Posted in: Breast Cancer Treatment by Dr. Tarang Krishna Posted Date: 12 Sep, 2019
Nothing in this world can ever prepare an individual to listen to ‘You have cancer’. Unfortunately breast cancer has become common which is depressing and frustrating but this also means that there are other people out there who know your plight. It is obvious to feel a flood of emotions after such a diagnosis. Though methods of coping with emotions of cancer cannot be reduced to a mere list, Cancer Healer Center, one of the leading places for the best treatment for breast cancer chalks out a few suggestions for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients.
1. Don’t Hurry for the treatment
The treatment decisions you make now may affect your breast cancer treatment options and projections down the line. So take sufficient time to choose your best treatment for breast cancer, and evaluate the options. You may also get a second opinion if you’re not happy with the current options.
2. Know you are not alone
Your recent diagnosis might make you feel alone but it is important to know you’re not. Remind yourself that there are people you can connect with who can help you at the crucial stages.
3. Don’t hide or ignore your feelings/emotions
Don’t hold yourself back. Cry, curse, scream, and laugh when you need to. Such emotions are perfectly normal. You can also seek professional help to deal with your emotions and stress.
4. Be patient with yourself and the people around you
Cancer diagnosis can be tough. You will see things changing around you but remember cancer is hard on everyone. Many researchers and doctors state that adapting to change and healing can take time, so give yourself that space.
5. Choose a medical team you believe in
Assemble a medical team you trust and feel comfortable with. Ask people around for doctor references. Whether it is immunotherapy for breast cancer or any other treatment, RESEARCH.
6. Join a cancer community
Do not fight do cancer alone. Connect with fellow survivors, a support group, family members or friends or anyone who has had cancer. Share what you feel. Cherish your relationship with those who wish to help you. Get in touch with as many people as you can - during initial diagnosis and active treatment too.
7. Take someone with you to doctor appointments
Your cancer specialist will share a lot of information with you and it may be hard for you to remember it all with so many other things in mind. Try to come with your loved one/ones to ask questions, take notes and help you at every step.
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.
