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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?
00:30But, they do not know what to specific, what to live in the body.
00:36What is the difference between lung cancer?
00:37Lung cancer, basically, is the same.
00:40The cancer is the same.
00:42The disease is the same.
00:44The disease is the same.
00:45It is the same.
00:47The disease is the same.
00:49It is the same.
00:50It is the same.
00:51called lung cancer.
00:58The
00:58The lungs are air-waves, which are smaller and smaller air-waves, which are also alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air-exchange unit, which is mixed with the air and the blood
01:14In this air-waves, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20In this air-waves, there are all cells 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?
01:45How common is this in India?
01:47In India, there are many common cancer in the world
01:51In India, there are many common cancer in India
01:57In females, there are breast cancer in the world
02:00In India, there are 80,000 new cases
02:0780,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14That is very common
02:25But in males, there are breast cancer in the world
02:28Overall, in smoking, there are male predilections in the world
02:34What is it related to smoking?
02:37What is it related to the risk factors?
02:39Smoking is the most important cost of lung cancer
02:42The most important cost
02:43But it is not related to the atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution
02:51Atmospheric pollution is not exposed to the vehicle
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53That is not the most important cost of the lung cancer
02:56The exposure will be done
02:58What is the most important cost of that?
03:00What is it related to the factors?
03:02What is it related to the smoking, industrial pollution
03:05What is it related to the cities?
03:08A lot of the doctors, the areas of the people have been delivered
03:11In cities
03:12What are the largest fact of this situation?
03:16What is it related to the smoking cause of cancer?
03:19Now, it is very very clear
03:20The area of smoking causes of cancer is very famous
03:20Even it is very clear
03:20It is not the issue of thelijk hay
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 second hand smokers.
03:35Because there is actually a smoker. Usually, there is no smoke.
03:42In the bedroom is smoky. Then the smokers are exposed.
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 why it's very important.
04:07That's why it's very important.
04:09If you do smoking or vaping, I don't think it's safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20That's why there is a lot of chemicals in aerosols.
04:24There are no factors.
04:27That's why there is no vaping.
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, no vaping.
04:39Yes, the vaping is not.
04:42Maybe they are going to use a weaning off.
04:45Like they are smoking or addicted.
04:49Then they have two factors.
04:51One is nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Two are psychological.
04:57They have a feeling.
04:59So, after that withdrawal,
05:00So, we have a taking place for a few months,
05:05There are a few chemicals that exist,
05:06One is using a arozole actually without mini catharsis.
05:07And there is no nicotine.
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05:21The bacteria and the bacteria used in drug fatigue.
05:22Some people who ate very inappropriate negative chemicals in these supplements.
05:24Pleuritic pain caused by the indestitial lung disease
05:29It is safer than cigarette, but it is not safe
05:37Now, we need to talk about pollution and smoking
05:42In India, there is no number of cancer detection
05:49There is no common cancer, but there is no lung cancer
05:53What factors are there?
05:59There are multiple factors
06:00One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:08These are the cities
06:09The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages
06:17Then industrialization is the cause
06:20One is more detection
06:23It is being registered
06:27It is being registered
06:47Can you see a cancer?
06:50No, that is not
06:50It is not a brain cancer
06:53It is not a brain cancer
06:55It is spread out from the brain
07:07The lung and the brain
07:12It is not a brain cancer
07:14It is not a brain cancer
07:15It is not a brain cancer
07:16I would say that it is not a brain cancer
07:18It is not a brain cancer
07:21It is not a brain cancer
07:25It is not a brain cancer
07:48If the mechanism of the correct mechanism fails, it will be spontaneous
07:53If the mechanism of the correct mechanism fails, it will naturally be cancered
07:59That is another factor
08:02For example, some genetic factors will also contribute
08:07If there are other cancers, it is common
08:12What symptoms of the cancer, what are the common symptoms?
08:23Most common symptoms are chomadhania
08:28Chomadhania is a common symptom
08:32Chomadhania is a common symptom
08:33It is also common symptoms
08:37It is common symptoms
08:38She has an issue with a smoker. She has a little bit of a smoker.
08:45She has a little bit of a smoker.
