Posted in: Cancer by Dr. Tarang Krishna Posted Date: 29 Jul, 2019
Cancer is increasing manifolds across the globe but the potential for cure is known to increase if diagnosed early. Early diagnosis is early identification of cancer in the patients. It is likely to respond more effectively to the treatment, resulting in greater chances of survival and less expensive treatment. This makes early detection a crucial part to fight cancer.
The leading hospitals offering cancer treatment in India have time and again stated the value of early detection which leads to significant improvements in the lives of cancer patients. Some cancers which can be detected early during the screening are breast cancer, colorectal cancer, cervical cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer and more. Several strategies to prevent risk factors have also been mentioned which include physical inactivity, obesity, intake of alcohol, incessant smoking, exposure to occupational and environmental carcinogens but such preventive measures are not enough alone.
Thousands and thousands of people still develop cancer as some of the cancers are not preventable, have varied causes and prevention strategies do not reach the populace. Accordingly, diagnosis and treatment should be available, and the early identification of cancer should be prioritized. Detecting cancer at its early stages enables treatment that is generally more effective, less complex and less expensive.
Warning signs to seek medical support
- Excessive loss of blood or discharge of other abnormalities from the body
- Hoarseness or chronic coughing
- Difficulty in swallowing, loss of appetite or weight
- Lumps or bumps which experience rapid growth
- Unusual changes in defecation and urination patterns
- Chronic and long-lasting wounds
Steps to early diagnosis
There are three steps to early diagnosis:
- Step 1: Awareness of cancer signs and symptoms and accessing care
- Step 2: Clinical evaluations, diagnosis and staging
- Step 3: Access to treatment for a specific type of cancer
The importance of screening for early detection of cancer
Cancer early diagnosis and screening are both important components of comprehensive cancer control. The best cancer doctors in India recommend regular check-ups and cancer screenings. It is one of the first actions taken to prevent the disease. The cancer screenings use tests to detect cancer early in people who have not yet shown any sign of the deadly disease. When done regularly, cancer can be detected at a potentially curable stage, improving the rate of survival and quality of life. The motive is to lower ailments and death rate caused by cancer.
Cancer Healer Center and other cancer hospitals in India widely accept it as an effective method beneficial to people who are at risk or concerned with regard to cancer. They say that medical care is more successful when the diagnosis is received earlier in the development of the cancer. In addition to this, if the cancer was detected during the initial screening, follow-up screenings are an important part of cancer care.
Fact: Patients whose cancer is detected early have a higher chance of complete recovery, increased quality of life and longevity.
About The Author
Dr. Tarang Krishna
Dr. Tarang Krishna, Director at Cancer Healer Center, is the perfect epitome of perseverance and dedication.
He has an impressive educational background to his credit. He completed his under-graduation in Medicine and Surgery from Pune, India and did his MD (Hom) from Agra University, India.Thesis on MD was on "Treatment of cancer" where he presented cases of almost 100 patients and the response of the medicines in the treatment of cancer. He then completed his Ph.d in Oncology from the United Kingdom and his thesis on the ‘Efficacy of Medicines in the Treatment of Cancer’ is greatly commemorated and honored.
He befittingly represents alternate medicine and has contributed significantly towards the development and research of immunotherapy.
Through his nationwide chain of “Cancer Healer Center” clinics he strives to offer superior cancer treatment, using immunotherapy.
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