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How to control Lung Cancer and survive
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How to control Lung Cancer and survive - #22844

Mita Roy

Lung Cancer patient (4th stage) , beyond allopathic yreatment, as declated by the doctors of Tata Hospital. Now on 24 hours oxygen support. Acute chest pain, has to consume 5 Morphine tablets daily. Acute breathing problem, movement less and very little food intake.

Age: 51
Chronic illnesses: Lung Cancer
Chest chest pain
Breathlessness
Very little diet intake
Constipation
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First and foremost, considering the advanced stage of lung cancer and the patient's current condition, it's crucial to work closely with medical professionals to ensure the patient receives appropriate palliative care. They can help manage symptoms and provide necessary support. In Ayurveda, addressing the root cause involves understanding the individual's dosha imbalance. For a condition as serious as advanced lung cancer, imbalances in Vata and Kapha doshas are common. Here, we focus on supportive care to improve quality of life and comfort. n terms of dietary advices, since there's limited food intake, ensure whatever little is consumed is nourishing and easy to digest. Warm, soupy foods like thin lentil soup or clear broth could be beneficial. Adding mild spices like ginger and turmeric can help, but moderation is key. Also, it might be helpful to offer very small, frequent sips of warm herbal teas such as tulsi (holy basil) tea, known for its calming properties. For easing breathing difficulties, steam inhalation with a few drops of eucalyptus oil can provide some temporary relief. Ensure this is done under supervision to avoid any risks, especially given the oxygen support. Although movement is limited, gentle, guided breathing exercises can sometimes help enhance lung function, even if minimally. Practicing deep, slow breathing within one's comfort, can be beneficial. It's essential to perform such activities under supervision. As for lifestyle, maintaining a calm and serene environment is vital. Soft, calming music or guided meditation can potentially help reduce anxiety and provide mental peace. This advice should complement, not replace, any ongoing medical treatment you're receiving. Reach out to an Ayurvedic practitioner, who can tailor recommendations specific to the patient's constitution and current health status.
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