すい臓がんの質問にすべて答えます【特徴/初期症状/ステージ4/早期発見/費用/末期/検診/遺伝/治療/余命/完治/予防】

My name is Dr. Tosh (Toshiaki Shinomiya), a psychosomatic medicine physician. On my YouTube channel, "The Mainstream of Palliative Care," I discuss a variety of topics from a palliative care physician's perspective, including cancer prevention and treatment, life expectancy, and the importance of life. You may also call me Dr. Toshi. I appreciate your support. Today's theme is "Answering All Your Questions About Pancreatic Cancer." As a palliative care physician, I work with cancer patients and their families. There are many different types of cancer, each with its own unique characteristics. Because of these differences, strategies for treating each type of cancer vary. But there are so many complex and confusing questions, aren't there? Today, I'll answer some of the most common questions I receive about pancreatic cancer. By the time you finish watching this video, you'll have a better idea of ​​what pancreatic cancer is and know more about it than the average person. Please take your time to watch until the end. Table of Contents 0:00 Topic: "Answering All Your Questions About Pancreatic Cancer" 0:36 What kind of cancer is pancreatic cancer? What are its characteristics? 0:52 I've heard that pancreatic cancer is often discovered late. Why? 1:51 How is pancreatic cancer detected? 2:32 What are the early symptoms of pancreatic cancer? 4:25 Can pancreatic cancer be cured? 4:52 Is it possible to survive stage 4 pancreatic cancer? 5:15 Has anyone outlived a prognosis given for pancreatic cancer? 5:35 Is it possible to know the life expectancy for each stage of pancreatic cancer? 6:47 What kind of treatment is available for pancreatic cancer? 7:31 Is pancreatic cancer treatment expensive? 8:21 Is there an age at which pancreatic cancer is more likely to develop? 8:44 Is pancreatic cancer hereditary? 9:24 Should I undergo any screening tests for pancreatic cancer? 9:55 Can pancreatic cancer be prevented? 10:30 Have you grasped the big picture of pancreatic cancer? [Related Videos] How accurate are the life expectancy predictions doctors give cancer patients? 183    • ガン患者に医師が伝える余命はどこまで正確なのか？   [A complete cure is not a dream] A doctor explains advances in pancreatic cancer treatment 154    • 【完治も夢ではない】すい臓がん治療の進歩について医師が解説します 154   Purchase link for "See You There" here ➡️https://amzn.to/3hJQCSH I recently published a book titled "See You There" on December 5, 2022. It delves into my thoughts on death, which I don't often discuss on YouTube, so if you'd like to read it, I'd be happy if you would purchase the book from this link. Music Info: Piano Inspiring Dream by RomanSenykMusic. Music Link:    • Piano Inspiring Dream | Positive Inspirati...   ------------------------------------------------- Hello, I'm Dr. Tosh/Toshiaki Shinomiya, a psychosomatic medicine physician and palliative care physician. Welcome to the mainstream of palliative care. I hope to share useful information and make palliative care more accessible to more people. The channel for medical professionals is here. "Mainstream Palliative Care for Medical Professionals"    / channel   #PalliativeCare #MainstreamPalliativeCare #Dr.Tosh #UterineCancer #CervicalCancer #UterineCancer #Genetics #EarlyDetection #Cost #Self-Examination #Screening #Symptoms #Vaccine #Cause ------------------------------------------------- Dr. Tosh's Note https://note.com/mainstream_tosh In addition to the videos, I'll also be posting on Note, so please tune in. ------------------------------------------------- Dr. Tosh's Twitter   / dr_tosh777   Please follow me on Twitter as well. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- *The specific experiences and personal stories mentioned in the video are generally based on fact, but I have either obtained the individual's consent or have altered the context to prevent identification of the individual. Thank you for your understanding. -Recently, the number of views and comments have both increased significantly, which makes me very happy that my videos are reaching so many people. Thank you everyone. I would like to reply to every comment, but I apologize for not being able to do so often. However, I do read all of them. From now on, I would like to respond to comments that I think will be helpful to many people with videos, so I appreciate your support. Qualifications: Doctor of Medicine Certified by the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine Certified Specialist and Training Instructor of the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine Registered Psycho-Oncologist of the Japanese Society of Psycho-Oncology Certified by the Japanese Society of Palliative Medicine Affiliated Societies: Japanese Society of Psycho-Oncology (Board Member) Japanese Society of Supportive Care in Cancer (Family and Bereavement Care Committee Member) Japanese Society for Clinical Studies of Death (Organizer) Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine (Delegate) Japanese...