Kate's Cancer: Can You Prevent It?
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- In this live session, we discuss the alarming rise in cancer rates among younger adults, spotlighted by Kate Middleton's recent diagnosis. We explore key factors contributing to this trend, focusing on colorectal and cervical cancers. Learn about early detection, preventive measures, and the importance of regular screenings. This video is designed to empower you with knowledge on how to advocate for your health and recognize the symptoms and risk factors of these increasingly common cancers.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to Cancer Awareness and Kate Middleton's Diagnosis
1:09 Understanding Cancer Risks by Age and Gender
3:01 Case Study: Misdiagnosis and Risks in Young Adults
5:00 Prevention and Insurance Coverage for Cancer Screenings
8:01 Symptoms and Warning Signs of Colorectal Cancer
12:00 Risk Factors and Recommendations for Early Screening
16:00 Discussion on Cervical Cancer and Its Prevention
20:00 Q&A Session on Cancer Prevention and Treatment Options
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Sir your presentations are excellent and have me interested in topics I never considered. 🙏🌸🥊🌱🥊
Microplastic is causing the new cancer epidemie in younger people. It accumulate in our bodies. Avoid all plastics for cooking an in Food packaging.
Microplastic is causing the new cancer epidemie in younger people. It accumulate in our bodies. Avoid all plastics for cooking an in Food packaging.
I had cancer. Cancer free for 17 years.
Hoo-yah !
Hoo-yah!
Me too Itll be 6 years on April 1st since my surgery. Cured!
In Canada, with our universal healthcare system, asymptomatic adults receive annual FIT screening. If a positive result occurs, colonoscopies can be scheduled in as little as two weeks. We advise against using colonoscopies for routine screening. Evidence suggests that the potential risk of death from the procedure is nearly equal to the detection of cancer in asymptomatic individuals, making it a wash. In the USA, colonoscopies are a significant industry $$$$, benefiting medical professionals in all capacities.
So happy for you ❤
At 30 i had a huge liver tumor just like the one that killed my mom's sister. That was a week in the hospital recovering. After the surgery, i survived 2 separate PEs. Then at 46 i had AML leukemia. I'm now 7 years cancer free. I tell people, "never give up! "
What's good for princess Kate is that she's getting the best care & support that's available. May she have complete healing soon
Pray you stay forever cancer free! You're an inspiration to keep going.
@@CustardCream22 thanks! Yes. I try to encourage others never to give up or listen to negativity. The oncologist told me I had no hope & didn't want to treat me. I told him that he wasn't God & that I wanted the chance to fight. Here I am today. Stay positive! That's good attitude for many things, but just cancer 😁
@@Lori_L Being positive, having faith, and choosing to be happy, these make all the difference.
God is a God of miracles, but yes we are expected to have that faith and positive way about things.😊❤🙏
@@heidimisfeldt5685 you've got it!
@heidimisfeldt5685 amen! I happen to be Jewish & many of us know people killed, called back to the military or those still captive since Oct 7. We just had the holiday of Purim celebrating another time God rescued us from a man named Haman (ironically) who also tried to kill us. It's all in the book of Esther. Even in our pain, we chose to be happy, give thanks & celebrate. Now it's Hamas. May the world be saved from hamas because it affects everyone
Praying for a full recovery for Kate. I just love her, shes a great humanitarian ❤🙏
Microplastic is causing the new cancer epidemie in younger people. It accumulate in our bodies. Avoid all plastics for cooking an in food packaging.
Also in clothing
I had a change in stool for about 6 months and one morning I woke up with pain in my lower abdomen. I waited several days and finally called my doctor. Got a CT scan and wound up in the hospital for emergency surgery. I had a perforated colon. Not cancer. People don't ignore your symptoms like I did. I was very lucky.
Oh my God. Did you have alternating stool patterns? I have alternating diarrhoea and constipation. And this pressure in lower right side of abdomen especially with increased motility, when I have diarrhea. I am just 32. I also think o see red in my stool, but I have anal fissure from stool impaction.... My doctor already told me it's on my head, but I'd like preventative screening.
@@NatureFreak1127 Consider finding a new clinician and possibly a qualified functional medicine MD. It may be a benign yet uncomfortable condition like IBS or something more serious. Tests including diagnostic imaging may be necessary to determine a diagnosis.
Advanced colon, lung and other cancers once diagnosed in older demographics, are now being found in much younger adults. Dismissing Pts can be a sign of an unethical provider... sometimes 2nd, and 3rd opinions are needed. It's not rare for women to be dismissed, discriminated against and given psychiatric diagnoses...
No I didn't have alternating stool patterns. The size changed. I found out I had diverticulitis. I had a large abscess which caused the perforation. @@NatureFreak1127
@@celticsunise4ever Thank you for moral support. I actually have anxiety diagnosis, although it does not affect my mental capabilities and I don't have health anxiety. You can imagine, what I have to go through with doctors, when they learn this information about me.
