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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?
00:27I think it is important to know the lung cancer and cancer.
00:30But they don't know who to deal with,
00:33the body and the body are not able to deal with it.
00:36What is the lung cancer?
00:37Lung cancer is basically any cancer.
00:40Cancer is the case of our body in the body.
00:43It is the case of the disease.
00:45When it is the case of the disease,
00:48it is the case of the body and the body.
00:51It has spread a lot from the body to the body, and it has spread a lot from the body
00:56What is the lung cancer?
00:58In our lungs, we have airways
01:01We have smaller airways, and we have alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, and we have to mix the air
01:14In this airways, there are all cells in the alveoli
01:20These are the same cells in the blood vessels and organs
01:28What is the common thing in India?
01:33In India, how is the lung cancer?
01:37We have heard of other cancers in India
01:40When you have any cancer, we can't get any cancer
01:43How is the lung cancer?
01:45How common is it in India?
01:47In India, most of the people have 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.
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 now, we can diagnose these 80,000 to 30,000 females.
02:23That is very common.
02:26But in males?
02:28Yes.
02:29Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer.
02:34Is it all related to smoking?
02:36Yes.
02:37In males and risk factors, smoking is the most important cost of lung cancer.
02:42The most important cost.
02:44But that is not a matter.
02:46Atmospheric pollution.
02:48Atmospheric pollution is not exposed to the vehicle.
02:52Industrial pollution.
02:54That is not a lot of work.
02:56Naturally, it will increase exposure.
02:57In other parts of the doctor, there are different factors.
03:01If you talk about smoking, industrial pollution, villages, and cities.
03:08In other parts of the doctor, there are factors that have been increased.
03:15In other parts of the doctor, there are other factors that have been related to the drug.
03:27If there are 30,000 female smokers, there are multiple factors. One is a second hand smoker
03:34Because there is a smoker, usually there is smoke, in the bedroom is smoke
03:43Then the smoker will be exposed to them. That is a very important cause of cancer
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, yes. In this lung cancer, there is an important path to cure how many cigarettes are
04:04That is a very important cause of cancer. That is a very important cause of cancer
04:09If you go to smoking or vaping, vaping is not safe because there is active content of nicotine
04:19There is also a lot of chemicals in aerosol
04:24That is not a factor. That is a very important cause of vaping
04:28Actually, there is active content of nicotine and if there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use this
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation of nicotine
04:37So there is no nicotine, vaping is not?
04:39Yes, vaping is not the only thing. Maybe it is a weaning off
04:44If you are addicted to smoking, you will use that
04:49Then you will mention two factors. One is nicotine. One is a nicotine.
04:53The nicotine withdrawal problem is, two are psychological. That is the feeling of it.
04:59So, when you look at that, you can use a nicotine in a little bit, you can use vapes, you
05:07can use vapes, you can use vapes, you can use a aerosol, you can use a aerosol, you can use
05:18a little bit of aldehyde, it's not harmful, it's not a cancer, it's not a pleuritic pain,
05:26it's not a cause, it's like an indestitial lung disease, it's not a chemical, it's safer than frigate, but it
05:35is not safe.
05:37Now, we have to say pollution and smoking, but we have to say numbers of cancer detection,
05:49we have to say that there is a commonality cancer, but it is not a lung cancer.
05:53What are the factors of this elevation?
05:59Multiple factors. One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization, urbanization, etc.
06:08It is a commonality of the cities, so naturally, if we say that we have to say that we have
06:11to say that the LA layer quality index, we have to say that the cities layer quality is very bad
06:16compared to the villages.
06:17Then, industrialization is a cause. One is more detection.
06:23It is being detected, it is being registered.
06:26It is not a cause of the registries.
06:29So, naturally, the incidence of the incidence of the incidence, will transform the incidence.
06:36Does that go ahead and say that it is going to the diagnosis?
06:38Yes, if we do since talking about it, you have to say anything about it, we have to say history.
06:44The disease will turn into cancer, it will turn into lung cancer.
06:48Can you take any chance to diagnose cancer?
06:50Yes, it is.
