Why is the rate of women's cancer?
One report said that 70% of cases of cancer seen in women in India are related to breast cancer, cervical, ovarian and uterine cancer. In those cases, it is possible to survive through treatment. And the men in the country mainly suffer from lung and mouth cancer. Both are related to the use of smoking and tobacco and, in most cases, the chances of life and survival are small.
It is said that about 9 million people die each year due to cancer. Women in India are now most likely to face breast cancer, which is responsible for 27% of women in the country. In the last few years, whose rates have increased. The incidence of breast and ovarian cancer in women is more than 45 to 50 years. It is seen in sixty years of high income countries. It may be due to genetic and environmental factors.
Cancer is often a genetic disease. That is why many families have seen breast cancer among many people. But under 10 percent of the breast cancer in India is inherited. As a result, genetic screening will not be very useful in searching for most cancer cases in women.
Then there are regional variations. For example, breast cancer is more likely to occur in the capital Delhi. But experts can not say the reason.
They are only giving an idea of increasing awareness and increasing the rate of disease testing.
Dr. Ravi Mehrotra, director and researcher at National Institute of Cancer Prevention and Research believes that breast cancer risk factors include fat, obesity, late marriage, less child birth, and not providing enough breast milk after delivery. The reason for the incident.
He also said that due to the lack of awareness and delay in going to the doctor due to cancer delayed many women. But in the United States 80% of breast cancer primary and secondary levels can be diagnosed. On the other hand, most of the breast cancer in India goes to third and fourth step.
Cancer experts say that those suffering from breast cancer in India survive for five years. Cervical cancer is largely responsible for human papilloma virus or HPV and is responsible for 23% of women in India.
Since 2008, HIV epidemic vaccine programs for girls of 11-13 years have started. The virus has reduced the incidence of this virus around the world. Only in India and Delhi, the HPV virus vaccination program is in place. However, in the case of women in India, cervical cancer or cervical cancer is in second place. The reason for the death of one-fourth of women with cancer is due to it.
'It is the most resistant among all types of cancer. In womb cancer, no woman is desirous of death. '
That is why we will have more open and strong talk about reproductive health. As well as HPV, they will be brought under the government's free gambling program. Lanchate advised research on parallel research on cancer in women of Punjab with Indian women in Punjab and Punjabi living in UK.
They think that they will have opportunities for research on genetic and environmental impacts in cancer. In 1976, the countries that took cancer control programs, they spent only 1.2% percent of GDP against cancer. However, this year the government has taken free and open mouth, breast and cervical cancer detection programs in 700 districts of the country.
Cancer expert Dr Mehrotra says some progress is being made. However, there is still a long way to get solutions for many questions. Source: BBC