@@NatureFreak1127 You're most welcome. Even if a person has anxiety, abnormal symptoms should be taken seriously, addressed, and evaluated rather than dismissed. Even if something like IBS is commonly triggered by stress/anxiety, there are ways to manage it and evaluate other potential triggers while ruling out more concerning diagnoses. The bottom line is that having trust in one's provider is paramount, and while they're medical experts, we're experts about our bodies. Wishing you all the best. 🙏
I just have to talk about the elephant in the room. What's been going on these past couple years and with the sudden deaths? I'm a nurse. I see it in the field. While this might not be the issue, it certainly is something to consider. Prevention is important, and this means to stay clear of experimental agents where long term consequences are unknown.
Thanks for speaking out about this issue. I've lost trust in the scientific commitment of doctors after their willingness to experiment with so many people.
Totally agree!
There has been many ties to the jaba jaba and cervical cancer. Dr. John Campbell has a YT channel that has more information.
He's not "allowed" to nor do i think he would ever want to share the real reasons. In a previous video of his titled something like "why are young people getting cancer and/or dying" he ignored the real reasons and said some other reasons than the obvious. As his mod said "he tells the truth no worries. " this is when I said "i hope he tells the truth."
As a medical worker I saw this stuff first hand too. Strokes, suddenly gone, myocarditis, brain grwoths, cancer, heart attacks, blood clots, someone needing triple bypass, and MORE! Let's see if they keep this comment up. They usually get deleted quickly 😊.
God bless you. I'm happy you're awake (hopefully not woke) and speaking out. There are many more of us out here than you think. We pray for those who were deceived.
Thank you! Truthful comments from HC professionals like yourself instill hope because many have lost trust...
The abysmal SOC was responsible for the majority of poor Pt outcomes and deaths, but sadly, it served to usher in experimental products with poor efficacy. The tech for viral respiratory infections hasn't evolved much since '45. Why didn't more scientists question the asinine script? Thankfully, I'm retired and didn't need to navigate around the lack of critical thinkers and opportunists...
I don't think Doc' meant disrespect by using the name "Kate." Many folks in the USA refer to her in this way.
Absolutely zero disrespect!
I would say that the majority of folks in the U.S. refer to her as Princess Kate. I know this just burns Lady Colin Campbell up, but we are more laid back over here, and besides……they put their pants on just like we do ! LOL.
I think my advice to her would to definitely do the Carnivore diet. There are an incredible amount of people who are having their diseases turned around by doing this.
@@carolcole570I wouldn’t recommend anything for her, were I an expert, bc we’ve insufficient information.
It’s important to realize what works for one individual may not be the best option for someone else. We are all very different from each other. This is why some medicines help some people, and cause anaphylaxis in others.
We don’t know anything else about Kate’s health, her diet, her allergies, etc.
I didn't think that was disrespectful. I'm in the UK and that's what most call her here, too.
This time a year ago I was going for tests for what turned out to be bowel cancer. My surgery was 8 weeks to the day from my initial meeting with my doctor... it was FAST!!!
My main symptoms were constipation and extreme fatigue, but at 43 (and a vegetarian) bowel cancer didn't even cross my mind. I couldn't understand why I was training SO hard and still not getting fitter. I put the dark circles under my eyes and the tiredness down to a busy lifestyle.
My cancer was in my ascending colon, so the blood in my stool wasn't apparent to the eye, and it was a shock when my QFiT result came back at over 400.
I really got into watching a lot of your content to prepare myself for my right hemi-colectomy surgery and it really helped me to understand how to be as good a patient as possible!
There are TWO reasons I hit the like button... 1.) The information you present is ALWAYS the best.. and 2.) You are INCREDIBLY good looking!!!!
Microplastic is causing the new cancer epidemie in younger people. It accumulate in our bodies. Avoid all plastics for cooking an in Food packaging.
I wish I had a Dr like this one❤
I do too❤
I've lost my mom to liver cancer. Learned most liver cancers are difficult to treat. Why? We humans can live w precious little of our liver.
❤😊 The liver is the body's main detoxing organ. Cancer patients tend to have a very very toxic liver. Common sense tells us that we would do well keeping our bodies as clean as possible on the inside as well, doing our very best to consume the least polluted items, for our food and drink, and also taking care regarding anything that touches our skin, which does absorb a whole lot of things in no time. Both good or harmful. Doing our very best to stay healthy, or become healthy.
I am so sorry that your mom had cancer, and passed away. My sincere condolences.
I had a feeling it's cancer. I hope she's healed cos .. it's her kids n she's got such nice vibes.. many blessings of healthfulness and healing to ALL.
I don't expect Kate Middleton will be Mis Diagnosed like I get all the Time !!! For some reason My Doctor ignores what I say and diagnoses me with Something that I haven't got !!! Then I have to see Specialists who says they can't find anything wrong !!! When I tell them what is Really wrong with me, they say it's not my Department !!! Can you Believe it ???
Doctors worldwide do this.
Of course doctors only deal with their specialty . You are cut up into body systems. Most doctors cannot diagnose a health condition. I find most are incompetent.
Change doctors fast!!
Yes I can believe it! I’m going through the same thing. What the hell are they afraid of! Just tell us what’s going on.
Doctors have ego and gov gives them too much power over you
I am a 23 yr survivor cancer survivor - please get your screenings done routinely!!!
Microplastic is causing the new cancer epidemie in younger people. It accumulate in our bodies. Avoid all plastics for cooking an in Food packaging.
