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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?
00:27How do we diagnose the lung cancer?
00:30But it is not specific to who you are.
00:34Who can manage the body?
00:36What is the lung cancer?
00:37The lung cancer is a cancer.
00:40The cancer is a plant in our body.
00:43The disease is an unentered.
00:47The disease is an urgent problem.
00:50The disease is a cancer.
00:52The process of traveling is spread as a cancer
00:56The lung cancer is called airways
01:01In this case, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is air exchange unit
01:10It is mixed with air
01:14In this airways, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20In this case, it is called blood vessels and organs
01:28How common is this?
01:30In India, in our case, it is very common
01:34How common is this lung cancer?
01:37We have heard about other cancers
01:40How common is this lung cancer?
01:45How common is this?
01:47In India, most of the people have lung cancer
01:52In India, there are many common cancer in India
01:57In males?
01:58In females, it is breast cancer naturally
02:00In males, it is lung cancer
02:02In India, there are 80,000 new cases
02:07Diagnosis
02:0880,000 new cases
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14Because traditionally, there are lung cancer in smokers
02:19But now, there are 30,000 females
02:23That is very common
02:26In males, it is a male predilection
02:28It is not a male predilection
02:29In the overall case, it is lung cancer
02:31It is a male predilection
02:33Is it all that smoking?
02:36Yes, it is a male risk factors
02:39In the male risk factors, it is the most important cause of lung cancer
02:42The most important cause
02:44But, that is not the cause
02:46Atmospheric pollution
02:49Atmospheric pollution
02:50While the vehicle is not exposed
02:52Instead, it is not a physical condition
02:55In those we do a little part
02:55Because naturally, it will be exposed
02:58To a lot ofinations
02:59Where is the tenth factor?
03:01Can you tell us about the same factor
03:03Matt, about smoking, the industrial pollution
03:04If a village or cities
03:08There are some other parts
03:08Coming from the doctor, the secrets
03:12All factors
03:13This is also about the same factor
03:14So, the spruce
03:18When smoking causes cancer, it is very famous.
03:20If you don't have any stress, you can't get any stress.
03:23But it's not a matter of time.
03:25I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31There are multiple factors.
03:33One is second-hand smoke.
03:35Because there is a smoker.
03:38Usually, there is smoke.
03:42In the bedroom is smoke.
03:43Then the smoke 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 an important 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 you do smoking or vaping,
04:13If vaping is safe, 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 also a lot of 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.
04:38No nicotine is not.
04:39No nicotine is not.
04:42Maybe they are going to be weaning off.
04:45If someone is addicted to smoking,
04:49They are going to say two factors.
04:51One is the nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Two are psychological.
04:57They are going to be feeling.
04:59So, there is no nicotine.
05:06Obviously, there are no nicotine.
05:07There is no vapes.
05:11There is no nicotine.
05:11Just like there is vapor,
05:12Is usually vapor,
05:13It is a chemical,
05:16That is aerosols.
05:17There is a few alcohols.
05:20There is a few alcohols,
05:21It is harmful.
05:23It is not only pulmonary pain.
05:33It is safer than Figured, but it is not safe.
05:37Now, we have a few factors about pollution and smoking.
05:44In India, there is no number of cancer detection.
05:49There is no number of cancer, but there is no number of lung cancer.
05:53Are there any factors in this situation?
05:59There are multiple factors.
06:00One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization, and urbanization.
06:10The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages.
06:17So, industrialization is the cause.
06:20One is more detection.
06:23It has been being registered.
06:29So, naturally, the incidence is calculated.
06:35It is not the case of diagnostic.
06:38It is not the case of diagnostic.
06:39We have to find history.
06:44We can also see cancer.
06:46It is lung cancer.
06:48Can you diagnose cancer?
06:50No.
06:51That is not the case of brain cancer.
06:53Actually, it is not the case of brain cancer.
06:55It is spread from the lung, brain.
06:58It is spread from the lung, brain.
06:59The documentation is very clear.
07:03Yes.
07:04Then, the study will be clear.
07:07There is clear.
07:08Here is a diagnosis.
07:08There is no risk factor.
07:10If not a female, this is the same risk factor.
07:13No risk factor.
07:15There is no risk factor.
