Organizing pink activities regarding breast cancer: 400 people took part in Patna, were made aware about the disease

Pink activities for breast cancer awareness were organized today in Patliputra Colony, Patna. The first ever Pink Walk and Pink Run were organized in the Breast Cancer Awareness organized by Sun Hospital Patliputra.

This Pink Run starts from the hospital premises and ends at Pataliputra Golambar via Sai Mandir. Along with this, everyone gave a message to avoid cancer by blowing pink color balloons with messages of breast cancer awareness. Around 400 people participated in this pink activities.

If there is any lump in the breast, get it checked immediately

Addressing the program, Senior Oncologist Dr Rajesh Kumar Goswami said that if there is any lump in the breast, which is painless, one should immediately contact the doctor because people ignore any symptoms when there is no pain and Ignoring the initial symptoms, by the time they reach the doctor, the lump has mostly reached the second or third stage of cancer, so keep self-examination from time to time and take any unusual symptoms to the doctor immediately. Go.

balloon flying awareness

On the other hand, at the end of the Pink Walk, Alok Raj, the senior IPS of Bihar, raised a pink colored balloon adorned with messages of breast cancer awareness and said that there is a constant need for such awareness programs for the society. So that a positive message can be sent in the society. Senior Gynecologist Dr Ruma Goswami said that breast cancer is one of the major cancers in women, and around 17 lakh women are affected by it every year. But if detected at an early stage, it can be cured to a great extent with proper treatment.

Senior IPS Shri Vinay Kumar (DG Bihar Police) flagged off the car rally with awareness message after the speech and said that the public needs to go ahead and pay special attention to their health, in which such programs are used. Quite a contribution.