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"Nadal" rapid test for early cancer diagnosis
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"NADAL" 🔬 — AT-HOME COLORECTAL CANCER TEST
"NADAL" 🔬 — at-home colorectal cancer test Colorectal cancer is one of the most common forms of oncological diseases in the world (3rd place among all types of cancer, including 2nd place in women after breast cancer, and 3rd place in men after prostate and lung cancer), with over 1 billion new cases per year and 500,000 deaths 🤕🤕🤕 annually. In its early stages, bowel cancer does not show any symptoms. Targeted oncology screenings often begin too late, when surgery and chemotherapy are required.
➡️ It is important to know that any cancer is curable if detected at an early stage. Early diagnosis helps to reduce the dynamics and percentage of mortality, increase survival rates after the disease is detected, and reduce the time and financial costs for the state, employers, and the population regarding treatment, rehabilitation, and monitoring of relapses. Starting at age 40, it is recommended to use immunochemical rapid oncology tests and/or undergo a colonoscopy. These procedures reduce mortality from colorectal cancer by 50% and incidence by 20%.
➡️ One of the modern methods of diagnosis 🔬 is the use of diagnostic tests. ➡️ For the first time in Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬, you can purchase the NADAL 🔬 medical rapid test for the detection of bowel cancer. ➡️ The Nadal test allows anyone of any age to determine the presence or absence of the disease at home.
➡️ NADAL® rapid oncology tests are an innovative diagnostic method:
➡️ Painless 🤩🤩🤩 ➡️ Have no contraindications ➡️ Based on a non-invasive method ➡️ Confirmed by foreign and Russian clinical trials ➡️ Probability of accurate results is over 95%-97%. ➡️ No restrictions on food or medication intake during the testing period. ➡️ Used for diagnosing patients with contraindications to colonoscopy ➡️ Time to get results: from 5 to 10 minutes ⏱
🔻🔻🔻IMPORTANT!🔻🔻🔻 ➡️ In case of a positive result for the colorectal cancer test, IMMEDIATELY 💨 consult a gastroenterologist. A positive test result IS NOT A DIAGNOSIS!
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