07:16Here are also genetic factors.
07:23And there is a new driver mutation. There is a new cancer mutation in our DNA
07:32In our body, full time, the cell replication is done.
07:38When it comes to the cell replication, there are some errors.
07:41When it comes to the error, the mechanism is correct.
07:45When it comes to the error, the mechanism will fail.
07:50It will be spontaneous.
07:54When it comes to the error, the mechanism will fail.
07:59It is a different factor.
08:03The genetic factors will also contribute.
08:08If there are other cancers, it is very common.
08:12What symptoms are they?
08:15What are the symptoms that we have diagnosed with cancer?
08:20What are the common symptoms?
08:24The most common symptoms are Choma.
08:28Choma is very common.
08:31Choma is very common.
08:33You don't have any common symptoms.
08:38She is a symptom.
08:40They have a small smoker.
08:42That is very common.
08:45But Choma is very common.
08:48Yes.
08:48Yes, that's right.
08:49If we have a doctor, we have to go to the doctor's doctor.
08:54We have to test it.
08:55We are aggressively moving.
08:58But if a smoker is not a smoker, he knows that he is smoking.
09:04He doesn't want to be smoking.
09:06He doesn't want to be smoking.
09:07He doesn't want to be smoking, but he doesn't want to be cancer.
09:10He doesn't want to be cancer.
09:10That's right.
09:14If you go to the doctor or primary doctor,
09:16maybe I will take a little x-ray.
09:19But if you go to the doctor or go to the doctor,
09:22then we go to the doctor.
09:24That's a good time to diagnose.
09:26That's right.
09:28One lung cancer is not a symptom.
09:33They don't want to be a doctor.
09:34They don't want to be a doctor.
09:36They don't want to be a doctor.
09:38They don't want to be a doctor.
09:40They don't want to be a doctor.
09:42They don't want to be a doctor.
09:45They don't want to be a doctor.
09:46They don't want to be a doctor.
09:51Especially for smokers, it will be X-ray, but the X-ray will not be able to detect the cancer.
10:00In the X-ray, it will not be able to detect the cancer in the eye.
10:03If the X-ray is able to detect the cancer in the eye, it will spread the eye.
10:11In early cancer diagnosis, it is not dependable.
10:15It depends on the CT.
10:21That 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 our symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:38What are the symptoms?
10:39All of these symptoms are different.
10:41All of these symptoms are different.
10:45What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:48What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of Ulbavitcha.
10:52And the symptoms of Ulbavitcha spread.
10:55Ulbavitcha is the lung.
10:56The main symptom of the cough is the reason of the cough.
11:02The cough is the irritation.
11:02The tumour is the airways, and the body is the irritation.
11:11The body is the same.
11:12It is a foreign particle.
11:16The irritations are the same.
11:19The two are Shwasamutals.
11:22Then a major airway is done.
11:26Then naturally the major airway is done.
11:28Then we have the available lung.
11:31The capacity.
11:34Then naturally the lung can be done with the steps.
11:38We can do exercises.
11:42We can do exercise.
11:43That's right.
11:44Then the third step is Cumbatthal Death.
11:48Because the tumor is leaking.
11:52The tumor is leaking.
11:54The Cumbatthal has a red flag.
12:00That's the tumor.
12:03The lungs are pain sensitive.
12:09So it's not pain sensitive?
12:11The lung is pain sensitive.
12:14The lung is also pain sensitive.
12:15The lung is a chest wall.
12:17The tumor is a chest wall.
12:19The tumor is a chest wall.
12:20The tumor is in the location.
12:23It's pain.
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom.
12:28But it's late state.
12:29The a ganhar.
12:33I think we milligram for that.
12:33We repeat that the tumor system has a chest wall.
12:48The 10
12:4955 to 75 years old, they did a screening for a lot of CT
12:58age group is 55 to 75
13:02So, what do you do with Chainsmokers?
13:05Yes, we do a lot of CT
13:09We do a lot of CT, we do a lot of CT
13:15The next step is biopsy
13:19If you have cancer, you will be able to prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:24Biopsy is done with bronchoscopic biopsy and percutaneous biopsy
13:29Diagnosis is done with lung cancer
13:33It has two major divisions
13:37Small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a non-smoker, you have to diagnose small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:54That is what is associated with smoking
13:57Small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15%
14:0285% is non-small cell lung cancer
14:05If you have a treatment, you will be able to help you with the government
14:24How do you help you with the government?
