Just what is sarcoma, exactly? 

Sarcoma is an extremely rare form of cancer – in fact, it comprises approximately one percent of all cancers diagnosed. Sarcoma arises in the connective tissues of the body – including fat, blood vessels, nerves, bones, and muscles. Generally speaking, sarcomas are divided into two main groups: Soft Tissue Sarcomas – Muscles, fat, blood vessels, tendons, fibrous tissues, synovial tissues.

Sushmita Bose diagnosed with Soft Tissue Sarcoma came under D.S. Research Center treatment from 24.10.2010. She came here with pain in the right knee, flatulence, weakness, occasional fever, unable to walk or stand for a long time.  In 6 months to 1 year ups and downs have seen Mrs. Bose's health condition. Complaints of pain in the legs are reported frequently. After continuing for 4 to 5 months, she reported a decrease in pain but there was severe weakness. But gradually she improved a lot. Her energy level increased. After 3 years her reports were all within normal limits. Her  CA 125 level was also within range. After reviewing all her reports, from 23.6.2014, alternate 2 days of medicine started. From 8.3.2015, alternate 4 days of medicine started. All her reports were normal. Occasionally there was pain in the leg. From 13.5.2017, alternate 6 days medicinal regimen started and continued to date. The patient is now leading an active life, all her parameters are within normal limits.

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