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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?
00:27What is theăăă of lung cancer?
00:28They can speak about the care of the lung cancer.
00:30but this is not the same for the lung cancer.
00:35What are the differences between lung cancer?
00:37What is the lung cancer?
00:39What is the cancer about the lung cancer?
00:40The cancer is like blood cells.
00:43We have patients who can help themselves to help our gut go forward.
00:45That is why they cannot help us.
00:50The system causes the heart to help from cells to the body.
00:53It has spread a lot in the process of the travel
00:55So, if we look at lung cancer, it is a lung and airways
01:01If we look at the smaller and smaller airways, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, so we mix the air with blood
01:14In these small airways, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20In India, there are many cancers in the blood vessels and organs.
01:28How common is this in India?
01:33How common is this in India?
01:34How common is this in India?
01:35How common is this in India?
01:37How common is this in India?
01:47How common is this in India?
01:53In India, there are many common cancer in India.
01:57In females, there are breast cancer.
02:00In India, there are 80,000 new cases.
02:0880,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females.
02:15Traditionally, there are many people who have lung cancer.
02:19However, there are 80,000 and 30,000 females.
02:23That is very common.
02:26But in males, there are many cancers?
02:28Yes.
02:29Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer.
02:34It is the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:43But it is not the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:46Atmospheric pollution.
02:48Atmospheric pollution is not exposed.
02:52Industrial pollution.
02:53We have an excellent exposure.
02:55We work a lot with the exposure.
02:58The doctor, there are some factors that contribute to it.
03:02Dr. Parna, the doctor has done smoking and industrial pollution.
03:05Even more in villages, the cities and the same activities.
03:08The doctor has done some major activities.
03:11But more and more, there are factors.
03:13They are all doctors and all carers
03:14Now, smoking causes cancer is very famous
03:20Very clear
03:21If there is no stress, it is not a problem
03:23But it is not a problem
03:24I said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases
03:30It is not multiple factors
03:33One is second hand smoke
03:35Because there is a smoke
03:38Usually, if there is no smoke
03:41The bedroom is smoke
03:43Then the smoke is in the clinic
03:47If there is no exposure to them
03:51That is a very important cause of cancer
03:55Do you risk it for young people?
03:57Yes, yes
03:58In this lung cancer, there is an important path to cure
04:01How many cigarettes are available
04:04That is a very important cause of cancer
04:06That is a very important cause of cancer
04:09If there is no smoking or vaping
04:13If there is no vaping, it is not safe
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine
04:19That is also a lot of chemicals in aerosol
04:24There are factors
04:26There 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
04:39Yes, there is no vaping
04:41There is no vaping
04:43There is no vaping
04:43Maybe there is no vaping
04:44If there is no smoking or addicted
04:49Then there are two factors
04:51One is the nicotine
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue
04:55The two are psychological
04:57The feeling of that is
05:00So, there is no vaping
05:06So, there is no vaping
05:09That is not a vaping
05:11Usually, there is no vaping
05:12There is no vaping
05:14There is also a lot of chemicals
05:15This is aerosol
05:17There is aldehyde content
05:21It is not harmful, it is not harmful for cancer, pleuritic pain, or intestinal lung disease
05:29It is safer than cigarette, but it is not safe
05:37There are many factors like pollution and smoking
05:42In India, there is no number of cancer detection
05:49There is no commonity cancer, but there is no lung cancer
05:53What are the factors of the elevation?
05:59There are multiple factors. One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:09Naturally, if we have a daily layer quality index, then we can say that
06:14The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages
06:19Industrialization is the cause
06:20One is more detection
06:22It has been detected, it has been registered
06:28So, naturally, the incidence of the incidence of the incidence
06:35Is there a diagnosis?
06:38If we have a diagnosis, we have a history of the disease
06:44We have no cancer
06:47Is there a diagnosis of cancer?
