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Best Stomach Cancer Treatment Hospital in Delhi | Action Cancer Hospital

Discover cutting-edge stomach cancer care at Action Cancer Hospital, Delhi. Our renowned specialists offer top-notch treatment and compassionate care, backed by advanced technology and personalized approaches. Find hope and healing with our comprehensive services tailored to your needs. Trust us for excellence in stomach cancer treatment.

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संगीत आइकन Toby Keith का 62 साल की उम्र में निधन

#TobyKeith #CountryMusic #SingerSongwriter #StomachCancer #Legacy #IconicSongs #CountryLegend

[gastriccancer-0]

GI cancer treatment in PCMC - Dr. Prakash D Valse

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Understanding Risk Factors of the Stomach Cancer !

Stomach cancer awareness is crucial for early detection and prevention. Learn about the key risk factors associated with stomach cancer: H. pylori Infection: This bacterium is a significant risk factor, causing chronic stomach inflammation, a precursor to stomach cancer. Regular check-ups can help detect and manage H. pylori infection. Dietary Choices: A diet high in smoked, salted, or preserved foods may increase the risk. Conversely, a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can contribute to overall stomach health. Genetic Factors: Certain genetic syndromes, like hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC), can elevate the risk of stomach cancer. If there's a family history, genetic counseling can provide valuable insights. Family History: Individuals with a family history of stomach cancer are at a higher risk. Regular screenings may be recommended for those with familial predispositions. Smoking and Alcohol Consumption: Tobacco use and excessive alcohol intake are associated with an increased risk of stomach cancer. Quitting smoking and moderating alcohol consumption can contribute to better overall health. Maintaining a Healthy Lifestyle: Making healthy lifestyle choices, including regular exercise, not only supports overall well-being but may also reduce the risk of stomach cancer. BIACH&RI: Your Partner in Prevention: At Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital, we emphasize proactive care. If you have concerns about stomach cancer risk or symptoms, consult with our experienced oncologists for personalized guidance. For Consultations and Information: Your health is our priority. Reach out 040 - 2355 1235 / 7729 800 800 for information, screenings, and expert consultations.

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स्टमक कैंसर सर्वाइवर स्टोरी | Stomach Cancer Survivor Story | Pet Me Cancer Ke Lakshan | Punarjan

In this inspiring video, join Nerella Buchaiah as he shares his incredible journey of surviving pancreatic cancer. Discover his remarkable story of resilience, hope, and determination to overcome this formidable disease. Nerella will take you through his battle, from the initial diagnosis to the revolutionary treatment he received at Punarjan Ayurveda Hospital. Through this emotional and empowering tale, you will gain insights into the challenges faced by pancreatic cancer patients and witness the indomitable spirit of a survivor. Don't miss this gripping account that spreads awareness, offers support, and offers a glimmer of hope to those fighting pancreatic cancer. https://www.youtube.com/@PunarjanAyurveda?sub_confirmation=1 Subscribe to our channel for more compelling survivor stories and valuable information on the advances in pancreatic cancer treatments. Website: www.punarjanayurveda.com

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Toby Keith Overcomes Stomach Cancer, Triumphantly Returns to the Stage

Diagnosis and Determination Country music icon Toby Keith has faced his biggest challenge yet as he battled stomach cancer, but he has emerged victorious and is ready to take the stage once again. The renowned singer-songwriter, known for hits such as "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue" and "Should've Been a Cowboy," received his diagnosis earlier this year, sending shockwaves through the music industry and his devoted fanbase. However, Toby's unwavering determination and a strong support system have played a crucial role in his remarkable recovery. A Challenging Journey Toby Keith's battle with stomach cancer has been nothing short of grueling. Following his diagnosis, the news spread quickly, leaving fans in disbelief and concern for the beloved musician. Toby chose to keep his struggle private, focusing on his treatment and finding strength in the love and encouragement he received from his family, friends, and fans. As he underwent intensive medical procedures, including chemotherapy and surgery, Toby faced numerous obstacles but remained resolute in his fight against the disease. Toby's Road to Recovery With every setback and difficult moment, Toby Keith refused to let cancer define him. Throughout his treatment, the Grammy Award-winning artist maintained a positive outlook and committed himself to regaining his health. Read the full article