Great live stream, I learned a lot! I’m getting ready for my eye surgery on Thursday, they told me at my pre op, I could take a picture with my anesthesiologist and CRNA, I told them I donate to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I really wanted to be a anesthesiologist physician! I’m gonna talk a make jokes with my CRNA and anesthesiologist, it helps me to relax! You rock man!!
What is the nature of your eye surgery, Darrion ? I have several eye diseases, and have started taking Vitamin A…….in the Retinol form. I will pray about your upcoming surgery.❤️
@@carolcole570 it’s a eye muscle surgery to strengthen my right eye it’s crossed because of my cerebral palsy!
@@darriontunstall3708 Ohhhhhhh, I understand. In some small fashion I can relate because for the past few years , I have…..intermittently……been seeing double. After tons of appts., it was finally decided that there is nothing they can do. Darrion, let me ask…..have you ever typed in Cerebral Palsy , Dr. Eric Berg……or under Dr. Ken Berry to see if they have any suggestions of things that might help somewhat ? Those are MY “ go-to “ guys, and I am just wondering if either even address your problem. Won’t hurt to try. I have several diseases, but all were brought on later in life. Thank you for responding, Darrion. I prayed for your surgery to go very well and to have the desired results you and your Opthalmologist are looking for. People take eye surgery so cotton-pickin’ lightly, forgetting that we only have two eyes !❤️
Many blessings to you on your surgery!
@@bekind1325 thanks
I worry it might be in the pancreas. 😢 May God be with her and heal her!!
That's what Charles has right now. How horrible would that be? Same cancer, same time?well ,cancer at anytime is bad but damn...😢
@@mandyauger1035 It has not been reported what type of cancer that King Charles lll has.
@mandyauger1035 do you know that for sure, about Charles, if so how?
@hildanix3768 , leaked sources. They initially thought it was prostate, but supposedly, it's pancreatic. It's been all over news, international etc... especially the last 2 days. Maybe misinformation, but he's been given 18 months to 2 years of survival with therapy. I hope I'm wrong, but either way, it's all just so terrible, especially with Kate now. I feel so bad for William.
My best friend Linda died of breast cancer at 42 years of age. What made it even harder on Linda was her employer harassing her about returning to work (talk about gaslighting) 😥
We don’t know what kind of cancer she has. Just include her in your prayers and give her privacy.
@conniepfannerstill817 Its you tube. Unless they cater their algorithms to what the majority wants to hear, educators cannot educate. I though he made a good attempt at it. I feel the same as you do but I also think its an individual thing and we cannot change what lurks within the masses when it comes to preferences. Sad, Isn't it? Pathetic.
It's scary watching all the young people getting diagnosed. I got lucky and got mine out very very early. If I ever get it again, I plan on using the same protocol that worked on my dog and aunt. The problem is you just have to catch it in time.
Hello glad you & your loves ones well ❤ Do you mind me asking for the protocol they followed ? Thank you.
@@jangriffin-fi1yx TY! I have a family history, so feel like I'll most likely have to deal with it again unfortunately. =/
It's called the "Kitchen Sink Protocol." Combines the most promising things from clinical research and reports. Involves a sugar free diet; while taking various vitamins and minerals; along with specific natural supplements; combined with off-label use of certain RX meds; and some lifestyle 'rules.'
If I include the actual details here it sadly gets deIeted... So if you need them for yourself/a loved one just LMK. =)
@@jangriffin-fi1yx TY! I have a family history, so feel like I'll most likely have to deal with it again unfortunately. =/
It's called the "Kitchen Sink. " Involves a sugar free diet; while taking various vitamins and minerals; along with specific natural supplements; combined with off-label use of certain RX meds; and some lifestyle 'rules.' And obviously if you're lucky, surgical removal!
It won't let me include details... So if you need them for yourself/a loved one just LMK. =)
Sounds sensible to me & thank you very much will remember you. Wishing top health to you & your loved ones ❤ 🤗
Sadly, my good friend's brother died at 50 of colorectal cancer. He called me one day asking me if he needed to be seen because he was short of breath (I was an emergency Triage and advice RN at the time). He waited weeks before calling me. By that time he had metastatic cancer ,especially to the lungs,and opted for hospice. 😢
I'm so sorry to hear that about your friend's brother. Hopefully we can all learn from his story and be better advocates for our own preventive health 🙏
I had a friend in high school who had a much younger sister. She died from colo-rectal cancer at age 8. Very special loving lil girl.
Oh gosh, I am so sorry to hear that
Appreciate your videos! Thank you! 😊
Thank you for this video. I appreciate your caring qualities, and attitude of helpfulness. 💕
Sadly, in Canada, the trend is towards indifferent, dismissive doctors. While I appreciate that they are definitely over burdened, I feel like they should not go into the profession if they can’t be caring and empathic. I’ve had 5, yes FIVE family members who were diagnosed with colon cancer. My father passed at 64 years old, my sister dx’d at 51 (still alive 11 yrs later), my uncle who passed at 77, my aunt who was diagnosed at 80, and it is now in her brain, and a cousin with stage four diagnosed at 53 years old. I’ve been having significant health issues for the last 3 1/2 years, but was previously in stellar health. Never had an unhealthy BMI, have eaten healthier than anyone I know, exercised well & regularly, don’t smoke, rarely drank before I got sick. Had a cholecystectomy in September 2022. Sadly, my abdominal pain has come back with a vengeance, and I am losing weight again. Can’t get a doctor to take me seriously here. Thankfully, the surgeon that did my cholecystectomy is doing a colonoscopy for me this month. I wish we had more doctors like you. 🙏
I was hoping you would talk about Lynch syndrome? Take care. ❤️
Thank you for this video, very helpful information, ❤
I believe we should all mind our own business. Luckily,I live in Australia. We receive free Cancer Prevention tests, like Cervical, Ovarian, Bowel and Bone. ❤
There is no ovarian cancer prevention test that I know of. That’s one of the big things that gynecologists hope will change in the future.
