Everything was fine until 9th April, when my father had to undergo abdominal sonography. He had been showing signs ofPancreatic Cancer,and the following day at the Hinduja Hospital, I got the shock of my life. He had been diagnosed withPancreatic Cancer(Stage Three), and a tumour consumed a considerable part of his liver and pancreas.
The news shocked everyone in the family. My father had been the pillar of the family for our entire lives. He was always there for us; now, his life was at serious risk. But he was determined that any circumstance would not bog him down. He firmly believed that he would fight and survive cancer.
I began reading extensively on various types of cancer, its causes, and the plight of victims. Just when I was sure he might not survive the disease, his assuring words gave me hope. We startedChemotherapyalong with ayurvedic treatment as we wanted to investigate every possibility. We were prepared to give everything necessary to help him survive. Yet, things didn't work in his favour, and he lost in the long race against cancer.
I am a dietitian and know a few people who have endured disease and are doing great. I know a person who once suffered fromBrain Tumorbut came out of it thanks toa Ketogenic diet,Ayurveda, and regular treatment.
We should be aware of many early signs ofPancreatic Cancer. Alongside treatment, diet and integrated care provided by groups likeZenOnco.ioplay a significant role in cancer recovery. The disease is curable if detected early with the implementation of corrective measures.
Early detection is essential since pancreatic tumours, one of the most hazardous types of cancers, spread silently and can remain undetected for years. Sometimes, carelessness ends up being our greatest adversary. A typical misinterpretation of a malignant pancreatic growth might cost a life.