08:48Yes, that's it.
08:49If we have a doctor, we have a doctor.
08:54We have a lot of tests.
08:56Aggressively moving.
08:58If a smoker is a smoker, he knows that it is a smoker.
09:03He knows that it is a smoker.
09:05If he has a smoker, he can't get a smoker.
09:10Yes, he can get a little bit of a smoker.
09:14If he has a doctor, he can get a doctor.
09:20If he has a little bit of a smoker, he will go to the window.
09:24That is a time to diagnose.
09:26That is the case.
09:27He can get the pain.
09:28One minute, he has to say the symptoms.
09:34He had to comment.
09:36Only one woman in the middle.
09:38Nothing is different.
09:39There is a car that he has to comment.
09:41Only one woman has the same pain.
09:43The other one is not cancer.
09:45TB, chronic cough.
09:47If you do this, you will need to do this.
09:51Especially for smokers, it will be X-ray
09:56But the X-ray will have no capacity to detect cancer
10:00The X-ray will not be able to detect cancer
10:04If the X-ray will be able to detect cancer, the X-ray will be able to spread the eyes
10:11The early cancer diagnosis is not dependent on the X-ray
10:17It is dependent on the X-ray
10:21It is a basic screening
10:24It is a low-dose CT
10:25Low-dose CT
10:28It is radiation exposure and coronary CT
10:31That is the screening
10:34Doctor, what are the symptoms of our brain?
10:37What are the main symptoms of the brain?
10:39All of these are the symptoms of the brain
10:43What are the symptoms of the brain?
10:45What are the symptoms of the brain?
10:49One is the symptoms of the brain
10:52And the symptoms of the brain
10:55The brain is the lung
10:56The main symptoms of the brain is the cough
10:59The cough is the irritation of the brain
11:06It is the temperature of the brain
11:08I normally just noticed when the body is the symptoms of the brain
11:12The parents are going to affect the Porn particles
11:16Yeah, that is the symptoms of the body
11:20Because if the symptoms of the brain are, it is a sore
11:21My stomach is a major pain
11:24That's how it works. So naturally, we are able to do it. We are able to do the lung capacity.
11:34We are able to do the lung capacity. We are able to do exercise.
11:40Do you want to do exercise?
11:42Do you want to do exercise?
11:44Do you want to do exercise?
11:45The third thing is death
11:48Because the tumor is leaking from the tumor
11:52The tumor is leaking from the tumor
11:57That is the tumor
12:03If the tumor is leaking from the tumor, the lungs are really pain sensitive
12:09It is not pain sensitive?
12:12Yes, it is not pain sensitive
12:13The lungs are also pain sensitive
12:16If the tumor is touching the tumor in the chest
12:21It is pain, it is not pain
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom
12:27But it is not a symptom
12:29Can we talk about the tumor in the CT?
12:35In the tumor, there are many Mounarchi
12:39They have the excavated tumor
12:41That is a disease
12:46After all, they have a short tumor
12:58The age group is 55 to 75
13:03Do you have a CT scan for Chainsmokers?
13:07Yes, you can do a lot of CT
13:11In CT, you can do a lot of CT
13:13You can do it naturally
13:14You can do a biopsy
13:18If you have cancer, you can prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:23If you have a biopsy, you can do a bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27You can do a percutaneous biopsy
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer
13:31There are two divisions of lung cancer
13:36There are small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a non-smoker
13:48If you have a small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:54That's what the smoking associated diet is
13:57Small cell lung cancer
13:59It's usually 15%
14:01And 85% of the non-small cell lung cancer
14:05If you have a treatment
14:08Do you need to help you from the government?
14:13Are you taking care of that?
14:14The government has caused cancer
14:19It's been a big deal
14:22In Kerala government
14:23It's been a big deal
14:24It's been a big deal
14:26There are many cancer screenings
14:27When we came to a camp, even in the hospital, there was a cancer screening for the government
14:35Do you want to help the government?