That’s was very education and something I wanted to know more about, especially living in England! Thanks Dr. Kaveh
Thank you for all your information and caring to save life’s .🙏❤️
I feel sorry for both her and King Charles. I wonder how much stress is involved. I can't imagine being scrutinized from head to toe and people hanging on every word you say. They may have money, which is a blessing because they'll get the very best health care, but money doesn't solve everything. It would suck to have to deal with such an awful health issue so publicly. I thought she seemed very pulled together in her video, but she's had some time to deal with it, too. My sister went through the exact same thing recently and I know how we all felt. I was terrified. Thank God she's ok now and the cancer was removed.
When you live off taxpayers money, you have NO right to privacy. Can't have it both ways!
@@elizabethk3238 True, but society is crazy. Filled with vitriol. We can still have compassion for them. Some were born into it and never asked for it and had no choice in the matter.
Cervical cancer screening is part of the health regime in New Zealand, every 5 years from age 25 I think
This is especially important, especially in high risk women!
Pap smears to detect cervical.cancer cells are recommended once a year in the US.
Many have seen significant benefits including remission with advanced disease from a metabolic targeted approach including low toxicity meds, supplements, and diet. While starving these cells is complex due to their adaptive and varied nature, these interventions are largely ignored... $$$ Although genetic influences often play a role, significantly cutting off the food supply impacts their metabolism and therefore growth.
What about ovarian cancer. ? That is my concern at her age.. God bless her and heal her
I thought that...but she has great hope for recovery. And her chemo is "preventative." Neither would be so, in my experience, if ovarian. I now think it is most likely colon. Both cervical and ovarian are quite silent until progressed.
14,000 cases of cervical cancer may not seem like a lot. But it’s enough that it should open people’s eyes. I wouldn’t be surprised if the actual number is higher than that. The US had an exponential number of citizens that don’t have a way to pay for doctor’s visits so they don’t get checked. I wing get into my thoughts on that right now as I’m not sure this is the time or place for it. But I think those numbers are higher. I have a family history of cervical cancer. So when my OB asked me if I wanted to get rid of it I emphatically said yes. And I’m glad I did. There weren’t any signs of it in pathology.
I've had two colonoscopies, ten years apart. They're no big deal except for the day before - lotta poopin going on lol
It will not prevent you getting cancer! It will catch some forms only and can give u STDs as they don't always clean the scope properly
God bless those who are suffering. If theres any good will in the world left, then may it be given to those who need it the most.
Isn't it your god who allowed the cancer in the first place? Grow a brain, and THINK!
My family history is insane. Maternal grandfather died of lung cancer. Maternal grandmother died of breast cancer. Paternal grandmother died of ovarian cancer. My mother had chronic health issues but on top of those was waiting for results of a biopsy on a tumor of some sort when she passed away (not sure specifics or results because we weren't close at that time and because of HIPAA, even after death, I'm not able to request any of her test results). My dad is about 4 years into a battle of stage 4 cancer (so proud of him). It's honestly scary to think about and I've never once had a doctor mention or take a second look at the family history I have.
I was 41 when I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Will be 2 years cancer free this summer.
Sadly, my insurance refused to pay for my blood cancer testing. I had textbook blood cancer blood test numbers and my hematologist told me 98% to expect I had blood cancer. I am still paying it off two years later. I had Aetna (PPO) with a low deductible ($1500). They still refused. I pay thousands of dollars a year and MY insurance is definitely NOT paying to test for blood cancer. Came back negative but I wasn’t taking any changes by not testing. All due to my Undifferentiated Connective Tissue Disease (autoimmune) wreaking havoc in my body. Got on to Humira (fought insurance tooth and nail to get on to Humira) and it normalized my ‘blood cancer textbook numbers.’
Thanks for information. I have had Crohn's disease for 40 yrs & now have yearly preventative colonoscopies. The rising number of young ppl getting colorectal cancer is frightening.
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This is my second bout 12 years ago I had my lung and my lymph nodes removed and 15 years later I have a tumour in my liver which they’ve caught in time again, I am so grateful for our Canadian doctors! God Bless them all 🙏 I will be a second time survivor😊😅❤🙏
Why is everyone immediately thinking about colo-rectal for a 42 y/o woman? I immediately thought ovarian cancer! Or perhaps burst tubal pregnancy where upon the lab pathologies picking up the few cancer cells?
I'm 41 just had a colonoscopy cause had blood in stools and mom died of colon cancer but had 3 polyps removed. Also had nasal polyps removed.
