Nagpur: Asad Khan software engineer did not know the trip to Pengh Tiger Reserve at the end of 2020 it would take him face to face with news that was very destroyed and truly unexpected.
The jump from the Machan ladder left it with a feeling of stabbing in the lower abdomen.
Early diagnosis revealed he suffered from an aggressive stage IV kidney cancer, rare events among the people of his age.
A few days before Penh, Khan, then 37, was happy to have lost 4 kg without taking part in the training or diet regimen.
“Sudden weight loss is the main warning sign but I don’t realize it because I don’t have health problems and life is fun,” Khan.
The news about the cancer was broken by Khan’s childhood friend, Dr.
Saurabh Mohabey who traveled 250 km overnight from Rajanandgaon to personally explain the report.
“He asked me to complete sonography.
I continued the report because I didn’t understand it,” he said.
Not wasting time, Khan underwent surgery involving the elimination of one kidney and ribs, in the center of Tata Memorial, Mumbai.
“I tried to think I was cured,” Khan said when asked if he was still taking medicine or chemotherapy.
Even though the doctor suggested chemotherapy for a year and several treatments to prevent recurrence, he never took it.
“Instead, I change the way I live,” he said.
Khan now helps and tries to entertain people who grow anxious and fear after being diagnosed with cancer.
“Every time I find a cancer patient, I tell my story.
The best you can do is stay positive.
I started with identical patients I met during my follow-up on the Memorial three months after surgery.
The young man was afraid later.
Now, he Still in touch.
Whatever I know, I guide people with it, “he said.
The software engineer said that his wife Mehvish, Brother Shahbaz, a professor of Engineering, Denmark’s cousin Iqbal, a medical officer, and Dr.
Shizan Pervez, an oncologist, besides Dr.
Mohabey gave him the power to fight illness.
Dr.
Gagan Prakash Mumbai is his temporary surgeon Dr.
Sameer Shriramwar, a medical oncologist, is a doctor of his consultant at Nagpur.
Urology Dr.
Sadashiv Bhole, who has suggested surgery in Mumbai, said that usually the tumor or cancer occurred after the age of 50 years.
“Blood in urine, wing pain or lump is an initial indicator.
Some variants can occur at a younger age.
Surgical care called radical nephrectomy can only provide total assistance.
Usually the patient runs out after two days of laprosopy operations.
He can return to normal activities Within seven days, “said Dr.
Bhole.
According to Dr.
Bhole, stage 1 and 2 patients can really be cured.
“Chemotherapy and radiotherapy don’t have many roles in this treatment.
We have seen patients as young as 24 influenced by sub-types,” he said.