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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 the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:30They don't know what to do with the lung cancer.
00:36What is the lung cancer?
00:37The lung cancer is basically the same.
00:40The lung cancer is the same.
00:43It is the same as the cancer.
00:43The lung cancer is the same as the cancer.
00:45The lung cancer is the same as the cancer.
00:56In the lung cancer, the lung is the same as the line with the lung.
01:00According to the lung cancer, the lung is the same as the airways.
01:02The lung is the same as the small and small airways.
01:06It is also the alveoli.
01:08Alveoli is the air exchange unit.
01:10Then we mix the air and the airways and the alveoli cells in this area.
01:21Now, these are all cancers in the blood vessels and organs.
01:28How common is this in India?
01:31In India, we have to talk about lung cancer.
01:36We have to talk about other cancers.
01:40We don't know if there is any cancer.
01:44How much is it?
01:47In India, most of the people have lung cancer.
01:53In India, there are many common cancer in India.
01:57In males, it is breast cancer naturally. In males, it is lung cancer.
02:02In India, there are 80,000 new cases diagnosed.
02:0880,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females.
02:15Traditionally, we have lung cancer with smokers.
02:19But in this case, there are 30,000 females.
02:23That is very common.
02:25But in males, it is not the case.
02:28Overall, in smoking, it is a male predilection of cancer.
02:34Is it a male predilection of smoking?
02:36Yes, in males, it is the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:42The most important cause.
02:44But it is not the case.
02:46Atmospheric pollution.
02:48Atmospheric pollution, it is not the case.
02:52Industrial pollution.
02:53It is not the case.
02:54We have a lot of work done naturally.
02:57It is a lot of exposure.
02:59What factors have contributed to this?
03:02What is the case?
03:03What is the case?
03:04What is the case?
03:06What is the case?
03:07What is the case?
03:08What is the case?
03:16What is the case?
03:17What is the case?
03:19What is the case?
03:20What is the case?
03:22But that's not a matter of fact. I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31That's multiple factors. One is a second hand smoker.
03:35Because there is a smoker. Usually there is no smoke.
03:42In the bedroom is smoky. Then the smoke is in there.
03:46They are exposed. That's a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people? Yes.
03:58In this lung cancer, there is an important factor.
04:02How many cigarettes are available.
04:04That's a very important factor. That's a very important factor.
04:09If you do smoking or vaping, I don't think it's safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20There is also a lot of chemicals used in aerosols.
04:24That's not a factor.
04:27That's a very important factor.
04:28Actually, there is active content of nicotine.
04:30And if 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 nicotine.
04:38Yes, the nicotine is not.
04:42Maybe they are going to use a weaning off.
04:45Like they are going to be addicted or smoking.
04:49Then there are two factors.
04:51One is nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Two are psychological.
04:57They are feeling that they are feeling that.
04:59What is the case of the nicotine no.
05:05They are losing the nicotine.
05:07At that point, they are not using a very bad habit,
05:08So, the nicotine is a very bad habit.
05:11So, it is a very bad habit.
05:11Usually, it is a very bad habit.
05:12like usually, it is the vaporous nicotine.
05:14Some of this is also the chemicals.
05:16They are getting in the aerosols.
05:17There is some mineral lique compounds.
05:19And some of that is also the aldehydes.
05:21So, there is a little harmful.
05:22So, it is harmful.
05:23It is not a cancerous shape.
05:24It is a disease.
05:27It is safer than figured out, but it is not safe.
05:37Now, we have a few factors about pollution and smoking.
05:44In India, we have seen numbers of cancer detection.
05:50Combinatic cancer and lung cancer.
05:53What factors are there?
05:59There are multiple factors.
06:00One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization, and urbanization.
06:10Now, we are talking about the Delhi Layer Quality Index.
06:14The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages.
06:17So, industrialization is the cause.
06:20One is more detection.
06:23It is being registered.
06:27It is being registered.
06:29So, naturally, the incidence is calculated.
06:35It is not.
06:36It is not a diagnosis.
06:38It is a diagnosis.
06:39It is a diagnosis.
06:40We have a history.
06:44It is cancer.
06:46It is lung cancer.
06:47It is not a diagnosis.
06:50Yes, it is not.
06:51It is not a diagnosis.
06:53It is not a diagnosis.
06:54It is not a diagnosis.
06:55It is a lung cancer.
06:56It is spread from the brain brain in the brain.
06:58So, it is spread from the brain brain.
06:59That is spread from the brain brain.