After leukemia, malignant melanoma and endometrial cancer, I was tested for Lynch Syndrome and am positive. I had a colonoscopy just before the hysterectomy in November and thank goodness everything was fine. However, my dad died from colorectal cancer when he was 34. 😞
I was diagnosed with renal (right) carcinoma back in 2020 at age 59. In February of 2021 I had a nephrectomy (radical right). In 2022 it metastasized into my right lungs (small cell). I was assigned a great oncologist here in Boston at Tufts Medical. Got a second opinion and was ordered an immunotherapy treatment. I was prescribed Inlyta 5mg twice a day and an infusion every 3 weeks (Pembrolizumab). I am also obese 40 bmi although I’ve dropped some weight before treatment and losing a bit of weight since I’ve been on a treatment plan. I also have a history of cancer on my mother’s side. Tufts medical is going to do a genetic test on me. I had two aunts that died of colon cancer. My mother died of lung cancer and an uncle that died of malanoma.
I'm so sorry to hear about everything, including your family history. I'm wishing you the best in your healing journey 🙏
@@MedicalSecrets thank you. I’m in good hands with a fine Oncology team here in Boston at Tufts Medical center. I just recently started the immunotherapy. The side effects aren’t as bad as I thought. The Inlyta medication I’m on my doctor prescribed tells me it’s a fairly new and quite successful immunotherapy drug. I’m still working as a truck driver for the US Postal Service no problems doing my job however at the end of the day serious fatigue. I still try to get 10 to 15 minute walks in a few times a week and my wife and I are traveling to London in May for a week to celebrate our 35th anniversary. A lot of positive vibes coming my way. In over a year I’ve managed to take off over 20 lbs. thank you for the well wishes.
@@BostonBobby1961I hope you have a lovely trip to London. I was very naughty in my young days there, but it's completely changed now. I hope you heal in that medical journey.
@@hanorabrennan9202 thank you
I have NF1 and Classic EDS, both of which put you at higher risk for some forms of cancer. I just found out I have skin cancer. I’m still waiting on the biopsy results to determine which kind. It was right behind my right ear. Even though I’ve been diligent with sunscreen as an adult, I did get sunburns as a child, and that place behind my ear was so easy to miss with sunscreen. Everyone, please be diligent in taking care of your health.
I have NF1 and a breast cancer survivor
Praise God i am still alive
I have NF1, and I had a rare form of cancer in the small intestine found (and dealt with) entirely by fluke because i was having other issues. I don't want to think about how long it had been there and how long it could have remained had by body not acted up like it did.
I had cancer 14 years ago at 22, And again last year. Hopefully I get another 14 or 15 years before more problems come. But its a part of life.
I get two stool occult tests every year. No family history and do not want a colonoscopy!
My doctor supported my decision not to have a colonoscopy. I also refuse to take statins. Now at 76 and still no meds, vitals all good...
What i know is some pathology test take longer to to be found my sister got this at a very young age so we are all at risk for cancer no matter which one it is prevention is still best to try everything we can to prevent it starting with our daily life style
Dr...THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHINING LIGHT ON THIS TOPIC. Ignore the nay sayers!!
People need to talk about it more and risk factors. I have just been diagnosed with melanoma and had not known there was a family history until after I was diagnosed. My mum told me my granddad had had it and she had also had a mole removed and they lost the results so she never found out if it was cancer. But I had no idea. I also did not talk about it did not tell my family about it until after I been diagnosed. I had hoped it was nothing especially after the first doctor I saw told me it was a wart.
My theory on Kate’s cancer is: endometrial cancer with a false negative biopsy prior to hysterectomy, perhaps a biopsy that showed endometrial hyperplasia with atypia. Perhaps the surgical specimen was found to have cancer after the surgery, but the surgery wasn’t done by a gynecologic oncologist, and so she is at higher risk of recurrence, and that’s why she needs prophylactic chemotherapy now. Anyway, that’s just my guess. And if she did have an endometrial biopsy, I hope she had better pain control than what I did even after I specifically asked - I only got ibuprofen.
For future shorts video can you do it on anesthesia and period cramping? I know you did one on periods before but when I was 16 and it was surgery day it happened to be during the first 24 hours of my period which during our teen years can be so painful before we find birth control. I was crying so much and my mom said something to the tune of “that it must feel like giving birth.”
Have you encountered a patient in excruciating period pain when they were in pre-op?
Thank you Dr. Kaveh for your informative video's! When you say alcohol is a carcinogen, are liquor and wine at the same level of concern or is consuming wine better than liquor?
What a good question! As a first pass screening measure, we quantify the number of "drinks" per day, and usually do not distinguish between specific types. If there is a difference, I suspect it would be minor compared to the quantity consumed
My husband is 68 years old he had a colonoscopy with seven polyps removed six years ago and has not gone back to the doctor
If you have polyps you are to go back every 3 years. Make him schedule one
My husband had pollups and he had to go back at the five year mark in which he had no pollups in that exam
I had them and now need to have a colonoscopy yearly
Another cancer increasingly diagnosed is lung cancer in non smokers. No one deserves cancer. Smoker or non smokers, young or old. Prayers for all. ❤
Hi , Here in the UK we are offered bowel screening every two years automatically , so we are lucky in that respect , and breast screening every three years automatically also but stops at 70 yrs of age but you yourself can reinstate the screening just by calling and they are more than willing to continue the only catch is you need to ring yourself so its more than worthwhile to continue , i don’t know about cervical screening as i had a hysterectomy at the age of 25 yrs old. a pelvic clearance.
