TRAUMA: AN IMPORTANT EXCITING CAUSE OF CANCER | Cancer
TRAUMA: AN IMPORTANT EXCITING CAUSE OF CANCER
A teenager got his left hand’s finger traumatised while cutting vegetable with a kitchen knife. After some time, a big hard swelling developed on his left upper arm. Doctors in a govt. hospital diagnosed it to be a case of caner and advised the parents of the amputation of the arm. The parents did not agree to the advice. They took the boy to a quack. He is said to have incised the swelling and sprinkled a mixture of so
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Subsequently, either due to the action of toxic substance or the spread of the disease, the whole limb got enormously swollen and oozed abnormal serous discharge, the arm looking like mummy. Meanwhile, the parents consulted physicians of other alternative system of medicine but of no use. The progress of the disease after the incision was so rapid that the development of hard nodular swelling itself was an indication of advanced stage of the disea
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se pathology. The boy died within 6 months after inflicting injury to his finger.
Another teenager, while driving a motor cycle, was suddenly stopped by some lads in a city market to offer him “Sharbat” on a religious day. He could not control the vehicle and fell down. His visceras were severely traumatised. Splenectomy was performed. He had bled profusely and could be saved by giving heavy blood transfusion only.
About 10 years after the said incident, the boy
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developed a pain like that of Appendicitis and got his appendix removed by a private surgeon. After that a couple of months of the appendectomy, there appeared to be a big nodular swelling of lymph node on the right side of the neck of the patient. On detailed investigations, doctors found carcinoma of right kidney as the cause. Nephrectomy was done at a medical college hospital, after which the swelling subsided but ultrasound report showed infiltration in the surrounding visceral lymph nodes and the liver.
The patient started having low-grade fever some time after nephrectomy, which could not subside even by antipyretics prescribed by the concerned doctors. The other day, temperature rose to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. The patient also felt cramping pain in the belly. The attendant consulted doctors of alternative system of medicine who though brought down the temperature and pain but the patient meanwhile developed severe Jaundice, Ascites, loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting. For tapping of ascetic fluid, the patient got admitted in the hospital quite often. Meanwhile, the patient became very weak and remained in moribund condition for some days and then died.
Mr. Rajja Pahalwi, the late Shah of Iran, some time after his deportment developed cancer. He seemed to have got a severe shock, rather traumatised due to the manner, he was dethroned and deported to an alien country as a refugee. In spite of the best available treatment which the Shah might have got, he died of cancer.
(As reported in media)
Begum Nusrat Bhutto, widow of the former Pak P.M. Zulfiquar Ali Bhutto, developed cancer soon after her husband was hanged to death. She might have been tormented during her husband’s trial and hence got traumatised. Soon after the ailment was diagnosed as cancer, she was treated successfully. She had been very much active in public life until a few years ago and is still leading a normal life.
(As reported in media)
The late cine artist, Sanjeev Kumar (Hari Bhai Jariwala, Mumbai, India) was a bachelor whole life. He was very much attached to his mother, who always wished him to marry. But Sanjeev Kumar could not find the lady of his choice. His mother died without her cherished desire being fulfilled to see her “Bahu”. Mr. Kumar might have got a shock on 2 counts, first he could not fulfil his mother’s wish and 2, he could not marry the woman whom he loved most. This mental trauma could have been the cause for Kumar developing cancer. He died despite the best available treatment, which he might have received.
(As reported in media)
Then there is a case of a lady who was of 50+ age. She was suspected cancer of bowel but could not be diagnosed so as she refused to undergo the biopsy test for confirmation. Instead of going in for pathological investigation, she chose for an alternative system of medicine. As luck would have been, she got ri