06:50There is a brain cancer. It is not a brain cancer. It is spread from the brain
06:56The lung and the brain is spread from the brain
07:00The documentation is very clear
07:04It is clear, clarity
07:07If it is not a risk factor, then a female will diagnose it
07:14It is not a risk factor. It is not a genetic factor. If it is not a risk factor, then
07:20it is a genetic factor
07:23There is a driver mutation. There is a cancer mutation in our DNA
07:32In our body, there is a cell replication
07:37When there is a cell replication, there are errors
07:40There are errors. When you have a cell replication, it is correct
07:44The mechanism is not correct. The mechanism is not correct
07:51It is very spontaneous
07:55The mechanism is not correct. It is natural
07:59It is not the same factor. It is true
08:02In other words, it is also a genetic factor
08:05They also contribute to it.
08:08One of the most common symptoms are the most common symptoms.
08:24Most of the most common symptoms are Choma.
08:26Choma is a common symptom.
08:36Some are the most common symptoms.
08:41Some of the most common symptoms are the most common symptoms.
08:45Choma is a common symptom.
08:49If we have a doctor, we can go to the doctor.
08:55We can be agressively moving.
08:57Yes, but when it comes to a smoker, he knows that it is a smoker.
09:03Then it will be from him.
09:05That's the vital reason we get there.
09:07Yes, there is no need to be a smoker.
09:10No, we don't have to take a few hours back.
09:14If you go to the doctor, if you go to the primary doctor,
09:16you have to take an X-ray.
09:20If you take a little bit of surgery, then go to the doctor.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:25That is very important.
09:28One lung cancer is not a symptom.
09:34They are very common.
09:37They are very common.
09:38They are very common.
09:39They are very common.
09:42This is not a cancer, TB, Chronico.
09:47I think they are very common in this.
09:51At most, they have an Invest IAT.
09:55They call it X-ray.
09:56For the X-ray, they have a capacity of cancer detection.
10:00But there is no cancer in the face.
10:02They are very common in the face.
10:07They spread the eyes to their eyes.
10:11If you have early cancer diagnosis, it is not dependent on X-ray.
10:15You don't want to know anything.
10:18What is dependent on CT?
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 test.
10:34Doctor, what are our symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:38These are all other symptoms.
10:41What are the other symptoms?
10:46What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of Ulbavitcha.
10:52The symptoms of Ulbavitcha spread.
10:55Ulbavitcha is lung.
10:57The main symptom is cough.
11:00The reason is that the cough is irritation.
11:02The tumour is irritant.
11:06It is irritant.
11:08It is irritant.
11:09The body is irritant.
11:11The irritant is very much.
11:12Okay.
11:14Foreign particles?
11:16Yes.
11:17The irritant is very much.
11:20The symptoms of Ulbavitcha is very much.
11:31Yes.
11:32It is not the capacity.
11:33Yes.
11:33The lung capacity.
11:34The lung capacity is going to be affected.
11:38First of all, those are the symptoms of Ulbavitcha.
11:39Please celebrate the exercise.
11:44Yes.
11:45The the therapist will die.
11:46The third dose of the Puftal Test.
11:48This tumor is leaking.
11:52It is a tumor that has a leak
11:54So, it is a red flag, and it is a red flag
12:01That is a tumor
12:03If we have pain, our lungs are pain sensitive
12:10So, it is pain sensitive?
12:11Yes, it is pain sensitive
12:13It is pain sensitive to the chest wall
12:17If we have a tumor that has a tumor in that location, it is pain
12:24It is pain, usually it is a symptom, but it is pain
12:29If we have a tumor in the CT, we have a test
12:34In the Mnarchi, there are a lot of people who have a tumor in the CT
12:42They have a heavy smokers. They are 55 to 75 years old. They have a screening for a lot of
12:58CT.
12:58The age group is 55 to 75.
13:02Do you have a CT scan for a year?
13:07Yes, we will do a lot of CT.
13:10In the CT, we will do a lot of CT.
13:13We will do it naturally.
13:16The 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 have bronchoscopic biopsy.