14:28Okay
14:29That will help you with the government
14:35Do you see the screening and the government will help you?
14:38Yes, it will help you with the réalité
14:40The reason is there is cancer screening in Aishman fire
14:44The reason is there is a treatment for the government
14:49There is a lot of treatment.
14:51There is a lot of treatment that is available from government employees.
14:56There is a lot of treatment that is available to the government employees.
14:59There is a lot of treatment that is available.
15:05Doctor, do you think that you can go into an alternate treatment?
15:09Actually, what is it?
15:12How do you think that's what you can do?
15:13Now, after the cancer and diagnosis of palliative, palliative, uberation, and the modern treatment of palliative, and alternate methods of
15:25treatment, it's a good scenario.
15:29What I want to say is that a treatment method is against evidence-based diarrhea. I actively promote taking second
15:38opinion. That can help many errors.
15:42If you don't have any of this, then you can take a second opinion?
15:45Yes, definitely. That can help you. But if you don't have any problems, it's not evidence-based.
15:52If you don't have any medicine, you can't take it. But if you don't have any medicine, you can't take
15:58it.
15:58If you don't have any medicine, you can improve it. If you don't have any medicine, you can improve it.
16:02If you don't have any data, it's okay. Because ultimately, the patient will benefit from it.
16:09If you don't have any evidence, if you don't have any side effects, then ultimately, the cure will not have
16:21any side effects.
16:23If you don't have any side effects, then the cure will not have any side effects.
16:26The cure will not have any side effects.
16:27Okay, doctor. If you don't have any cancer, it's a disease.
16:31If you don't have any side effects, then you can't take it. If you don't have any side effects, then
16:37you can take it.
16:40But if you don't have any stage, then you can take it.
16:44If you don't have any side effects, then you can take it.
16:45I like the cure.
16:45If you don't have any other cancers, then you can divide it.
16:50If you don't have any other cancers, you can take it.
16:54You can take it.
16:57You can take it.
16:58If you don't have any side effects, then you can take it.
17:04You can take it.
17:06If you don't have any side effects, then you can take it.
17:07If you divide it into stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
17:13If you don't have any side effects, then you can take it in the first stage.
17:16Is it in the fourth stage? Is it in the spread of a brain?
17:19Yes, it is in the spread of any organ. It is in stage 4.
17:23In stage 4, it is not curable.
17:26In stage 1, 2 and 3, we treat curable stages as a curative intent.
17:33But naturally, 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.
17:43Because there is no relapse risk.
17:46There is no relapse risk in stage 3.
17:48How do you relapse?
17:51Yes, there is no relapse risk in stage 3.
17:52In stage 1, there is no relapse risk in a local disease.
17:56It is a little bit.
17:58In stage 1, 2 and 3, we prefer surgery.
18:03Because in the overall cancer, we prefer surgery and lung cancer.
18:11In stage 1, there is no relapse risk in stage 3.
18:14So, we will decide on the pathology report.
18:18Okay.
18:19Okay.
18:20Now, let's take a little bit.
18:20I will say that surgery is the first time.
18:27That is the first time.
18:27In stage 2, we will take chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:31Okay.
18:32Then, we will take chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:34Then, we will take surgery.
18:36Surgery.
18:50Surgery.
18:52We will take a little bit for a definite, well-defined period of treatment for a definite, well-defined period
18:57of treatment.
18:58In stage 3, we will take a little bit of surgery.
19:03In stage 3, we will take radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:08Okay.
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:10Radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11Okay.
19:12In that case, there is also an option to do one year immunotherapy.
19:17Okay.
19:17Then, I will say that.
19:19Now, there is another treatment option.
19:21In that case, there is a cure rate.
19:25In that case, we will take radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:28Now, when we take one year of immunotherapy, that cure rate will almost double-I.
19:34Okay.
19:35That is the option.
19:36In stage 4, we will take surgery.
19:40Radiation is not a very focused radiation.
