Optimism is our companion on the journey of healing

The state has witnessed a remarkable development during the past years in the field of cancer treatment, as it provided modernly approved modern treatments, the most prominent of which are leading pioneering treatments, including “directed treatment”, “immunotherapy”, “genetic therapy” and “stem cell therapy”, in addition to the use of modern medical robots to perform oncology removal.

Two doctors said that there are seven symptoms of cancer, including non -interpreted fever and persistent pain, noting that the rate of healing from cancer in the country depends mainly on the stage of the discovery of the disease, in cases of early diagnosis, the recovery rates can reach 95%, which highlights the importance of periodic tests, noting that 15% of cancer cases are caused by genetic factors, and that colon and rectal cancer is one of the most types of cancers Popular.

The UAE has emerged during the past years as a head of global efforts in combating cancer, and has made remarkable progress in the field of health care and providing the latest treatments.

Two recovery from cancer confirmed to “Emirates Today” their success in fighting and overcoming the disease.

They said that optimism was their companion on the healing journey, ranging in health care and the role of medical cadres, who provided them with support, in addition to the fact that the treatment was comprehensive, physically and psychologically, which strengthened the strength of the will and hope for them.

In detail, a specialist in medical oncology, Dr. Ali Ghazawi, stressed that the state is keen to provide the latest treatments globally adopted in the field of cancer, and to provide the latest devices used in genetic and radiological diagnosis and tumor treatment of all kinds, radiotherapy devices, in addition to modern therapeutic techniques that depend on the principle of immune cells with axial effect, to help doctors understand the molecular biology of the tumor cell, and the development of Diagnosis and treatment plan more accurately.

He stressed the necessity of conducting periodic tests for early detection of cancer, because the discovery of tumors is in early stages before any symptoms appear that increases complete recovery rates, and to reduce intense and gas remedies, noting the recommendations of the Ministry of Health and the protection of society regarding early detection programs and receiving the necessary vaccines.

On how to prevent and reduce the risk of cancer diseases, he stressed the importance of following a healthy lifestyle through periodic physical activity, a healthy diet, avoiding smoking and alcohol, and adhering to early detection programs.

Oncology specialist, Dr. Amid Modiramani, identified warning symptoms, calling for knowledge of environmental factors and lifestyles that increase the risk of cancer, reduce or eliminate tobacco consumption and alcohol, reduce exposure to harmful chemicals, pollutants, ultraviolet radiation, infection, maintain a healthy weight to reduce the risk of obesity cancer, monitor any persistent symptoms or symptoms Unjustified, such as “unsuccessful fever”, “weight loss”, “fatigue or persistent pain”, and attention to skin changes (such as moles and pigmentation), abnormal bleeding, masses, or difficulty swallowing. He also advised to consult a doctor about any chronic cough, hoarseness, or changes in bowel habits or bladder.

He stressed the need to adhere to early cancer inspection programs, follow the inspection guidelines based on evidence according to age, sex and individual risk factors, and conduct periodic examinations, such as radiography depicting early detection of breast cancer, cervical surface, colonoscopy, and PSA testing (prostate cancer) according to medical recommendations, periodic follow -up of the results of abnormal examinations, to ensure intervention. Early.

He pointed to the importance of following a healthy system to prevent cancer diseases by maintaining a balanced diet rich in antioxidants, fiber, and essential nutrients, reducing the consumption of red and processed meat, choosing healthy proteins, such as fish and poultry, eating fresh fruits and vegetables, while reducing foods rich in salt and sugar to prevent metabolic disorders, and sleep for a long time (7-9 hours per day) To support the functions of the immune system and general health, and participate in at least 150 minutes of moderate exercises, such as brisk walking, swimming, or 75 minutes of intensive exercises, such as running, high-intensity exercises, weekly.

Sumaya Al -Kaabi, a mother of three children, narrated a story that overcomes cancer and returns to her family, pointing out that controlling it is not impossible, if there is sufficient awareness of it.

She said that she is working to inspire patients and educate them to fight him through an initiative called her a “dose of happiness”, to instill hope in them, by visiting them and providing all forms of support to them, stressing that “psychological support for patients is one of the most prominent immune system reinforcements to counter diseases, especially cancer.”

She stated that her journey with breast cancer began when she felt strange symptoms, and tests proved that she had it, to start her battle with the disease with determination and determination until she was able to control and recover from it, stressing the importance of conducting periodic tests to detect any diseases early.

Sarah Al -Shaibani said that her journey with breast cancer began to discover a simple tumor, and after the tests it was found that there was a cancerous tumor.

And she continued, “I started receiving chemotherapy, until it reached recovery,” stressing the importance of early examination in its recovery from the disease.

She added that her confidence in the health sector and medical personnel during her treatment trip had a great impact on her recovery, saying: “The feeling that I am in honest hands from a medical team that is able with the latest devices and treatments, strengthened my belief that I will recover.”