13:27We have percutaneous biopsy.
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer is a major division.
13:37A small cell lung cancer is a non-small cell lung cancer.
13:40A small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer.
13:46If you have a small cell lung cancer, you should recheck the diagnosis.
13:54That is a small cell lung cancer.
13:58But usually it is 15% to make use.
14:02The other part is 85% to do a small cell lung cancer.
14:05This is a treatment.
14:09Do you have to help us?
14:12Do you need to help us in the government and to provide that?
14:14Okay.
14:15The government is so large with cancer.
14:18There was a lot of cancer in Kerala government, cancer screening, and there was a lot of cancer screening
14:29Even in the hospital, there was a lot of cancer screening for the government
14:34Do you want to help the government screening?
14:38Yes, so that's why there was cancer screening in Aishman's fire
14:47That's why there was a lot of treatment in government
14:52There was a lot of treatment for government employees
14:56There was a lot of treatment for the government employees
14:59There was a lot of treatment for the government employees
15:05Do you have any alternative treatment for cancer?
15:09What are the things that it has to do?
15:11What do you think about that?
15:13Now, after the cancer and diagnosis,
15:16we have to go to Paladin, Paladin, and Obadiation.
15:19We have to go to the modern treatment
15:21and go to the alternate methods like treatment.
15:26This is a very difficult scenario.
15:29What I want to say is that
15:31we are not against a treatment method
15:33but it is not evidence based idea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:38That is not the case.
15:40That is not the case.
15:42If it is not the case,
15:44we will get a second opinion.
15:45Yes, definitely.
15:46That is not the case.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence based.
15:52If we have to take the medicine,
15:54we will not take the medicine.
15:55But if it is not the case,
15:57it is not the case.
15:58It is not the case.
16:02We know that data is okay.
16:06We will look at the patient ultimately.
16:08Because it is the case.
16:08We have to take the medicine that we have to take.
16:10But it is not evidence.
16:12If it is the case,
16:15it is not the case.
16:18It may not have its side effects.
16:19We go into the case.
16:20Then we are not having the Typical cure.
16:22It is not going to have a side effects.
16:26It is because there is no side effects.
16:28It is because there is no side effects.
16:35We will discover that. Maybe Alcar will connect with the facial item.
16:40But what stage is going on? What stage is going on?
16:45We said that stage 1, 2, 3, 4 is divided.
16:50We are going to test PET CT and MRI brain.
16:56We will spread the PET CT and MRI brain.
17:06We divide the stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:09We are going to test the first stage.
17:10The first stage is 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:13The second stage is spread in the fourth stage.
17:17The second stage is spread in the fourth stage.
17:26In stage 1, 2, and 3, we are going to treat the curable stages in the curative intent.
17:33But naturally, there is a high cure rate in stage 3.
17:37In stage 1, there is 80% cure rate.
17:40In stage 3, there is 30% cure rate.
17:43That is why we don't have a relapse risk.
17:46We don't have a relapse risk in stage 3.
17:48How do you relapse?
17:50Yes, we don't have a relapse risk.
17:52In stage 1, we can relax.
17:57In stage 2, we can treat the surgery.
18:02Because the cancer of the cancer, we can treat the surgery.
18:09We can treat the surgery.
18:09We can treat the lung cancer.
18:11We can treat the chemotherapy.
18:14We can treat the pathology report.
18:16We can treat the chemotherapy.
18:18We can treat the chemotherapy and then go to the surgery.
18:37We can treat the chemotherapy and then go to the surgery.
18:46based on this kind of mutational statism.
18:51On the basis of the surgery, it will continue for a definite, well-defined period of treatment.
18:58In stage 3, naturally, the surgery will continue.
19:03In stage 3, predominantly, we have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:08Radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy.
19:17What I would say is that there are other treatment options.
19:22There is also a cure rate.
19:25In the case of radiation plus chemotherapy,
19:28after one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double-I.
19:34In stage 4, we have surgery.
19:40Radiation and focused radiation are limited.
19:48The main focus is systemic therapy.
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have biopsy-valued tumor samples.