Catherine, Princess of Wales. Never again Kate Middleton.
People don‘t seem to get it. 🙄🙄🙄
She is referred to as Kate Middleton as often as Catherine, Princess of Wales.
@@teachersusan3730You don't get it. Uk taxpayers fund royalty. You don't seem bothered Prince Charles is part of WEF. Why?
@@maryannbrown5762The fact that Catherine Princess of Wales is INCORRECTLY referenced by Kate Middleton does Not make it correct nor does it change her name to such.It’s the same as everyone were to start calling you Elbert wouldn’t change your name, just make the people calling you Elbert to look ignorant and/or disrespectful.
Sorry to miss the live…
I was thinking it might be ovarian or uterine, but like you said, colorectal and cervical are other ones. Knowing they found cancer AFTER the surgery was over, how can the chemo be "preventative?" Wouldn't it be chemo to get rid of the rest of the cancer?
They believe they have removed all the cancer, but just in case they do preventative chemotherapy to kill any cancer cells they may have missed.
They don't always biopsy first. They go by tumor markers in blood tests, along with CT, PET, and ultrasound scans. If she had ovarian cancer, for example, they'd likely remove it altogether and then biopsy it after. Then she'd have adjuvant chemotherapy because even one remaining cancer cell can metastasize elsewhere. This was how my ovarian cancer was treated. Two years cancer free!
@@cosmoplakat9549This is spot on. They found my father's cancer while removing his burst appendix. They did a second surgery, saw none, and didn't let him know he should follow up. A year later he had tumors showing through his abdomen, on his liver, and also his diaphragm...all non operable. Had he been told to follow up or been offered chemo after the 2nd surgery, who knows how things could have been? As of now, he's doing fairly well for having a diagnosis of stage 4 cancer. 4 years and counting.
By "preventative", I think it was used in reference to preventing recurrence or metastasis. It's referred to as adjuvant therapy in the U.S.
you explain things very well, such as the spread via cancer creating blood vessels. Another question: I feel my lymph nodes working, is that normal ?
I wanted to know if Endometriosis and or uterine fibroids can develop into cancer ? Though I have been told fibroids don’t develop into cancer but I have endometriosis which is very painful to live with
Very rarely, yes
@@jmer9126You told someone else something wrong. So you can't be trusted, in my opinion.
Fibroids themselves no, but I had a hysterectomy when I was 34 and adenomyosis was confirmed. Adenomyosis and endometriosis can increase your risk of cancer (not for all but for some) so it’s a good idea to get annual pelvic ultrasounds done . I kept my ovaries and last year (I was 45) I had a borderline ovarian tumor removed, it was caught early thanks to those screenings, my Mom had endometrial cancer but she’s all good now
@@midazolamdeathcount3009 they’re not wrong but it’s very rare, like 1% chance
Something to mention, cancer is awful, but exercise is crucial after surgery, chemo, treatment, etc to help with recovery both emotionally and physically. It may also keep cancer at bay from coming back. I’m a young survivor and now 16 year survivor of triple negative breast cancer and exercise daily. I’m sure this has helped me- but also chemo, radiation and surgery also, did. Please exercise and eat non processed foods to stay healthy!
Can you discuss inflammation reductions and the use of mushroom extracts to improve immune responses to try and prevent cancer? I have seen some proof of mushroom extracts being used to treat hpv.
I had polyps on my first two screenings the last one this year none. My husbands family has the genetic polyps known as FAP for short. I have the auto immune cancer. and I am in remission no chemo though.
My brother had colorectal cancer years ago. He did beat it but because of his lifestyle and bad habits, he had other health issues and passed away October 29,2023
Eating meat in general is a huge risk factor. Meat consumption per person has increased like crazy in recent years, based on lies that a carnivore or paleo diet is healthy.
That is not a fact and the researchers who perform studies if you check their background is often biased. The bottom line is that it's not conclusive as opposed to certain. Did the studies separate processed meat from unprocessed, nitrate concentrations especially in smoked meats are a known carcinogen. And many who criticize meat often really mean only red meat and not seafood. And there are plenty of vegetarians in India but there is no evidence that they have far less cancer than those populations that do eat meat. And there is evidence that sugar increases inflammation and processed meats are generally high in sugar or those who eat meat along with high amounts of carb are not separated in those studies. Until studies isolate other factors its still correlation not causation. If anything more people have become vegans and vegetarians to lose weight but its not conclusive whether the improvement in health is due to the plant diet or by becoming vegan/vegetarian people are simply eating less processed food high in toxic chemicals which attributes to better health. Some people have gluten or oxalate intolerance, these are exclusive to plant based diets. There are seniors who do well on a keto or carnivore diet but again, it may be because they too tend to eat less processed foods. Fasting is known to promote health and that is why carnivores in the wild life habitats don't get a meal one day a week. Why doesn't it apply to humans? Is it what you're eating or is it what you are not eating that promotes health, and does the studies clearly show this? Nothing is truly conclusive yet, but bias is rampant in the medical field and very few thoroughly check the details before shouting truth and the rest just believe.
Actually, beef consumption has been decreasing significantly for decades. Chicken consumption has increased over the years though.
