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Thank you Manju & Dr. Alka very informative. Much appreciated. Thanks once again. 👏

Thank you for such useful information. Well explained. Thanks Manju and Dr. Alka.

Very informative talk and very useful Manju your channel is bringing out so many preventives for health issues Thanks

Very well explained

A very informative talk and nicely conducted. Tells us about the ground situation of cancer cervix in India.

This is a very useful and informative video by Dr. Manisha Sharma. A must watch for all age groups. Often ailments and diseases take us by surprise (I speak from experience). It is much better to be proactive and get regular tests done so that one can prevent many diseases and in the least catch them early. Waiting for the summary in tabular form that the channel has promised. That would be useful to keep track of tests and investigations to be done. Kudos to @healthstoriesspeak.

Hello Doctor, I dignoseed prostate cancer gleason 4+5 ,I go for surgery Robotic Radical prostatectomy because my cancer only in the prostate. They remove all prostate, and after five weeks psa results will come 0.06 .this week my followup appointment, I hope everything goes well. Dear doctor, Your video exactly right all that you said. I'm going through all thats at moment. Thank you.

Maybe the surgery was not necessary.

Doctor, My husband is 73 years old. He refuse to get done biopsy. His Psa total shows 16.57* ng/ml Second test result shows Psa 10.700 ng/ml After 3 months gaps tested and shows Psa 7.500 ng/ml Doctor, what's your suggestion please?

Why is prostate cancer so high? Is it our food, chemicals we eat and drink? Is it chemicals that men put on their bodies? Chemicals sprayed in air?

Thank you for sharing!

Do watch and subscribe…. Very useful.

Very important topic, Manju! Cervical cancer is deadly but such a preventable disease. I know at least two women who succumbed to it in their 40s. Unfortunately, there was no HPV vaccine when they were adolescents and little awareness of this type of cancer. Our oldest grandchild is almost 14 and her mother (our daughter) made sure that she was properly vaccinated. Keep up the great work, and thanks!

A must watch for parents whose children are soon to become teenagers. Very useful and informative.

I am diagnosed BPH and gleason 3+3=6 l MRI report one pirad 3 and one pirad 4. I am on active surveillance and presently taking one bikalumide tab. Daily. I am 74 years old. Please advice me further appropriate recourse

Thank you Dr Puneet Ahluwalia very helpful information and explanations.

After radiation therapy PSA 0.4 is it high dr.?

Click bait, in his opening remarks the Doctor clearly states once metastasized it is control not cure

@ Manju Senapathy what a nice interview! Will also be interesting to explore other mental health aliments like epilepsy! Keep up the great work!

Thank you to all of you who listened to patients view on prostate cancer. Appreciate all the questions on the channel. We have now got a leading medical doctor speak on all aspects of prostate cancer-screening, early detection, treatment options, post surgery actions etc. Watch Dr Puneet Ahluwalia episode uploaded today 29 May on the channel.

Manju, thank you so much for sharing the important information.

Thanks Manju, Jayshree for this episode 👍 Thanks for spreading awareness on Mebtal Health consistently 👍

Thanks for spreading awareness on very sensitive topic ( Mental Health )

Excellent. Thank You Manju. Geetha Paul

Tremendous...so happy to see your show Manju... congratulations and best wishes

I couldn’t understand what is the use of PSA test when prostate has been removed due to prostate cancer. Also define PSA level specially when chances of prostate cancer is zero

Another useful episode. Great going, Manju!

Awesome explanation . Kudos to you for bringing these health stories benefitting do many of us

Excellent explanations to a lay perso’ns understanding of some commonly believed ‘matters of the heart’ …dispelling some myths with reality. The part about asymptomatic readings, how to spot real signs and deciphering clues for an impending attack were easily understood. Thank you Doctor Aggarwal and thank you Manju for getting us this very helpful capsule.

Dear Manju, kudos to you for bringing forth these health stories. They are indeed very useful for busting some common myths and adding to our knowledge about specific ailments. My takeaway from this episode is the danger of plaque in our blood vessels "bursting" as opposed to remaining stable. It has aroused my curiosity to know more about this phenomenon. Many thanks to you and to all those who have shared knowledge on specific health issues on your podcast. Best wishes!

Excellent, brief and useful capsule on how best to understand and manage our hearts, whether we are young or old. Tha k you Dr Aggarwal and Manju

Thank you Manju for this most useful and informative talk by Dr. Vinayak Agrawal. I was indeed very impressed with his professionalism. Your RUclips video carries the essence of the wealth of Dr Agrawal’s knowledge and experience on the complex subject of Cardiac Disease. Eagerly await many more similar videos on such common health issues that afflict most of us. 👍🙏

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Thank for sharing the important information.

Thanks for sharing the story of Mr. Rahul, quite similar to mine. Diagnosed at the correct time and treated immediately. Very useful and informative video.

University at Glasgow is adding Mebendazole to Docetaxel for PC, City of Hope in California is adding Ivermectin to TNBC treatment. Ask yourself why that might be.

Very good and simple exercise. Must try for all. Tks for sharing😊

Great tips for eye care 👍was very informative episode . Doing great job Manju Jee 👍

Thank you so much for sharing🙏🙏 I am a glaucoma patient. Got surgery done in one eye. This video was of great help to me. Keep sharing health experiences news. Tku😊🙏

Another helpful episode - this time a conversation with a doc. Good info on glaucoma and also overall eye health. I liked the very practical 20-20-20 rule! Keep going, Manju!

Excellent Manju

Why do you guys hide your faces ? All males have this darling !!!!

If the prostrate was removed, what’s the point of doing PSA test ?

I was diagnosed 2020 gleason 3+3 . First year tested PSA every 3 months, after 12 moths they test PSA every 6 months. PSA 2020 was 15.4 once started cycling again shot to 19 then down to 12, now its 15

Any news on AOH 1996 ?

I have a further comment on the issue of a possible risk of glaucoma via the "angle" getting narrowed. Rahul's experience helped me to ask my opthalmologist a specific question when I went for an eye check-up. I have high myopia in both eyes and so she asks me to come in to check the intra-ocular pressure and monitor for glaucoma. So l asked her about this narrowing of the "angle" with a possible risk of closed angle glaucoma and the need for iridectomy. Her response was that for high myopes it was the opposite problem - narrowing of the angle is not the issue. But of course the glaucoma can arise in a different way so monitoring has to be done. But there was no need for the procedure that Rahul and Manoranjan have mentioned. I was able to ask the question because of this channel.

Thanks to Rahul Saxena's story, I became aware about the closed angel glaucoma and discussed it with my ophthalmologist. A check up revealed that the angle was closing and a small procedure was done to rectify it. As I am a angle closure suspect, I will be monitoring the situation regularly from here on. Thank you @HealthStoriesSpeak for bringing these real life experiences to us.

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