20:05That is a mutation profiling.
20:08That is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:13In limited panel, we have a lot of mutations.
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling is all possible mutations.
20:20In the case of chemotherapy, we have to prevent the chemotherapy.
20:25In the case of chemotherapy, we can prevent the chemotherapy and avoid the chemotherapy.
20:29Because of immunotherapy and immunotherapy,
20:32It is more effective than chemotherapy.
20:34But with much less toxicity.
20:37Do you have any difference between chemotherapy?
20:40immunotargeted therapies from a lot of different things.
20:42Now, chemotherapy is natural.
20:45It is not about dividing cells.
20:50If the tumor is not a whole,
20:52the tumor is not a whole fast dividing,
20:55it is not a whole fast dividing.
20:57But it is not a whole fast dividing cells.
21:01It is not a whole,
21:01it is not a whole,
21:02it is not a whole,
21:07it is not a whole,
21:08it is not a whole fast dividing cells.
21:13It is a non-specific treatment.
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment.
21:22The cancer is a mutation.
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation,
21:28it is not a whole.
21:31It is not a tumor.
21:36But the tumor is a mutation.
21:39It is not a whole,
21:42it is not a whole.
21:43It is a very minimal,
21:45it is a very minimal.
21:47The tumor has a very good response in the tumor,
21:51with minimal side effect elsewhere.
21:53That is targeted.
21:56Immunotherapy, basically,
21:57all tumor traumatic tumors in the body is not a whole
22:01population of the immune system.
22:04Yeah,
22:06however,
22:07it isا llent of tumor within the inside,
22:12the bald
22:17So, the immune system is blocked by the immune system.
22:26In an immune therapy, the immune system is visible to the immune system.
22:36It is a foreign particle identified.
22:39Yes, it is a foreign particle identified by the immune system.
22:43So, the immune system is affected by the immune system.
22:47So, the immune system is affected by the immune system.
22:54So, if you use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, it is not a chemo.
22:59Yes, it is a chemo therapy.
23:02So, if you use targeted therapy and chemotherapy, it is not a chemo therapy.
23:13So, if you use targeted therapy and chemotherapy, you can use targeted therapy.
23:22Because there are side effects.
23:24So, if you use targeted therapy and chemotherapy, you can use targeted therapy.
23:26It is a normal life, almost near normal life.
23:29So, if you use targeted therapy, your treatment is in a mainstream cancer center.
23:37The treatment is correct from the beginning.
23:39If you use targeted therapy, your treatment is in an alternate medicine.
23:42If you do an important time, it is not a organist.
23:49So, this is not a cancer center.
23:50Then, right from the biopsy, we start the planning of the biopsy.
23:56Naturally, in this stage, we can survive.
23:59Because of the system, the doctor's case, the experience, equipment, expertise,
24:09all the elements of the doctor.
24:11Basically, technicians and machines.
24:14It's the whole ecosystem.
24:16So, we don't have to deal with that.
24:19So, we're going to be more scientific and more smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is,
24:28if we have a patient,
24:32we're going to be more stressed about the doctor.
24:36Our expectations are very realistic.
24:40Actually, what I would like to say is,
24:44if we have a patient, if we have a doctor,
24:49you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:55There is an audience.
24:56You can take a second opinion.
24:57I'm going to give a doctor to this.
25:00It's all about the knowledge.
25:01So, if we have an audience,
25:02then, what we do is, how would we do it?
25:04What does that mean?
25:04Now, we are aware of the human body.
25:09The human body is aware of the human body.
25:12We are aware of the human body.
25:14We are aware of the human body.
25:23For example, it's not a doctor, it's a doctor, it's a doctor, it's a doctor, it's a doctor.
25:33But if you don't have any symptoms, we don't invest in any of the doctors.
25:38So we had to take a doctor for the first time.
25:53That's why it's important to go to the investigations.
25:56Because the investigations portion is also healthy.
26:00Once you get a test, you'll be able to get a test.
26:05But if you don't want to investigate the symptoms,
26:10you don't want to investigate the investigation.
26:12Thank you so much.
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