06:50No, it is not
06:51There is a diagnosis of brain cancer
06:53Actually, it is not a brain cancer
06:54It is not a brain cancer, it is spread from the brain
06:56Lung and the brain
06:58It is spread from the brain
06:59It is spread from the brain
06:59Now, the documentation is very clear
07:03Yes
07:04It is clear, it is clear
07:07It is clear
07:08If we have no risk factor, then we can diagnose a female
07:13Diagnose
07:13There is no risk factor
07:14There is no risk factor
07:16I am saying that there is no risk factor
07:18There is no risk factor
07:20There are some genetic factors
07:21Okay
07:22And some mutations
07:25There are some drugs
07:25There are some mutations
07:27This is a cancer
07:27There are mutations
07:28There are DNA
07:29There are mutations
07:31There are mutations
07:33Our body
07:33Full time, they have cell replication
07:37Through this cell replication
07:39And this is some errors
07:41These errors
07:42These are the errors
07:44It is a correct mechanism.
07:46Then we have to fail the error.
07:50It is spontaneous.
07:54The error is a correct mechanism.
07:57It is naturally cancer.
07:59It is a different factor.
08:01It is a different factor.
08:02It is also a different genetic factor.
08:06It is a different factor.
08:08Now there is a common factor.
08:12What are symptoms of a cancer or cancer?
08:21What are common symptoms?
08:23Most common symptoms are chomadanya.
08:30Chomadanya,
08:32It is not a bad person. It is not a bad person. It is not a common symptom.
08:39It is a bad person. It is a bad person.
08:45It is a bad person.
08:49If we have a bad person, we will go to the doctor.
08:54It is a bad person.
08:57If he is a bad person, he knows that he is smoking.
09:04That person is not a bad person.
09:07It is a bad person.
09:08He does not have a bad person.
09:09He is a bad person.
09:10If he is a doctor, he is a doctor.
09:17He is a doctor.
09:18If he is a bad person, he will go to the doctor.
09:25He is a bad person.
09:26It is not a bad person.
09:29If he is not a bad person, this person does not have any symptoms.
09:36He is not a bad person.
09:37He is a bad person.
09:39He is a bad person.
09:41I will tell you a little bit about it.
09:43This is not a cancer.
09:45TB or Chronic-off.
09:47I will tell you a little bit about CET.
09:51Especially for smokers, it is not about CET.
09:55It is about X-ray.
09:56But in X-ray, it has a capacity for cancer detection.
10:00In X-ray, there is no cancer in the eye.
10:02There is no cancer in the eye.
10:03If you look at the eye in the eye,
10:06if you look at the eye in the eye,
10:07it will spread the eye out.
10:11If you look at the early cancer diagnosis,
10:14it is not X-ray dependable.
10:16We don't know how to do it.
10:19What is CET.
10:21That is basic screening.
10:24Low-dose CT.
10:26Low-dose CT.
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT scan.
10:31That is the screening.
10:34Dr. I told you about the symptoms.
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:41How do you think all these symptoms are?
10:46What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:48What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:48The symptoms of cancer is not revealed.
10:49One is that it is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:52The symptoms of ulbavichas is spread.
10:55It is the lung.
10:57The main symptoms of this is cough.
10:59The symptoms of ulbavichas cause the symptoms of ulbavichas.
11:02Another aspect of ulbavichas is that the symptoms of ulbavichas.
11:06If you have the symptoms,
11:08the symptoms of ulbavichas are affected by the symptoms.
11:22Vomavichas will cause cuĂĄl of these symptoms.
11:23When the brain is affected by the virus,
11:25it's affected by the symptoms of ulbavichas.
11:29Lung. Available lung. Capacity.
11:33Lung capacity. Naturally, we can do that.
11:38We can do exercise.
11:41We can do exercise.
11:45Three things.
11:47The tumor is leaking.
11:52The tumor is leaking.
11:54The tumor is leaking.
11:54The tumor is leaking.
11:56It is a red flag.
12:00That is tumor.
12:03Tumors.
12:03When the tumor is complete,
12:06the lungs are pain sensitive.
12:09Pain sensitive?
12:10So, it is not pain?
12:11The lung is pain sensitive.
12:14The lung is pain sensitive.
12:15The tumor is pain sensitive.
12:17The tumor is touched.
12:18If you see a tumor in that location or location, we feel that pain is in the same way.
12:25The pain is usually not a symptom, but the pain is in the late state.
12:30We have seen a few tests in the CT, but we have seen a test in the CT.
12:35In the smokers, there are definitely people in the Monarchies.
12:42That's why they have a heavy smokers.
12:45I have a designation of heavy smokers
12:48They are 55 to 75 years old
12:52They did a screening for a year
12:55They did a lot of CT for a year
12:58The age group is 50?