19:44It is limited to the spread of radiation.
19:48The main focus is on systemic therapy.
19:51Systemic therapy.
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy.
19:58Okay.
19:59In that case, we will take stage 4 patients.
20:02In this case, we will take biopsided tumor samples.
20:05That is mutation profiling.
20:08It is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:13In limited panel, we will take a few mutations.
20:17In that case, there is a lot of mutations.
20:21In that case, in that case, we are able to avoid chemotherapy from the animals.
20:25In that case, we have been able to avoid chemotherapy from a human therapy.
20:31and chemotherapy will be better results but with much less toxicity.
20:37Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immuno-targeted therapies?
20:42Now, chemotherapy is a natural thing. It is not a difference.
20:47It is not a difference between dividing cells.
20:50In a tumor, it is not a difference between the tumor and the tumor is not a difference.
21:00It is not a difference between the tumor and the tumor and the tumor.
21:06It is not a difference between the tumor and the tumor and the tumor.
21:13It is a non-specific treatment.
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment.
21:22It is not a difference between the tumor and the tumor and the tumor.
21:39It is a difference between the tumor and the tumor and the tumor.
21:46So, they have a very good response in the tumor with minimal side effects elsewhere.
21:53That is targeted.
21:55On a immune therapy, I will tell you, basically,
21:57all the tumors in our body are exposed to our immune system.
22:04Our immune system is actually a foreign tumor.
22:09But in our body, the tumor is exposed to our immune system.
22:18So, when we are exposed to our immune system,
22:23we block the immune system.
22:25In our immune therapy, we block the immune system.
22:35It is a foreign particle identified.
22:39Yes, it is a foreign particle identified.
22:43Then, the immune system is a good immune system,
22:45which is a natural immune system.
22:52We block the immune system.
22:54Okay.
22:55So, if we use targeted therapy or immunotherapy,
22:58then we do not use chemo?
23:00Yes.
23:00We do not use targeted therapy.
23:03We do not use targeted therapy.
23:03In any tumor type, we do not use targeted therapy.
23:14We do not use targeted therapy.
23:22We do not use targeted therapy.
23:23We do not use targeted therapy.
23:25We do not use targeted therapy.
23:27Because we do not use targeted therapy.
23:27In normal life, almost near normal life.
23:29Okay.
23:30So, we do not use targeted therapy.
23:32We do not use targeted therapy.
23:32The treatment is made in a mainstream cancer center.
23:36Because right from the beginning, the treatment is correct.
23:39If we go to alternate medicine, we do a time,
23:44and that's why we have to do this.
23:46That's not true.
23:49So we did a cancer center and we started the right from biopsy.
23:53Biopsy was the first time we started planning.
23:56Naturally, that stage is not going to survive.
23:59Because that system, that doctor,
24:03that case is not going to be a case.
24:04Naturally, the experience, equipment, expertise,
24:09that's all.
24:10We are in the field and the doctor, basically technicians, machines, it's a whole ecosystem.
24:16So, how do we get the ecosystem?
24:20So, we are able to get it into a scientific way.
24:26What I would say is that if we are patient and patient, we are stressed.
24:36The expectations are a little realistic.
24:41Actually, if I was to say, the patient is open to the doubt.
24:46If you ask a doctor, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:55What action can we do to the doctor?
24:59What is the knowledge of the doctor?
25:02What is the knowledge of the doctor?
25:04We are aware of our body.
25:09We are aware of our body.
25:11We are aware of the changes.
25:14First of all, we have to specify the lung cancer.
25:18This is Vittumaratha Choma.
25:19Onarache Koolha.
25:21Shwatham Mushal.
25:22That is a nuance.
25:25We are aware of the body.
25:26We are aware of death.
25:28Weight loss.
25:29Weight loss.
25:30We are aware of the symptoms that can be explained.
25:34We are not aware of the symptoms.
25:37We are not aware of the symptoms.
25:39We have to invest in the doctors.
25:43To say, after get into the doctor and get into the doctor.
25:47Then go get into the doctor and get into their ultimate medicine.
25:53The reason is for those who work in various industries.
25:56But it will help their other industries.
26:01If it's a close line, it would help to get them into the doctor.
26:03then you might not answer any of these new things.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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