06:59Yes, it is spread from the brain brain brain.
06:59Like that the information is very clear.
07:03Yes, it is clear, clarity
07:08There is no risk factor for a female to diagnose it
07:14There is no risk factor, it is genetic factors
07:16As I said, there is no risk factor for genetic factors
07:21And there is a driver mutation
07:26There is a cancer mutation
07:28There is a mutation in DNA
07:30There is a mutation in our body
07:33There is a cell replication
07:38There are errors
07:42There is a mechanism to correct this error
07:46There is a mechanism to fail
07:50It is spontaneous
07:53That mechanism to correct this error
07:56It is naturally cancer
07:59It is another factor
08:00Okay
08:01For example, there is also a genetic factor
08:05That will contribute to it
08:08Now, there is a cancer
08:10It is common
08:12What are the symptoms?
08:17What are the symptoms?
08:21What are the symptoms?
08:32What are the common symptoms?
08:38What are the symptoms?
08:41I will do a smoker
08:42That's how it works
08:44But there is a chronic factor
08:46But one of them is very common
08:47Yes, yes
08:49Now, when I was a small person
08:50When I was patient in my heart
08:52We both have to see them
08:54As much as they were affected
09:00So, he knows that he is smoking, but he doesn't do it.
09:05He doesn't do it, he doesn't do it.
09:07He doesn't do it, he doesn't do it.
09:10He doesn't do it, he doesn't do it.
09:14Now, if you go to the doctor or primary doctor, you can take an X-ray.
09:20If you go to the hospital, you go to the hospital, then you go to the hospital.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26That is the case.
09:27If you go to the hospital, you can see that.
09:28One lung answer is nothing about the symptoms.
09:34He doesn't comment.
09:36There is a big burden.
09:39There are gas on, there is a big burden.
09:43The patient might not be, like TB, chronic cough.
09:47If you come to the hospital then you are knowing that the patient is doing it.
09:51No one to take a patient's care.
09:56But with X-ray, there is no capacity for cancer detection.
10:00In X-ray, there is no cancer in the eye.
10:03If you do that, you can spread the eye in the eye.
10:11In early cancer diagnosis, X-ray is not dependable.
10:15We don't know how to use Istanbul.
10:18What is dependable? CT.
10:20That is basic screening.
10:24Low-dose CT.
10:26Low-dose CT.
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT.
10:30That is the screening test.
10:34Doctor, what are the symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39These are all other symptoms.
10:41What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:46What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:47What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of Ulbavich.
10:52The symptoms of Ulbavich is spread.
10:55Ulbavich is lung.
10:57These are the main symptoms of the cough.
11:00The cough is irritation.
11:02A tumour will occur.
11:06This is the changes that will occur.
11:08The nervous system irritates.
11:08The nervous system irritates us.
11:09Our body will bring the irritation.
11:12Okay.
11:14The intermittent particles start to occur.
11:15Poor point.
11:16Yes, the irritation is so important.
11:20The symptoms of the asthma.
11:20That is the asthma.
11:21The asthma is a major injury.
11:26Also the major injury is applied.
11:28It's the major injury.
11:32Capacity
11:32Capacity
11:34Capacity
11:35So, naturally, we can do this step
11:38We can do exercise
11:40We can do exercise
11:42We can do it
11:43That's right
11:45Now, the third thing is
11:47This is death
11:48The tumor is leaking
11:52The tumor is leaking
11:53The tumor is leaking
11:54The tumor is leaking
11:56The tumor is leaking
12:00That's the tumor
12:03If we have the pain problem
12:06Our lungs are actually pain sensitive
12:08Pain sensitive?
12:10So, it's not pain
12:11The lung is pain sensitive
12:13The lung is also pain sensitive
12:14The lung is also pain sensitive
12:16So, if we touch the tumor in chest wall
12:18If we touch the tumor in that location
12:22It's pain
12:23It's not pain
12:24It's not pain
12:27It's not pain
12:28It's not pain
12:29It's pain
12:31I've been my上請
12:32It's a test
12:32We have the pen
12:33To get about it
12:35The tumor is not pain
12:37The tumor easily
12:39The tumor is no pain
12:41And the tumor is also
12:43There are a severe tumor
12:45A blood on the tumor
12:49The tumor is a heavy tumor
12:57So, you can do a lot of CT
12:58The age group is 55 to 75
13:02So, do you have a CT scan for Chainsmokers?
