17th November- International Day for the Fight against Pancreatic and Prostate Cancer

15.11.2024Gotse Delchev, Plovdiv, Sofia

Pancreatic cancer is an insidious disease that is characterized by a silent course and, when it is already symptomatic, is at a fairly advanced stage. Every year in Bulgaria about 1000 people are registered with pancreatic cancer, but unfortunately very few of them reach surgical treatment. In 2030, pancreatic cancer is expected to climb to the second highest mortality rate among cancers.

Cancer is difficult to diagnose because of the vague and hardly noticeable symptoms. Most patients are male and so they should be more alert for bulging symptoms such as discrete low back pain, unwarranted diabetes in young – 40-50 year olds and sudden jaundice.

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men. The most at-risk groups are men over 50 years of age and men over 45 years of age who have a familial burden. Unlike pancreatic cancer, prostate cancer develops very slowly, and is asymptomatic in the early stages.

The most common complaints that occur and for which a specialist should be visited are the following: more frequent urination; weaker stream when urinating; interruption of the stream; pain or difficulty urinating; blood in the urine.

A sampling fee is payable separately.

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f78	Casein	Casein
f76	Alpha-lactalbumin	Alpha-lactalbumin
f77	Beta-Lactoglobulin	Beta-Lactoglobulin
e204	Bovine serum albumin	Bovine serum albumin
f01/f75	Egg white/egg yolk mix	Egg white/yolk mix
f09	Rice	Rice
f14	Soybean	Soybeans
f92	Banana	Banana
f26	Pork meat	Pork meat
f27	Beef meet	Beef
f83	Checken meet	Chicken
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– Egg (whole)		– Cow/goat/sheep milk;
– Yoghurt		– Casein
– Cottage cheese		– Kelp
– Nori		– Wakame
– Spirulina		– Chlorella
– Avocado		– Broccoli
– Cauliflower		– Ginger
– Cabbage (white and red)		– Carrot
– Celina		– Cucumber
– Onion		– Leek
– Spinach		– Potato
– Pepper (green, red , yellow)		– Red beetroot
– Apple		– Pear
– Blackcurrant		– Banana
– Watermelon		– Melon
– Olive (red and green)		– Orange
– Grapefruit		– Lemon
– Strawberry		– Raspberry
– Blueberry		– Tomato
– Kinoa		– Chia (seeds)
– Almond		– Peanut
– Porridge		– Peas
– Lentil		– Chickpea
– Linseed		– Bread yeast
– Maize		– Durum wheat
– Gluten		– Rye
– Barley		– Oats
– Rice		– Wheat
– Honey

– Lamb	– Beef	– Pork
– Chicken	– Turkey	– Cod
– Trout	– Salmon	– Sardine
– Flounder	– Tuna	– Prawn
– Casein	– Cow’s milk	– Sheep milk
– Goat milk	– Camembert	– Parmesan
– Roquefort	– Egg yolk	– Egg white
– Apple	– Pear	– Cherry
– Plum	– Grapes (white and red)	– Strawberry
– Raspberry	– Grapefruit	– Orange
– Lemon	– Pineapple	– Banana
– Furma	– Kiwi	– Mango melon
– Mango	– Peach	– Olive (green and black)
– Fennel (bulb)	– Cucumber	– Green flounder (raw)g
– Asparagus	– Spinach	– Dmat
– Courgettes	– Carrot	– Potato
– Garlic	– Horseradish	– Red radish
– Celina	– Onion	– Beans
– White beans	– Peas	– Lentils
– Soya	– Mushrooms	– Cauliflower
– White cabbage	– Basil	– Curry
– Fennel (spice from dried leaves)	– Parsley	– Mint
– Kimion	– Black pepper(grains)	– Thyme
– Cinnamon	– Cafe	– Cocoa
– Black tea	– Bread yeast	– Buckwheat
– Millet	– Maize	– Rice
– Rust	– Wheat	– Mustard seeds
– Sesame	– Peanut	– Hazelnut
– Coconut	– Almond	– Sham-peanut
– Walnut

– Egg – whole		– Cow’s milk;
– Garlic;		– Ginger;
– Mushrooms;		– Cocoa;
– May Bread;		– Beef;
– Chicken;		– Lamb;
– Pork;		– Salmon, Trout;
– Shrimp, Crab, Lobster, Mussels;		– Fish Ton;
– Fever, Flounder;		– Broccoli;
– Cabbage – white, red;		– Carrot;
– Celina;		– Cucumber;
– Leek – onion;		– Pepper – green, red, yellow;
– Potato;		– Apple;
– Currant;		– Grapefruit;
– Watermelon, Melon;		– Olives – black, green;
– Orange, Lemon;		– Strawberries;
– Tomatoes;		– Almonds;
– Soy;		– Peas, Lentils, White and Green Beans;
– Hazelnuts;		– Maize;
– Durum wheat;		– Gluten;
– Oats;		– Rye;
– Wheat;		– Rice;

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t02	Alder pollen	Alder pollen
t04	Hazel pollen	Hazel pollen
t07	White Oak pollen	White oak pollen
t09	Olive pollen	Olive pollen
g06	Timothy Grass pollen	Timothy grass pollen
g12	Rye pollen	Rye pollen
w01	Ragweed pollen	Ragweed pollen
w06	Mugwort pollen	Wild wormwood pollen
w09	Plantain pollen	Plantain pollen

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