I was diagnosed with c diff from an antibiotic on 11/21. Didn't know what is was other than to push liquids. In February of 22 i spent 4 days in the hospital due to seizures. I had 3 in less than 3 hours. In march of 23 i had a fecal transplant. Im feeling better other than ibs. Moving around and exercising with a Mediterranean diet helps alot.
My sister 38 will need to start getting checked soon our mother and paternal grandfather had colon cancer.
Hydro colon therapy should be promoted more in America
How about colonic irrigation?
My partner has cancer but it is the ALS that is way worse and is killing him. He is currently in hospice. Just saying there are things way worse then cancer.
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend. Neurodegenerative disease can certainly be worse than many types of cancer
I have had about 10 polyps removed over 5 procedures over 16 years. I am 72 now and I am done with colonoscopies
Most do not think of Inflamatory Breast Cancer. No lump and not detected buy doing a mammogram. IBC at times is not detected untill stage 4.
Both parents died of CA. Momma, age 64 years, died from an othewise unspecified, lymphatic adenocarcinoma. And Pop, at age 86, doed from colon+lung CA. Yes i get the high risk treatment by the gastro. Scopes up, and down, every five years. Always 2 polyps to be removed. But the upped my scope schedule to q3 yrs. So ill not be looking forward to it even sooner than usual. Joy joy.
I have long covid but my risk for lymphoma because of EBV is higher! So I check my own CBC .. drs ignore my risk so I’d rather check myself for peace of mind!
I like to look up peer reviewed medical studies and saw one that might apply to Catherine- that women who have had Hyperemesis Gravidarum have a higher long term cancer risk (especially reproductive cancers) than the average women with a history of pregnancies. She had this with all 3 pregnancies, I wonder if that has to do with the hormone levels?
I had what was described as a small pea sized moveable lump under the skin of my right tibia for 3 years, looked at by 3 different doctors. Within 3 months after moving in to help a family member move back into and get settled in her own home after she had a stroke, the small lump grew 5 times its size and by the time the fast growing malignant myxofibrosarcoma was removed after radiation it was almost 6 cms long with tail and tentacles.
So much for "if its not broke don't fix it". I believe abuse and stress play a major role. It didn't grow for 3 years. Then boom.
I am 43 and I have endometriod cancer that spread to my ovary and cervix as well as being in my uterus, and Sertoli Leydig in my Other Ovary
? sertoli and leydig cells produce sperm and semen
With the disastrous American healthcare people don't have insurance to go to the doctor.
Your description of symptoms can explain several diseases ...
I will never get another colonoscopy (i have UC...in remission for over 7 years), after injury from it. Im done.
H-Pylori bacteria, could you talk about that. I've read that food grade Hydrogen Peroxide clears it. It was some medical paper.
My son in law had stage 4 colon cancer but it was lynch syndrome nothing he could do to prevent local hoslital said nothing more to do got him to hopmins in Baltimore 5yrs later hes here no evidence of disease had hipec treatment
I had my first screening last year after turning 50, but just did the at home smear mail in test. Is that sufficient? My grandmother had colon cancer that was cured.
I just had a tumor removed in my ascending colon 7 days ago.
Cancers like liver, ovarian, pancreas, are hard to pin point because the mayority of doctors when a patient look for diagnostics about their symtoms if it is one or tow, they will send the patient to their home with a recomendation to eat a well balance diet, fiber, and exercise. Even if your cbc doesn't or show minimal amounts of things on the test.
Hemorroids bleeding can mask blood in stool, diarreha, with allergic reaction to certain foods, constipation, for less fiber on your diet, reflux due to greasy food intake or irritants, smelly gass you eating too much garlic or raw greens, pelvic pain, you may have an uti infection or std.
I mean I don't want to sound like a grouchy person. But lets be honest, when I told the nurses because in a public clinic I have never seen a real doctor. Just nurses who are taking all the info then if you don't look like dieying they prescribe you meds for this and that.
And most of the times the meds will cause more problems then what is to help with the problem.
All you are mention is true, but if doctors know already that the cancers that show no symtoms until at the late stages, if the want us to prevent this types of cancers it is very dificult to caught it if some doctors will be more approcheable and listen to the patient symtoms.
In order for us to get an early detention of a cancer specifically those like ovarian, brain, pancreas, and liver, we should know that when the stomack is knocking with a symptom for more then 7 days or several weeks or the most a month, they should be treated as abnormal and not just a reflux or gas. Like ovarian, those symtoms starts when you have pelvic pain, pain with intercouse, or bloody periods. Etc. And we as women should ask the gynocologists for other test beside the paps if you have a family history of any type of cancer.
Cancer now is been heard over and over like a pandemic, cancer here and there a very fast grow that sometimes makes me wonder if the tests done to us are really handle correctly.
Like I said, I'm not here to judge doctors but because the bad experience I've had with some, you have to do your homework as a patient and look for information about to whatever diagnose they give you and question and check your records after you asked for them and ask quetions even if you understood what you read, ask questions about everything and the meds they will give you. If the doctor gets cranky because you ask questions, run and find other opinions.
You live with your body every day, learn about your body of how reacts with everything so when you see a doctor you know what is going on and why. With that imput the doctor will be able to work with you with the knowledge they have study and practice. That way they will diagnose not easy, but it will be a better chance to get to the cause of illment causing problem.
