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Ms. He is a 35-year-old professional woman with a thriving career. In the past few years, she has been overworked, with a chaotic daily routine, irregular meals, and frequent overtime. Her colleagues have advised her to pay attention to her body more than once, but she always thinks that she is not old and in good health, so what is the big problem?
It wasn't until half a year ago that Miss He began to feel symptoms such as stomach acid reflux, loss of appetite, and weight loss, and her colleagues repeatedly persuaded her to have her body checked, so she reluctantly squeezed out the time to go to the hospital for a check-up. The results were astonishing: Ms. He had already developed pancreatic cancer, and it was at an advanced stage. The doctor told her that the survival rate for this advanced pancreatic cancer is very low.
"I don't believe it! I'm only 35 years old, how can I be... Miss He broke down and cried on the spot. The doctor reluctantly reassured her that cancer is not an incurable disease, and the key is to detect it early. It's a pity that Miss He doesn't have many treatment options in this case.
In the following year, Ms. He underwent chemotherapy and surgery, but her condition recurred, sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. Gradually, her body became thinner and thinner, and her spirit weakened day by day. Finally, one night, Miss He closed her eyes peacefully and left this world. Her parents were so grief-stricken that they often cried, "If only they had found out earlier, why did they die at such a young age?" ＂
The reason why Miss He suffered this catastrophe has a lot to do with her long-term chaotic life and irregular meals over the years. An unhealthy lifestyle took a toll on her body, and she neglected the early symptoms and missed the best time to seek medical attention, resulting in the cancer being detected at an advanced stage.
Pancreatic cancer is indeed a high-risk cancer with a high mortality rate, but it is not completely incurable. The key is to detect early. If Miss He can detect it at an early stage, through surgery to remove the lesion, plus chemotherapy, targeted therapy and other comprehensive treatments, maybe there is still a glimmer of life.
Unfortunately, the reality is often that many people, like Miss He, do not pay enough attention to their health problems. By the time the problem is actually discovered, it's too late. The reason why pancreatic cancer is so scary is that the early symptoms are relatively insidious and are often ignored by patients. Once obvious symptoms such as acid reflux and weight loss appear, it means that the cancer may have progressed to the middle and advanced stages.
Therefore, the general public, especially middle-aged people, must raise their health awareness, conduct regular physical examinations, develop good habits of life and rest, and maintain an optimistic and positive attitude. For any physical abnormality, even if it is a minor symptom, we must pay close attention to it, seek medical examination as soon as possible, and never be negligent.
You only have one life, and if you miss it, you won't come back. We should cherish life, take good care of our bodies, and live a healthy and positive life. Let's pray for Miss He's blessings and strive to live a happy life.
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