#comebackperformance #Recovery #stomachcancer #TobyKeith #triumph

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✅Treatment of stomach cancer (also known as gastric cancer) depends largely on where the cancer is in the stomach and how far it has spread. But other factors, such as a person’s age, overall health, and preferences, can be important as well. Your health care team uses the information from these tests to give your cancer a stage. The stages of stomach cancer are numbers from 0 to 4. Get diagnosed today! 📞 : [phone] #stomachcancer #cancer #cancerawareness #coloncancer #gastriccancer #leukemia #skincancer #chemotherapy #cancersurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #cancertreatment #drashishsachan #gastroenterologistindilshadgarden #gastroenterologistineastdelhi #surgeonindilshadgarden #surgeonineastdelhi #oncosurgeonineastdelhi https://www.instagram.com/p/Coeu1bRhxvy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Changes in the patient’s eating habits can often be related to ovarian, stomach, lung and pancreatic cancers. Do not ignore; talk to us today.

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Overcoming Dietary Challenges in Stomach Cancer: A Guide to Healthy Eating and Weight Maintenance

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Call for Registration: Ready to Attend? Register Today The CME/CPD accredited 14th World Gastroenterology, IBD & Hepatology Conference from December 17-19, 2024, in Dubai, UAE & Virtual. WhatsApp us: https://wa.me/442033222718?text= Register here: https://gastroenterology.universeconferences.com/registration/ Virtually register here: https://gastroenterology.universeconferences.com/virtual-registration/

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[actioncancerhospital24]

Stomach Cancer: 5 Tips for Choosing the Top Treatment Hospital in Delhi

Stomach cancer, medically termed gastric cancer, is a severe condition affecting millions of individuals worldwide. When diagnosed with stomach cancer, choosing the right treatment hospital becomes crucial for ensuring the best possible outcome. In Delhi, India, where medical facilities are abundant, selecting the top treatment hospital can be a daunting task. However, with the right knowledge and guidance, you can make an informed decision that significantly impacts your journey towards recovery. Here are five essential tips to help you choose the top treatment hospital in Delhi for stomach cancer:

1. Research Hospital Reputation and Expertise

Begin your quest by thoroughly researching the reputation and expertise of potential treatment hospitals in Delhi. Look for hospitals with a strong track record of successfully treating stomach cancer patients. Check online reviews, testimonials, and ratings to gauge patient satisfaction levels. Additionally, delve into the hospital's expertise by examining the qualifications and experience of their medical staff, especially oncologists and surgeons specializing in gastric cancer treatment.

2. Evaluate Available Treatment Options

Different hospitals may offer varying treatment options for stomach cancer, ranging from traditional surgery to innovative therapies like immunotherapy and targeted drug treatments. Evaluate the range of treatment options available at each hospital and consider whether they align with your preferences and medical needs. Opt for a hospital that provides comprehensive treatment modalities tailored to your specific condition, ensuring you receive the most effective care possible.

3. Assess Technological Advancements and Facilities

The top treatment hospitals for stomach cancer in Delhi are equipped with state-of-the-art technology and advanced facilities that enhance diagnosis and treatment outcomes. Prioritize hospitals that invest in cutting-edge medical equipment, such as advanced imaging techniques, robotic surgery systems, and molecular diagnostic tools. These technological advancements contribute to more accurate diagnoses, minimally invasive procedures, and improved patient outcomes, making them essential criteria for selecting a treatment facility.

4. Consider Accessibility and Support Services

Accessibility to the treatment hospital and the availability of support services are crucial factors to consider, especially during your cancer treatment journey. Choose a hospital located conveniently within Delhi, ensuring easy access for regular appointments, follow-up visits, and emergency situations. Additionally, inquire about the availability of support services such as psychological counseling, nutritional guidance, and palliative care, which play a vital role in addressing the holistic needs of stomach cancer patients and their families.

5. Verify Insurance Coverage and Affordability

Before finalizing your decision, verify whether the treatment hospital accepts your health insurance coverage and offers affordable payment options. Stomach cancer treatment can incur significant medical expenses, including hospitalization, surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. Ensure that the hospital's services are covered by your insurance plan to alleviate financial burdens. Moreover, inquire about potential financial assistance programs or discounted packages offered by the hospital to make quality treatment accessible and affordable for all patients.

In conclusion, selecting the top treatment hospital in Delhi for stomach cancer requires careful consideration of various factors, including reputation, treatment options, technological advancements, accessibility, and affordability. By following these five tips and conducting thorough research, you can make an informed decision that prioritizes your health and maximizes your chances of successful treatment outcomes. Remember, your choice of hospital plays a crucial role in your journey towards overcoming stomach cancer, so choose wisely and embark on the path to recovery with confidence.