13:0055 to 75
13:0155 to 75
13:03What are you doing in the chain smokers?
13:05They did a CT scan for a year
13:08They did a lot of CT
13:11They did a lot of CT
13:13They did a lot of CT
13:15The next step is biopsy
13:18If you have cancer, you will be able to prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:24Biopsy is rendered
13:25We did a bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27It is percutaneous biopsy
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer
13:31The diagnosis of lung cancer
13:33There are two divisions
13:36Small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer
13:41Small cell lung cancer is predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45When we say that
13:47If you have a non-smoker
13:49Small cell lung cancer
13:51You should re-check the diagnosis
13:54That is what is associated with smoking
13:57Small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15%
14:00If you have 85%
14:03It is non-small cell lung cancer
14:05Not only drug cancer
14:07Can we help you with the government?
14:13Can we help you?
14:14Can we help you with that?
14:14How do you help you with that?
14:15The government actually
14:17Can we help you with cancer?
14:21Yes, so
14:22We have a lot of cancer
14:24There are two types of cancer
14:26There is a lot of cancer screening
14:35Do you want to help the government with screening?
14:38Yes, they help the government. That's why there is a cancer screening in Ayishman Farad.
14:45Central government?
14:47That's why there is a treatment for the government.
14:52There is a treatment for the government employees.
14:56That's why there is a treatment for Ayishman Farad.
15:00There is a scheme for the government.
15:03There are some other things.
15:05Do you want to go to the doctor's treatment for the cancer?
15:09Actually, what is the case?
15:13Now, the cancer and diagnosis of the disease,
15:17the pathogenes and the pathogenes,
15:19the pathogenes and the pathogenes and the pathogenes.
15:25This is a scenario for us.
15:29What I want to say is that a treatment method is not against, but it is not evidence based diarrhea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion. That will help you with errors.
15:42If you don't have a second opinion, it will help you with errors.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence based.
15:51If you don't have a second opinion, it will help you with errors. But if you don't have a second
15:58opinion, it will improve and improve.
16:02If you don't know that data, that is okay.
16:06Ultimately, it will benefit the patient.
16:09If you don't have a second opinion, it will help you with errors.
16:18Ultimately, it will help you with errors.
16:22It will help you with errors.
16:25It will help you with errors.
16:26Yes, it will help you with errors.
16:28If you don't have a disease, it will help you with errors.
16:33So, we will discover this is a late time.
16:36We will connect with that.
16:40But, how do you recover these stages?
16:44I said, this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:48We will divide.
16:50We will get into the first stages.
16:52We will test the third stage.
16:54Pet CT and MRI brain.
16:57When we do the brain, it will be able to spread the brain from the brain,
17:03and in the PET CT, it will be able to spread the brain from the brain.
17:06We also divide the stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:08I will divide the stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
17:13We will spread the stage that is already in the first stage.
17:17Is there a spread in the brain?
17:19Yes, there is a spread in any organ like stage 4
17:22Okay
17:23So, stage 4 is curable
17:26Stage 1, 2 and 3 is curable stage
17:29Curative intent
17:31Curable stages are concentrated
17:33Naturally, stage 1 has a high cure rate
17:36Stage 3 has a high cure rate
17:37Stage 1 has 80% cure rate
17:40Stage 3 has 30% cure rate
17:43Because there is no relapse risk
17:45There is no relapse risk
17:48How do you relapse?