14:38Yes, they help the government
14:40That's why there is cancer screening for the Aishman virus
14:43Oh yes
14:45That's why
14:45Central government
14:47That's why there is treatment for the government
14:49One of the most important things is for the government employees
14:56That's why there has been treatment for the government employees
14:56That's why there is a treatment for up to 5 lakhs
15:00That's why there are some issues
15:05If the doctor's been asked about the case with the cancer, and the treatment for the cancer
15:09Do you know how to prevent this care for?
15:12What do you think about it?
15:13Now, after the cancer and diagnosis,
15:16after the piloting, piloting,
15:18after the piloting,
15:19after the modern treatment,
15:22after the alternate methods
15:24like treatment,
15:26it's a very difficult scenario.
15:29So, what do I say?
15:31We are not against a treatment method,
15:34but we are not against evidence-based diaries.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:39Okay.
15:39I agree.
15:40That will help us with errors.
15:42If you don't have a second opinion,
15:45yes, definitely.
15:46That will help us with errors.
15:48But the alternate medicine is not evidence-based.
15:52Now, if you take the medicine,
15:54you can't take the medicine,
15:55but if you take the medicine,
15:57it will improve the medicine.
16:00It will improve the medicine,
16:01and it will improve the medicine.
16:02That data is okay.
16:06Ultimately,
16:06it will improve the medicine.
16:10It will improve the medicine.
16:10But it is not evidence-based.
16:12If you think about it,
16:16it will not have a side effect.
16:18It will improve the medicine.
16:20it will improve the medicine.
16:22It will not have a side effect.
16:24It will not have a side effect.
16:25It will improve the medicine.
16:26It will improve the medicine.
16:29It will improve the medicine.
16:33It will improve the medicine.
16:33So, we will discover this late.
16:36That is why we will connect with it.
16:39Maybe we will connect with it.
16:40But,
16:40what stage is going on?
16:42What stage is going on?
16:44What stage is going on?
16:45I am going to say,
16:47this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:50This is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:52We will connect with it.
16:52We will test 2.
16:54Pet CT and MRI brain.
16:57In the PET CT,
16:59we will be divided in the brain.
17:01This will change within the gut.
17:06Which is a stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
17:08It is divided by stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
17:122, 3 and 4.
17:13It is already spread the organ in the organ.
17:16This is the next stage.
17:18It is still spread in the fourth stage?
17:19Right,
17:19Every single organ is spread from stage 4.
17:23It is still scalable.
17:23So, stage 4 is available.
17:26Not scalable.
17:26In stage 1, 2 & 3.
17:27We treat curable stages in a curative intent
17:33But naturally, stage 1 has a high curate, stage 3
17:37Stage 1 has 80% curate, stage 3 has 30% curate
17:43But we don't have relapse risk, we don't have to do it
17:48How do you do it?
17:50I don't have to do it in stage 3
17:52Stage 1 is a very localized disease, it's a very low
17:56It's a very low
17:57In stage 1 or 2, we prefer to do it in the surgery
18:03Because in the overall cancer, we prefer to do it in the lung cancer
18:09If we do it, we can do it in a chemotherapy
18:14That's what we decide to do in the pathology report
18:16We can do it in the pathology
18:18Now, a little bit
18:20That is the first surgery
18:25That is the first situation
18:27That is the first time we have chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy
18:31And then we can do it in the pathology
18:34And then we can do it in the pathology
18:37In the pathology
18:38The other answers are the first surgery
18:40The immunotherapy will continue in the pathology
18:42And targeted therapy will continue in the pathology
18:45For a definite period
18:46Based on this
18:48But for a little bit
18:49There is a little mutational
18:50Statism
18:50That's the basis
18:53To consider this
18:54The first surgery
18:55We will continue in the pathology
18:55And help in a definite
18:55Well-defined
18:56When you're in stage 3
18:59It is a little bit of surgery
19:03On stage 3
19:05You'll result in the pathology
19:05Predominantly
19:06Radiation plus Chemotherapy
19:08Radiation plus chemo therapy
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy
19:17I don't want to say that
19:19There are other treatment options and cure rates
19:24In the case of radiation plus chemo therapy
19:28One year of additional immunotherapy
19:31The cure rate is almost double-I
19:34In stage 4, we have surgery
19:40Radiation, focused radiation
19:46The main focus is systemic therapy
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have biopsided tumor samples
20:05That is a mutation profiling
20:08That is a limited panel, comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12Limited panel, we have a few mutations
20:17We have all possible mutations
20:21That is why we need chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:24We need chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:28We need to avoid animals
20:29In targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and chemotherapy
20:32We need chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:34But with much less toxicity
20:36Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immunotherapy?
