Noida: regular patient counseling and ensuring their mental well-being is an important part of cancer treatment, said the doctor in a camp held in the city to mark the day of world cancer on Friday.
In camps at the Public Health Center in Dadri, patients were also filtered for symptoms of mental troubles.
“It is very important to identify symptoms of mental troubles in people.
In cancer patients, this is even more important because they have to undergo a lot of tensions through treatment courses.
Early diagnosis, appropriate care and ensure mental well-being patients play an important role in fighting infection,” Sunil Dohre , additional medical head.
In the camp, at least 15 patients were found to show symptoms of mental troubles.
In Ghaziabad, Yashoda Hospital oncologist organizes a virtual awareness camp and emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and patent mental well-being.
Not only patients, they said, but their family members also need to be advised correctly through care.
“After someone was diagnosed with cancer, the first step of treatment was to advise them and prepare them for medical procedures.
While patients underwent complete treatment, families must bear overall mental costs and pressure.
The family’s mental well-being gives patient courage needed.
The doctor’s team The dedicated psychiatric department is very monitoring the mental state of cancer patients at each stage.
With regular counseling, we have seen patients recovering even in the fourth stage of their cancer, “said Dr.
Deepak Jain, a senior oncologist at Yashoda Hospital.
The doctor said the human body continued to show any symptoms of infection, but it was very important to identify them.
“In the case of cancer, it can be heavy in the lower abdomen, which is often mistaken as a mere stomach problem.
But it is important to visit a doctor first.
Other symptoms can achieve mouth pain for more than 2 weeks, lumps in the breast or other body and blood parts That comes out with urine.
These are some of the early signs, “said an oncologist.
According to the Globocan 2020 report, India sees more than 13 lakh cancer cases every year.