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[jenniferdelgadowriting]

Trying to Save My Father

Part Two

My father’s lungs stopped working and as a result he was intubated. I will never forget the look in his eyes when he was intubated. For me it is one of the most haunting memories of the entire sickness. I remember my father strapped up against the medical bed, sedated and pinned down while doctors pushed a thick tube down his throat. I will never forget the look in his eyes when they were preparing to intubate him. I think in that moment he felt one of the deepest moments of heartbreak in his entire life, feeling his heart absolutely breaking, seeing his faith in goodness and happiness and hope completely get violently stripped from him. He saw the worst happen instead of something better, a nightmare becoming real instead of a triumphant story as he had hoped he would experience. I think he experienced medical trauma that he had no idea existed before that moment. I think in that moment he realized he possibly was not going to get better and that his suffering would get only deeper. But my fathr was so brave, he did not cry at that moment, and he did not cry often in the hospital. My father fought so hard for his life, even in that moment he gave it all he had. After he passed the doctors said that he was incredible for lasting as long as he did despite the cancer and sepsis, that he only lasted as long as he did because of the amount of sheer, inner brute strength he possessed.

Thereafter every day was like a medical emergency, a nightmare scenario that was my life instead of something I would watch on TV. I was extremely sick at that time. I was battling panic disorder with agoraphobia and Lyme Disease acutely, and the stress made my symptoms worsen severely. Since my father chose me as his power of attorney, I was in charge of making his medical decisions and going to the hospital most days. Only people who have gone through exposure therapy for phobia’s can understand how excruciating it was physically and emotionally to go to the hospital every day despite being agoraphobic. So many times I would vomit outside, sob, have panic attacks, etc., but I would just keep pushing, moment by moment, day by day because my Papi needed me. My love for him was greater than my suffering. His need for me was greater than my anguish, and it felt worth it all just to sit next to him and kiss his forehead and hold his hand. To grieve every day, on top of battling the phobic thoughts and compulsions, my spirit and mind felt shattered and broken beyond comprehension. I felt like I was just focused on functioning one tiny bit at a time, to just keep breathing, just swallow this food, just take one more step, just breathe one more breath. Because Papi needed me. It was at this time period that besides when I was begging God to let my dad get better, bargaining with him, etc., I stopped praying for Him to help me on an individual basis. I didn’t see how God could exist and allow me to be diasbled and agoraphobic and watch my dad die at the same time. 

For several months my dad lay in the ICU, too fragile to be moved downstairs or sent home. The doctors wanted to take him off all of the life support and have him pass, but he staunchly refused, wanting to stay on it and keep fighting and hoping for enough improvement to get better enough to do some kind of treatment for the cancer. What the doctors understood implicitly was still something he and my family and I couldn’t seem to accept. Our religious beliefs were in overdrive then, convincing us that a miracle was imminent and we would be rewarded for our faith. Sometimes I would catch my father in moments of sheer agony and exhaustion, seeming to want to give up, to want to ask for peace and to let go, but whenever we asked he would say no, that he couldn’t and wouldn’t leave his children. And that he didn’t want to die, he wanted to live so badly. My dad fought off the sepsis, endured the dialysis, did not eat for months due to being intubated and the cancer having grown too much, and breathing through machines, defecating on his bed, with tubes and IV’s all over his body. He would beg for ice, for water, for food, but his body couldn’t process food anymore and we couldn’t give him any because of all his tubes, and he couldn’t even do simple tasks anymore. 

There was one day where I realized my dad wasn’t going to get better. I asked the doctor why my dad couldn't do cancer treatment if the fungal infections and bacterial infections triggered by sepsis had been fixed. He essentially told me, look at your fathers body, look at his stomach, it is impossible for him to recover. Cancer was everywhere. I really saw him in a bare naked way at that moment that perhaps I was too numb to have noticed before. I saw his skeletal frame, his massive tumor-ridden stomach, his beautiful, precious body full of disease and saw that he was too far gone. The doctor was right. There were too many tumors and the cancer had infested into his body beyond any hope. I broke down weeping in the hallway, because I knew mentally at that moment that the battle was over, my prayers weren’t answered, and I was going to lose my precious Papi. 