13:05Yes, you can do a lot of CT
13:11In CT, you can do a lot of CT
13:13You can do a lot of CT
13:13You can do it naturally
13:14You can do biopsy
13:18If you have cancer, you can prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:24Biopsy is rendered
13:25You can do a bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27You can do a percutaneous biopsy
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer
13:31In this case, lung cancer
13:33There are two divisions
13:36There is a small cell lung cancer
13:38There is a non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is predominantly or exclusively
13:44Smoker's cancer
13:45When we say that
13:47In a non-smoker
13:49Small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:55So, it is a small cell lung cancer
13:58That is a small cell lung cancer
13:59But that is usually 15%
14:01And that is 85%
14:03The other is non-small cell lung cancer
14:05You can do treatment
14:06You can do treatment
14:09You can do treatment
14:13You can do treatment
14:15The government is a small cell lung cancer
14:22The other is a small cell lung cancer
14:25And the cancer screening
14:26There are many camps
14:28Even in the hospital
14:31There are many camps
14:33There are many camps
14:33There are many camps
14:35Do you want to help the government?
14:38Yes, they are helping the government
14:41The other is a small cell lung cancer
14:41There is people
14:43Yes, for us
14:47There is a specific treatment
14:50And for the government
14:55There is a lot of treatment
15:00There is a lot of treatment
15:04There is a lot of treatment
15:11What do you think about that?
15:13Now, with cancer and diagnosis,
15:19we have to go through the modern treatment
15:21and go through the alternate methods
15:24This is a very difficult scenario
15:28What I want to say is that
15:31we are not against a treatment method
15:32but not evidence based idea
15:35I actively promote taking second opinion
15:38I know that it will help with errors
15:42If you don't have any questions,
15:44we will get a second opinion
15:44We will get a second opinion
15:47But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence based
15:51If you do not have any medicine,
15:54you will not have any medicine
15:55If you do not have any medicine,
15:57you will not have any medicine
15:58You will not have any medicine
16:01We will know that data
16:04That is okay
16:06Ultimately, we will get a second opinion
16:08We will get a second opinion
16:10But the evidence is not evidence
16:11If you don't have any evidence
16:14If you are aware that it is not side effects
16:18Then ultimately, we will get a third opinion
16:21What is it not side effects?
16:23So, there is no effect
16:24It is not side effects
16:25Very important
16:27Okay, doctor.
16:29When we talk about cancer, everyone has a disease.
16:33So, we can discover this is late.
16:36That is why we can connect with that.
16:40But, is there any stage?
16:42Is there any recovery?
16:45When we talk about cancers, this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:49Then we can divide it.
16:49So, this is what we talk about.
16:52We talk about PET-CT and MRI brain.
16:57In PET-CT, there is a chance to spread the brain from the brain.
17:03MRI brain and PET-CT.
17:06So, we divide stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:09The first stage is 1, 2, 3, and 4.
17:13The first stage is spread in the organ.
17:16In the fourth stage?
17:17The second stage is spread in the brain?
17:19Yes.
17:20The second stage is spread in the fourth stage.
17:22Okay.
17:23So, stage 4 is curable.
17:26Stage 1, 2, and 3 are curable stages.
17:29We treat curable stages in the curable stages.
17:33Naturally, there is a high cure rate in stage 3.
17:37In stage 1, there is 80% cure rate.
17:40Stage 3, there is 30% cure rate.
17:43It is a high cure rate in the second stage.
17:43Because it is not a relapse risk.
17:46It is a high cure rate.
17:48It is high cure rate in stage 3.
17:48Complete R. as they are relapsed.
17:52The second stage is not a long cure rate.
17:56No, it is high cure rate.
18:02The second stage is not a long cure rate.
18:07Stage 1, which is a very localized disease,
18:09It is a long cure rate.
18:10It is a long cure rate.
18:11In stage 1 or 2, it is a good cure.
18:14So, we will decide on the pathology report
18:18Now, a little bit, that is the first situation of surgery
18:27Then, chemotherapy is plus or minus immunotherapy
18:33Then, we will go to surgery
18:35Surgery?
18:36Surgery, yes
18:37The other answers are, for the surgery,
18:41Immunotherapy will continue and targeted therapy
18:44For a definite period
18:46Based on this, a little bit of mutational statism
18:50That is the basis of the surgery
18:53For a definite, well-defined period, it will continue
18:58In stage 3, naturally, surgery is a little bit
19:02In stage 3, predominantly, radiation plus chemotherapy
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11For that, there is also an option to do one year immunotherapy
19:16Then, I am saying that, the other treatment options are going to happen
19:22And the other treatment options are going to happen
19:24The cure rate is going to happen
19:25On the other hand, we will have radiation plus chemotherapy
19:28So, there is one year of additional immunotherapy
19:31The cure rate will almost double high
19:35In stage 4, there is no surgery.
