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TITLE:

ASSESSMENT OF THE MOST COMMON DISEASES CANCER IN PUNJAB, THEIR RISK VARIABLES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO LIFESTYLE

AUTHORS:

Dr Qurat ul Ain, Dr Munir Hussain, Dr Khajista Zulfiqar

ABSTRACT:

Introduction: This book is based on the title of the company's Assessment of most regular malignancies in KPK. their hazard components and connection with way of life, which was supplemented by the duplicates of the Clump 03 study, MOBS multi-year study from January to April 2016. As malignant growth is one of the most dangerous diseases in the world, it ends the lives of many people every day. The disease is linked to many things, such as variable and immutable. Currently, one day of research has shown that the inclusion of many different variables has increased the rates of progression and stability of some diseases. Pakistan has a remarkable malignant growth rate and increasing patterns of risk factors; it is a nation in desperate need of disease control. We have decided on normal malignant growth, its risk factors and associated lifestyles in the KPK region of Pakistan. The objectives: The basic objectives were to evaluate the most known tumors in KPK patients, to assess malignancy in different age groups, to study the causes and risk factors of the disease, to evaluate the geological appropriation of the disease in the KPK region and to study malignancy as a function of lifestyle. Methods: Our exploration approach was based on the cross-sectional study of 105 malignancy patients from the NMRI and the oncology department of Jinnah Hospital, Lahore from May 2018 to April 2019. We used a non-probabilistic examination technique to collect the tests. A survey was also used for information matching. Results: The results showed the most remarkable number of patients. (38.9%) were from Lahore, while most of the patients in smaller numbers (1.9%) were from Chitral and Mansehra. The most consistent malignant growth (31.40%) in both sexes was GIT disease, while the lowest number (285N) of patients with lung malignancy were found. In men, ClT (35.4%) was generally normal, while in women, malignant growth of the chest (52.63%) was the most regular. The most notable number of patients (25.71%) was found in the 20-30 year age group. Most patients (48.48%) with malignant GIT had a difficult life. The vast majority of patients (8333%) with malignant growth of the chest were harnessed and 63.33% were caring for their children. Conclusion: The most prone age group was the 2,929 year-old age group, which has a low financial status due to the introduction of ecological perils such as contamination, radiation and various carcinogens. Among the topographical locations, Lahore is the one where malignant growth predominates and the most widely recognized is GIT disease in men and malignant growth of the chest in women, while malignant growth of the lungs is considered the least normal.