It wasn’t long after that that my dad’s moment of passing came. One day I was alone with him with my twin sister and best friend. My mother and siblings had left to eat something for dinner and so that my mother could finally get a break from watching him. She and my Aunt Goya were his constant companions, especially my mother. She was his constant support and best friend while he was dying. On that early evening I read to my father from the Bible, and I prayed for him and to him. I told my Papi to not be scared, that God loved him and he was so loved by Him. I told him through prayer that God didn’t want him to be scared, that God was going to show him right now why he shouldn’t be scared, and that his father and his aunt and everyone he loved that passed before him were right there with him. And I kept telling him again and again, to not be scared, that God loved him, and that he was safe and would be okay. I imagined in my mind while I said it that he was seeing God behind his eyelids, showing him light and peace and happiness, and that he saw his father and loved ones who had passed there too. Right when I finished the prayer and said amen, all of my father’s machines started beeping and going off, and then there were nurses and doctors everywhere, moving me away from him and starting CPR on him. I remember crying and screaming, feeling like I was outside of my body looking down. I remember feeling the confused mixed up emotions of not wanting to let him go but also wanting him to leave his tortured body and not suffer even a milli-second longer. I wanted my Papi to be free, I wanted him to no longer have to live this God forsaken existence. I felt or saw a bright light flash up towards the ceiling. I knew immediately it was my Papi. The doctor’s kept doing CPR, but I knew he had left. My father passed on December 1, 2019.

His death was devastating to me because there was no way I could fix it, no hope it could get better. He was just gone. After his death I suffered from nightmares and flashbacks. I received PTSD treatment for trauma, and it helped immensely. That along with therapy for grief and allowing time to pass has allowed me to gain peace even though I will never be okay with the fact that this happened to my father, and I miss him always.

Since his passing my health has gotten significantly better to the point where I have been able to return to school and am almost done with my bachelor’s degree. I have never returned to the Jehovah’s Witness religion. The mixture of my illness, my father’s death, and the ensuing pandemic resulted in me being able to sort of wean myself off socially more and more from the religion in a gradual way. This gave me the opportunity to leave without having to be questioned, investigated, or shunned. Many family members who identify as Jehovah’s Witnesses no longer speak to me, as even though I am not officially shunned as I no longer attend meetings I am seen as “worldly” and thus a bad influence. The elders of my congregation thankfully pretty quickly forgot about me and stopped checking in on me very early on. The vast majority of “friends” either disappeared when I got sick or slowly cut me off when I stopped attending meetings and being responsive. For many of them I do not hold any anger, as I don’t expect them to give up their families and their entire lifetime worth of friends and community just to be able to talk to me. I understand that for them to psychologically survive they have to stay in the religion, and for that I feel sad for them. The few friends who have kept in touch have done so in secret and privately; I will never share their names because I do not want them to get in trouble or suffer consequences in the religion for continuing to be my friend. If I ever go public with my experiences I know that I will be shunned and my name will be announced in my old congregation as someone who is no longer a Jehovah’s Witness and is ex-communicated. I truly don’t care about that, although I do worry that it would cause suffering for my family members still in the religion. For the most part though, I have mostly just let the religion fall into the past and don’t really think about it or let it interfere with my current life and current movements forward. I have started seeking therapy for cult survivors, as I have found that there are some lingering effects from being raised in a cult, especially with difficulties with intimacy and feelings of safety. Regardless of the difficulty of confronting that emotional trauma, I feel so thankful for leaving the religion. I would do it one hundred times over, and I know that my father understands why I had to leave from where he watches me and loves me regardless.

In a lot of ways I feel lost in figuring out my career and my path in life. But I have so many dreams and so many hopes in particular for my dad through me. I dream of becoming successful at whatever career path I choose and never changing my last name, so that when people hear of things I have accomplished it is his last name that they hear. I dream of opening a clinic after him, or naming an academic scholarship after him in his hometown high school in Mexico. I dream of making him proud, of taking care of my siblings the way he would have; I dream of just making him smile and experience happiness wherever it is that he is now. I can’t spoil him the way that I always planned and hoped to, so this is the best that I can do. And I know that he will be happy and proud of me because he loved me unconditionally, and that will always be the way that I love him.

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GI cancer treatment in PCMC - Dr. Prakash D Valse

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After the sadness a bit of bonding over a drink. #memorial #churchservice #remember #loss #love #family #light #daughters #cancer #stomachcancer @thelondonclinichospital @royalmarsden (at Prince Regent) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClXFQ7dItlo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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