20:42There is a difference between chemo and immunotherapy
20:45There is a difference between chemo and immunotherapy
20:46There is a difference between all the dividing cells
20:50The tumor is not just due to the tumor
20:54There is a difference between chemo and immunotherapy
21:06All the injuries of tumor
21:08We have to avoid the tumor
21:09The tumor is not just due to the tumor
21:12Moore is not just due to the tumor
21:13But this is not even due to the percent severe
21:18It is a very specific treatment.
21:22There is a mutation in the cancer.
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation.
21:28There are many mutations.
21:30There is a mutation in the cell.
21:33There is a mutation in the tumor.
21:39There is a mutation in the tumor.
21:43There is a mutation in the tumor.
21:47They have a very good response in the tumor.
21:50With minimal side effects elsewhere.
21:53That is targeted.
21:56Immunotherapy, basically.
21:58All tumors in our body
21:59are covered in our immune system.
22:04Our immune system is a foreign tumor.
22:08It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:09In the tumor, in our body,
22:12the immune system is recognized.
22:18In our immune system,
22:22it is blocked the immune system.
22:25In our immune therapy, the immune system will be visible in the body
22:36For a foreign particle to identify?
22:39Yes, for a foreign particle to identify the body
22:43Then the immune system will become a natural immune system
22:53So, the immune system will be able to identify the immune system
22:58So, the immune system will be able to identify the immune system
22:59Yes, there will be a chemotherapy adoption
23:03If you don't have any type of chemotherapy, you will not have any option to use the immune system
23:12In terms of the targeted therapy and chemotherapy, the immune system will be combined in a brief period
23:17When you combine the immune system, the immune system will be able to use the targeted therapy
23:22Because the side effects are very important
23:23The targeted therapy is very important
23:27It is a normal life, almost near-normal life
23:31In a mainstream cancer center, it is a treatment
23:35So, right from the beginning of the treatment is correct
23:38In a certain way, if you take an alternate medicine or an important time, you will not be able to
23:48do this
23:48So, there is no need to be able to do this
23:50So, there is no need to be able to do this
23:51So, there is no need to be able to do this
23:52So, right from the biopsy
23:53So, right from the biopsy
23:53The biopsy is where we start the planning
23:56Naturally, at this stage, it will be able to survive
23:58But it is not a system, not the doctors' mind
24:03As a doctor, it will be able to do this
24:04And take a deep experience
24:06At this stage, your treatment, and expertise
24:09The jeder that is always able to do
24:11So, that is the team
24:12The technicians and machines
24:14That is the whole ecosystem
24:16As a team, how do we know that ecosystem is the same
24:19That is why we are going to be more scientific and more smooth
24:26What I would say is that we are always looking at the patient
24:30If the patient is looking at the patient, he is stressed to treat the doctor
24:37He is a little realistic expectation
24:40Actually, what I want to say is that the patient is open to the doubt.
24:46If you look at the doctor, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience. What action can we do to the doctor?
24:59What do we do to the doctor?
25:03We are aware of our body. We are aware of the changes in our body.
25:14First of all, if you look at the lung cancer, you can look at the symptoms,
25:21you can look at the symptoms, you can look at the symptoms,
25:30If you look at the problems at the end of the doctor, we don't invest until the doctor,
25:38and we have to run for the doctor, then as we went through the hospital,
25:41We have a doctor which takes him to another doctor,
25:47then we take him to another doctor and we take him to another doctor.
25:53That's why it's important to go into the investigation.
25:56Because the investigation portion is healthy.
26:00If you take a seat and take a seat and take a seat,
26:04you can take a seat and take a seat.
26:05If you don't want to investigate the symptoms,
26:09you don't want to investigate the investigation.
26:12Okay Doctor, thank you so much.
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