19:43The main focus is on systemic therapy.
19:52The systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
19:58In stage 4, there is a biopsy tumor sample.
20:05That is a mutation profiling.
20:08It is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:12For a limited panel, there is a lot of mutations.
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling, there is a lot of mutations.
20:21We need to avoid chemotherapy.
20:23We need to avoid chemotherapy.
20:28In targeted therapy and immunotherapy, there are better cells.
20:34But with much less toxicity.
20:37Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:41I think that is a lot of mutations.
20:42For a chemotherapy, I think that is a good thing.
20:47There is no dividing cells.
20:50All the tumor is divided by the tumor.
20:52The tumor is divided by the tumor.
20:55The tumor is divided by the tumor.
20:56The tumor is divided by the tumor.
20:57But there is no dividing cells.
21:00The tumor is divided by the tumor.
21:03The tumor is divided by the infections.
21:04If the tumor changes in human body, the tumor changes will be divided by the tumor is divided by the
21:12tumor.
21:13This is non-specific treatment.
21:17Targeted therapy is really a specific treatment.
21:21There is a mutation in the cancer, EGFR, ALK mutation, etc.
21:30There is a mutation in the cell.
21:33There is a mutation in the tumor, but there is a mutation in the tumor.
21:41There is a mutation in the tumor, but there is a mutation in the tumor.
21:47There is a mutation in the tumor with a very good side effect.
21:53That is targeted.
21:55In the immune therapy, all tumors in our body are exposed to the immune system.
22:04The tumor is a mutation in the tumor.
22:09But the tumor is a mutation in the body.
22:13The immune system is a mutation in the tumor.
22:19The immune system is a mutation in the tumor.
22:25The event that is when we can change the resurrezector.
22:26After COVID, due to the Immun Therapy in our effects,
22:29our virus in our immune therapy can be seen in the tumor image in the body.
22:36Asmulti then two functions as I identify again.
22:43Our immune system is so important in the tumor as I identify again.
22:54The immune system emerges a lot of hoe,
22:55Is it more of a targeted therapy or immunotherapy or chemotherapy?
23:00Yes. It is important to adopt chemotherapy.
23:03In any tumour types, chemotherapy is the only option for chemotherapy to work with.
23:13In other words, when the targeted therapy and chemotherapy combined with a brief period,
23:18the tumour has a very short period of time to take the targeted therapy.
23:21Because the side effects are very difficult.
23:24When you take the surgery, you will be able to take the surgery.
23:27Normal life, almost near normal life.
23:30There is a treatment in a mainstream cancer center.
23:36Because right from the beginning, the treatment is correct.
23:39A few times, if you take an alternate medicine,
23:42if you take an important time,
23:46you will not be able to take the surgery.
23:48You will not be able to take the surgery.
23:51Right from the biopsy.
23:53The biopsy starts when we start planning.
23:56Naturally, in this stage, it will not be able to survive.
23:59Because the system, the doctors, the doctors, the doctors,
24:04the experience, the equipment, the expertise,
24:09all the elements.
24:11Basically, technicians, machines.
24:14It's a whole ecosystem.
24:16So, we can take the surgery.
24:19We can take the surgery.
24:22We can take the surgery.
24:29The doctors, the doctors, the doctors,
24:34will be able to take the surgery.
24:37They will be able to take the surgery.
24:40I would like to say,
24:43the doctors, the doctors, the doctors,
24:47the doctors, the doctors,
24:49they will be able to take the surgery.
24:49you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, this is an interview.
24:54There is an audience.
25:14Now, the doctors, you will have to take the surgery.
25:15First of all,
25:16you can take the surgery.
25:17First of all, you will know,
25:18theè…¹ cancer,
25:19you will know,
25:22theшvatism,
25:22the tats,
25:24injury, slitbolts and injuries, bribes, and death, and weight loss.
25:30zag to explain the symptoms of their part.
25:34We didn't invest directly after the doctor.
25:38When we first met a doctor, we should come together.
25:43I was a doctor with each doctor.
25:47Then, we could take the doctor after this.
25:50and then take the alternative medicine.
25:53That is why it is important to go to the investments.
25:56Because the investments are also healthy.
26:00If you take a few steps, you will take a few steps.
26:05But you will not be able to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
26:24Thank you very much.
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