Doctors will always talk to you in medical terms that at the moment we will be confused, but if don't understand don't be afraid and ask? Doctors aren't Gods but they choose that field to save or at least to help with pain or certaint medical problems. But the best way to work together as a team medical/patient. Its to imform and get imformed.
I don't want to die if I can prevent a medical problem, but also I don't want to be a ginnypig to be given meds just to shut me off because some docts don't believe you are suffering.
Cancer changes the whole scenario in every family who is pledge by it. Once you have it its a pin on the butt because its a constant battle that for so many they lost the battle.
Princess Catherine of Wales now is keeping me thinking! My MLLS removal pathology results said its not cancerous. Same her doctors said to her on her surgery " no cancer" then viola her results now showed cancer. I felt her pain and uncertanty. I pray that its not the bad ones. No one deserve to have this cancer killers at this young age.
Hopefully next year my mamography comes out negative. My sister had 3 surgeries on her right breast 10 years ago, on her 30's for a cyst on stage 3 DCIS. Then in that period she had removed two cysts one small and one big on her uterus. 5 years with tamoxifen which I'm sure her bone density was affected by it causing her hip problems and not long ago a she had hip surgery. Her strogen level 0 that is causing her a lot discomfort. So yes, I can't say yet that I'm lucky. My grandmother diagnosed at 88years old breat cancer ( RIP), her only daughter cervical at 64, still alive, my aunt first born daughter cervical cancer at 47, but she passed due to covid at 50 years old.
My son 3 bouts of diverticulitis, last time I saw him was at the same office I'm treated for my MLLS excersion. Since we don't talk much I'm sure he got some...my God don't want to think is colorectal cancer or stomach. Due to his bad habits (drug usage in the past) now I understand why he got mad at me when I told him about my surgery. Sorry, my long comment. Big hug to all who are dealing with this monster. God be with you all!
So sad. My friend has new baby. 35 years old diagnosed with colon cancer. Why so many so young?
Because of the jibbyjabbies.
My son had a major surgery to remove a big part of his large intestine and lives with in an ileostomy. Now he may have testicular cancer. We will found out in a week. Is there any relationship to his previous surgery?
Gall bladder or pancreas is my guess
Extremely rare in her demographic but anything is possible... More likely related to the reproductive system or possibly the colon.
I thought gall bladder as well or something to do with her stomach because she was also so severely sick when she was pregnant.
Higher vitamin D levels have been consistently associated with reduced risks of colorectal cancer (12) and, to a lesser extent, bladder cancer (13). Studies have consistently shown no association between vitamin D levels and risk of breast, lung, and several other, less common cancers (14-17)..
Using sunscreen to prevent skin cancer is now increasing our risk of other cancers
I’m curious as to why “royalty” would do chemo at all. We’ve learned enough to know that it’s not the best way.
Preventive care is everything.I think 40 and up and insurance should approve them.
Speaking of cancer being too late by the time is diagnosed why can hospitals give people MRIs without symptoms to detect cancer before it’s too late PET scans, etc. even the healthy. I called this preventative care.
I think that both her and Charles should disclose their types of cancer so we might know better to look for and to get screened for. I understand they need privacy to heal, but they are public servants and they are doing their subjects a disservice by not just simply stating the kind of cancer. State the cancer and then ask for the space to heal. They could save the lives of their subjects and others around the world.
SCC..Squamous cell carcinoma
Of the anal rectal junction
I tested neg for HPV cervical
There needs to be screening available when colonoscopy is performed in the at risk age population. This is now a preventable cancer if you get the vaccine available up to age 45
my prayers for everyone sick in the world. prayers for our world stop from stupid war. millinas kids dying in
Not what I ment & you know it!
It‘s Katherine, Princess of Wales. Not KM
It's Kate😂. We all call her Kate it's her name 📛
It is Kate Middleton. Do you go around saying Prince Charles is part of WEF? No? Why not?
Spaceted
We are NOT WEALTHY /FAMOUS , so TREATED DIFFERENTLY 99% of the TIME !
She is Catherine the Princess of Wales.
Indeed, I meant no disrespect using the name Kate!
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Both names are incorrect - she's Catherine obviously and not Middleton for about 12 years now.
I know is not intentional disrespect but surely everybody likes to be called by their correct name.
We all know who he's talking about
In Europe ,,, yes
Doctor Kaveh, I don't Consider You saying that you were screwed as unprofessional only because you used it a PROFESSIONAL WAY had
Said something like
"Patients are screwing me daily"
Okay Yeah I would definitely look at that one as unprofessional but the context was not unprofessional
Told my local doc that I had problems breathing. Got to the hospital and they put me on the machine and said I was fine!!! Diagnosed after a colonoscopy with iron deficiency anaemia and to mention it to my children. Polyps had been discovered too. Apparently, I hit the surgeon during the procedure, which I thought hilarious. Told him the anaestheologist had not done her job properly as I came to on the table. He soon put his ego back in his box. I'm 73 and take no s... from prince or pauper. Kilkenny in south east Ireland.
Dàd died from brain tumou , ainef hil in nvy servce .
Mm went from bowel cance , fom stress due to a narcassistic 2nd husbnd .