17:51No, stage 3 has no relapse risk
17:52Stage 1 has no relapse risk
17:56Stage 1, 2 and 2
17:59We prefer surgery
18:03Because overall cancer
18:05We prefer surgery
18:08Lung cancer
18:09We prefer surgery
18:12After surgery, we have chemotherapy
18:14So, we will decide on the pathology report
18:16We will decide on the pathology report
18:18Now, a little bit
18:20The surgery is the first time
18:24The first time surgery is the first time
18:26Then, chemotherapy is plus or minus immunotherapy
18:31Chemotherapy is plus or minus immunotherapy
18:33Then, surgery is the first time surgery
18:35Surgery
18:37Then the third time surgery
18:38So, the third time surgery will continue
18:39Surgery
18:39Surgery
18:39In terms of surgery, they will continue
18:42and targeted therapy
18:44for a definite period
18:46Based on the
18:47issues of
18:48there is a little bit of mutation
18:50but in terms of the
18:53you can do the surgery
18:54for a definite period
18:58For stage 3, you would have a little bit of surgery
19:03So, predominantly, we have radiation plus chemotherapy
19:08Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy
19:17So, what I am saying is that
19:19Now, there are other treatment options and cure rates
19:25After that, we stop radiation plus chemo
19:28Now, one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double high
19:35In stage 4, there is no surgery
19:40Radiation and focused radiation are limited to that
19:48The main focus is on systemic therapy
19:50Systemic therapy
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy
19:58So, what I am saying is that
20:01In stage 4 patients, we have biopsided tumor samples
20:05That is a mutation profiling
20:07That is a limited panel, comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12Limited panel, we have a lot of mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling
20:18In stage 4 patients, we have all possible mutations
20:20That is also, we have chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:24We have chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:29Because targeted therapy and immunotherapy
20:31Chemotherapy is a better result
20:33But with much less toxicity
20:36Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:41and the changes that have been?
20:42So, chemotherapy is it?
20:45Naturally it is one thing
20:46It is not the same but everything is dividing cells
20:49For tumor dead, it is not a tumor
20:53It is the same as to have a fast divide
20:54It is not a tumor
20:58You have to know the same as to have fast dividing cells
21:00Only for the same thing
21:01If it is due to the same, when it is no turn
21:04The skin changes are different
21:06We have no cells
21:08For this 4 people
21:09This is a non-specific treatment
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment
21:22The cancer is a mutation
21:24EGFR, ALK mutation
21:27These are mutations
21:29These are mutations in the cell
21:31This is not a tumor
21:35This is not a mutation
21:39This is a tumor
21:41It is a very minimal
21:45They have very good response in the tumor
21:50With minimal side effects elsewhere
21:53That is targeted
21:54Immunotherapy is that all tumors in the body
22:00They are exposed to our immune system
22:04Our immune system is actually a foreign tumor
22:08But the tumor is exposed to our immune system
22:14The tumor is exposed to our immune system
22:22We are exposed to our immune system
22:25It is a cancer
22:30They can see the tumor
22:33Their immune system is visible
22:36It is a foreign particle
22:37It is a foreign particle
22:39It is a foreign particle
22:40We identify the tumor
22:41It is a very good immune system
22:45Our immune system is a very natural immune system
22:48It is a natural immune system to our immune system
22:53So, if we use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, then we do not use chemo
22:59Yes, we do not use chemo therapy
23:02We do not use chemo therapy
23:04We do not use chemo therapy
23:05We do not use chemo therapy
23:18We do not use chemo therapy for the human therapy
23:21We do not use chemo therapy
23:22We do not use chemo therapy
23:27We do not use chemo therapy
23:38In a few days, we do no medical program
23:44I was able to interpret it and I was able to interpret it.
23:48I was able to do a cancer center right from the biopsy.
23:54We started planning right from the biopsy.
23:56Naturally, in this stage, we can survive.
24:00The system, doctors, doctors, doctors,
24:04the experience, equipment and expertise
24:09It's a whole ecosystem.
24:16So, how do we do that ecosystem?
24:19So, in this case, we are going to be more scientific and smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is that we have a patient in the hospital.
24:33We have a patient in the hospital.
24:35The patient needs to be very stressed.
24:36The expectations are realistic.
24:42What I would like to say is that we have a patient in the hospital.
24:46If we take a doctor and see them,
24:48we can verify that you have a second opinion.
24:51So, in this interview we have a audience.
24:55What does this do to the doctor?
24:59How do we do it to the doctor?
25:01How do we do it to the doctor?
25:03We need to be aware of our body. We need to be aware of the changes in our body.
25:14First of all, we need to be aware of lung cancer.
25:17We need to be aware of the internet.
25:21We need to be aware of the new onset.
25:25We need to be aware of the symptoms.
25:34Now, we need not to be aware of the doctor.
25:38We need to be aware of the numbers.
25:41We need to be aware of the Alzheimer's and any other doctor.
25:49Since we have seen Alzheimer's, we need to be aware of the ultimate medicine.
25:54That's why we can go to the investigation.
25:56Because the investigation is also healthy.
26:00So, if you take a look at the investigation, you can take a look at the investigation.
26:05But, if you have any time, you can investigate the investigation.
26:11That's why I say that.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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