
07:57It is a natural
07:59It is a correct mechanism
08:00It is a 98 factor
08:02The only thing is possible
08:05It is a normal genetic factor
08:07There are good parts of that
08:08Now there are some common symptoms
08:12What symptoms are there? What are the common symptoms?
08:23Most common symptoms are Choma.
08:28Choma is very common.
08:30Choma is very common.
08:32Choma is very common.
08:36There are some common symptoms.
08:40Some of them are very common.
08:45Choma is very common.
08:48If we have a doctor, we have a doctor.
08:55We are aggressively moving.
08:57Choma is very common.
09:01He knows that he is smoking.
09:03He is very common.
09:05He is not very common.
09:07He is very common.
09:08He is not smoking, but he is very common.
09:10It is not very common.
09:12It is very common.
09:13If we have a doctor, we have a primary doctor.
09:17We have an X-ray.
09:18We have a little bit.
09:20If we have a little surgery, we will go.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26That is very common.
09:28Even if it is very common, the one needs to go.
09:30If the symptoms are unknown, they are very common.
09:36You have one very common.
09:38You don't have a very common, you have one very common answer.
09:41You have a very common answer.
09:41Так that is very common.
09:43These are of all cancers.
09:44This type of cancer, they are not to know.
09:45muerte and chronic cough.
09:47Three doctors have not so much.
09:50I'm not very common.
09:51In this case, it is not a CT or X-ray
09:56For X-ray, it has a capacity for cancer detection
10:00In X-ray, there is no cancer in the eye
10:03If you look at the eye, it will spread the eye out
10:11In early cancer diagnosis, the X-ray is not dependable
10:15In this case, it is a CT
10:21It is a basic screening
10:24It is a low-dose CT
10:25Low-dose CT, that is radiation exposure and coronary CT
10:31It is a screening test
10:33Doctor, what are the symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:38What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:43What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of Ulbavich
10:52And the symptoms of Ulbavich
10:56Ulbavich is the lung
10:57The main symptom is the cough
10:59The reason of the cough is irritation
11:02The tumour is the airways
11:06It will irritate the body
11:09The body will get the irritation
11:11It will get a lot of irritation
11:13It will get a lot of foreign particles
11:15Yes, it will get a lot of irritation
11:19It will get a lot of irritation
11:23Now, there is a major airway
11:24It is a major airway
11:27It will get a lot of irritation
11:31But it will get a lot of latency
11:34It will also reduce the lack of traction
11:37We will get a lot of depression
11:40We cannot go into exercise
11:41We will try to exercise
11:43From the time we need to stop
11:44That's right
11:45The third, the cough is the cough
11:48The cough is the cough
11:49Because a cough is the cough
11:52It will leak the cough
11:54It will leak the cough
11:55I don't know the cough is the cough
11:59Yes, that cough is the cough
12:01Now it's a tumor
12:03If the pain is a problem, our lungs are pain sensitive
12:09Pain sensitive?
12:10It's not pain
12:11The lung is pain sensitive
12:13The lung is a chest wall
12:16If the chest wall is a chest wall, it's a chest wall
12:21It's a location where we feel pain
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom
12:27But it's a late state
12:29If the chest wall is a chest wall, it's a chest wall
12:34In the smoking area, there are many people who have a chest wall
12:41There are many people who have a chest wall
12:46When they are 55 to 75 years old, they will do screening
12:53They will do a lot of CT for each year
12:58The age group is 55 to 75
13:02When you have a chest wall, do you have a CT scan?
13:07Yes, they will do a lot of CT
13:09You can do a lot of CT
13:11In the CT, you can do a lot of CT
13:13You can do a lot of CT
13:14You can do a lot of CT
13:15You can do a biopsy
13:19But you can do a lot of CT
13:22You can do a lot of CT
13:48The next step is biopsy
13:48You can do a small cell lung cancer
13:51You can do a small cell lung cancer
14:05You should recheck the diagnosis
14:18You can do a lot of CT
14:21In the Kerala government, there is a cancer screening
14:26There are many camps
14:28There are many camps
14:30Even in the hospital, there are cancer screening
14:32There are many camps for the government's support
14:35There are many camps for the government
14:36For screening or the government help?
14:40Yes, they will help
14:40That means, a cancer screening is included
14:43Oh yes
14:44What is the central government?
14:47That means, the treatment is also a lot of
14:51The treatment is actually
14:52Treatment is actually
14:52If you have a medical
14:56That means, the treatment is up to 5 lakhs
15:00That means, the treatment is up to 5 lakhs
15:04Do you think that the doctor is going to go to the alternate treatment?
15:09Actually, what is the case?
15:13Now, with the cancer diagnosis, the Paladin, Paladin, and Obadish,
15:19the modern treatment is going to go to the alternate methods.
15:25This is a very difficult scenario.
15:28What I want to say is that there is no treatment method against it, but it is not evidence based.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion. That will help you with errors.
15:42If you don't have a second opinion.
15:45Yes, definitely. That will help you with errors.
15:48But it is not evidence based.
15:52If you don't have a second opinion, it will help you with the same treatment method.
15:55And the other one has improved and improved.
16:02We know that data is okay.
16:06Because if you have a patient, it will help you with the same treatment.
16:10But it is not evidence.
16:12It is not evidence based on the fact that there is no side effects.
16:17If there is no side effects, then ultimately we will cure all of the side effects.
16:22There is no side effects.
16:28If you think about cancer, it is fatal disease.
16:33So, this is a late site.
16:36Maybe Alcaraz will connect to the fatal item.
16:40But, is there any stage where there is recovery?
16:44It is very possible. I like it.
16:45This is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:50This is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:52We will test PET-CT and MRI brain.
