Imagine that all heyle and hearty, but getting a complete body examination “just like that.” This is what happened to the 26-year-old Rosika Bombak, IITIAN, who worked as a graduate study in Tamil Nadu when her life turned down. Not having a past story of smoking, Rasika was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. In shock, embarrassed and embarrassed, Rasika decided to fight it, however. (Image of the thumb: @rasikabombatkar)The original strokeIn an interview with Bombay Rasika people, I said: “I remember crying alone in a hospital chapel for an hour. Not because I realized it was coming … because I didn’t. I had great dreams, I wanted to do so much … And so I just gave me a word that threatened everything to take everything.”
Gathering courage to tell your family. Rasika started treatment. She said, “Treatment was brutal. I lost 10 kg. My skin broke out in painful rashes. I covered every mirror at home because I couldn’t tolerate myself to see myself. Among this were nights, I would stay and surprised:” Should I finish it here? “But I found the Sample strength – from the quiet angles of my being, and from my family and friends who refused to allow me to give up.”Silver liningIn the end, Rasika was happy that she did not refuse. She added: “And I am glad, because when I thought it couldn’t get worse – it got better. The tumor declined. I could do surgery. On December 15, they opened my chest and removed the tumor from my lungs. I felt that I won something. I may have had.”Looking back, Rasika says: “It has been 2.5 years. I may have recovered, but they are still there. But I push myself to every increase in hope. A few days this hope looks like dragging yourself to another scan. Other days look like to contact Oxford … and enter.Cancer took a lot from me – my health, the life I thought I was building …But it couldn’t take my will to fight. My fire to start all over. Or the quiet courage that made me go – even on the days I didn’t want. “Later, the rac went through Oxford and is currently working in the World Health Organization.Why does lung cancer occur, it’s not smokingSmoking, though one of the biggest, is not the only cause of lung cancer. Here are some other factors:Radon ImpactRadon is an invisible odorless gas that naturally leaves underground sources. The process of decomposition of uranium in the soil or rocks produces this gas. Gas enters the houses through the floor and wall cracks, especially when the buildings sit on certain soil types. Because of their invisible and odorless, people do not know about the presence of Radon in their homes.Studies have shown that prolonged exposure to radon gas leads to the development of lung cancer. The annual death of lung cancer in the United States from Radon’s exposure is 21,000 even among non -corporal ones. Prolonged inhalation of radon gas leads to damage to the cells of the lungs, which leads to the development of cancer.
Smoke in the sphereThe term in the elderly smoke refers to the inhalation of smoke that is produced by other people (especially those who live with you) who smoke cigarettes or cigars, or use pipes. Breathing on the boundaries of smoke repeatedly exposes many dangerous chemicals, although you do not smoke.The air pollutionThe air pollution comes from vehicles, factories, and power plants and fuel burning. Long -term exposure to small toxic particles in the air along with gases causes a risk to human health. Do not smoke in areas with poor air quality, experience the number of cases of lung cancer.GeneticsThe origin of the lung cancer goes beyond the environmental impact as other factors cause this condition. In human genes, in some cases, mutations may occur in the human genes that lead to uncontrolled lung cell growth. Studies show that patients with lung cancer who do not suffer often tolerate mutations of EGFR genes, which are some of the most common in this population. The patterns of cancer development, along with its reaction to treatment depend on these mutations. The emergence of these genetic changes is increased above among women, and individuals with Asian origin. The study of genetic factors has forced scientists to develop targeted treatments that increase patients’ survival levels.Refusal: This article is only an informational rather than replacement of medical advice