16:57MRI brain is the same as PET-CT.
16:59MRI brain is the same as PET-CT.
17:06This is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:08The first stage is 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:13The first stage is the spread of the organ.
17:16The fourth stage is not the spread of the brain.
17:18It is until there, it is until there, until there is any organ.
17:21We will check it in stage 4.
17:23The second stage is curable.
17:26Okay.
17:26In stage 1, 2 & 3, we can be able to treat curable stages.
17:30We can consider curable stages.
17:33Because if there is stage 1 and there is a high cure rate, stage 3 do not.
17:37Here's stage 1 will be greater than 80% cure rate.
17:40In stage 3, I think it will be 30% curing, because it is not a relapse risk
17:45It is not a relapse risk in stage 3
17:48Completely relapses?
17:50Yes, it is not a relapse risk in stage 3
17:52In stage 1, it is a very localized disease, it is a very low
17:57In stage 1 or 2, it is a surgery
18:03In stage 2, it is a surgery
18:08In stage 2, it is a surgery
18:09In stage 2, it is a surgery
18:11In stage 2, it is a pathology report
18:16Now, a little bit
18:20In stage 2, it is a surgery
18:30In stage 3, it is a new therapy
18:33In stage 3, it is a surgery
18:35In stage 3, it is a surgery
18:37In the course, it is a surgery
18:39The surgery is a while
18:40We continue to work with immunotherapy
18:41And the targeted therapy should continue
18:44For a definite period
18:46Under the implementation of the mud
18:50The part of the surgery, we need to do a little bit
18:55To do surgery, we also continue to work with
18:55For a definite period
18:58In stage 3, we need to have the
19:00If you do a surgery, you will have to do a surgery.
19:05Predominantly, we will have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11That is why you can do one-year immunotherapy.
19:17I would say that if you have other treatment options,
19:22you can also have a cure rate.
19:24When we stop the radiation, then we stop the radiation.
19:28Now, when we take one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double.
19:34That's the option.
19:36In stage 4, we don't have surgery.
19:40The focus of radiation is limited to the spread and spread.
19:48The main focus is on systemic therapy.
19:50Systemic therapy.
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy.
19:58That's why we use stage 4 patients.
20:02We use a biopsy-valued tumor sample.
20:05That's a mutation profiling.
20:08It's a limited panel, comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:12We use a limited panel.
20:14We use a lot of mutations.
20:16We use comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:18We use a lot of mutations.
20:21That's why we use chemotherapy to avoid animals.
20:25We use chemotherapy to avoid animals.
20:29We use chemotherapy to avoid animals.
20:41This Então, the chemotherapy does not-
20:44It should affect all dividing cells.
20:49All of them are dividing cells.
20:49If the tumor is related to the body,
20:52if we have as many of them,
20:55if we can get it from the tumor that does not change a few of them,
21:00There are no changes in the body, the skin, the skin, the skin, etc.
21:07We have all the changes in the body.
21:10It's a fast side of the body.
21:13It's a non-specific treatment.
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment.
21:22The cancer is a mutation. EGFR, ALK mutation. There are many mutations.
21:30It can be used to be a mutation in the cell.
21:33It can be used to be a mutation in the cell.
21:43The cells are very minimal.
21:47The tumor has a very good response in the cell.
21:51With a minimal side effect.
21:53That is targeted.
21:55The immune therapy is that every tumor is a trait in our immune system.
22:05It is a form of a tumor.
22:08But in our body, we have to recognize the immune system that we have to recognize the immune system.
22:19Then we have to block the immune system that we have to block the immune system.
22:26In our immune therapy, we have to identify the immune system as well as the immune system.
22:35We have to identify the immune system as well as the immune system.
22:47We have to identify the immune system in our body.
22:54Can we use the immune system as well as the immune system?
22:59Yes, there is a chemotherapy adoption.
23:03If you have any type of chemotherapy, if you have any type of chemotherapy, there is no option for any
23:09type of chemotherapy.
23:13In other words, if you combine the targeted therapy and chemotherapy in a brief period of time, you will be
23:19able to use the targeted therapy.
23:22There are side effects.
23:23If you have any type of chemotherapy, you will be able to use the targeted therapy.
23:27In a mainstream cancer center, you will be able to use the treatment right from the beginning.
23:39In a certain way, you will be able to use an alternative medicine or an important time.
23:46You will be able to use the treatment right from the beginning.
23:51You will be able to use the treatment right from the beginning.
23:56Naturally, you will be able to treat the treatment like this and the following fall.
23:59Not because of the treatment between the treatment and the treatment of the doctors and their experience.
24:06You will be able to use the equipment.
24:08You will be able to get the equipment and the expertise of the patients, machines and the advanced system.
24:16But we can get the results from that.
24:19So this is a bit more scientific and smooth.
24:26What I would say is that we are patient and we are very stressed and the expectations are very realistic.
24:42When I say that, I want to talk openly about it. If you ask a doctor, you can take a
24:50second opinion and verify it.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience. What action can I do to the doctor?
24:59What is the knowledge that they do to the doctor?
25:03The one thing that we notice is that we get aware. We get aware of these changes.
25:14First of all, the Lung Cancer is specific type.
25:21So, we have to explain the symptoms of the doctor, we have to invest in the doctor
25:38We have to invest in the doctor, we have to invest in the doctor
25:42If you have one doctor or another doctor, you can have another doctor and take another doctor.
25:47And then you can have another doctor and take another doctor, take another ultimate medicine.
25:53That's why it's important to go to investigations.
25:56Because the investigations is also healthy.
26:00One is to take some research on the other side.
26:05But at this time, we will not be able to investigate the symptoms.
26:11I will say that.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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