ArticleAnnals of medicine and surgery (2012)2023
Lung cancer presenting with neurocognitive decline: a compelling case report highlighting healthcare seeking behavior in rural Nepal.
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Introduction: Lung cancer is a major contributor of burden of disease globally. Early diagnosis plays a crucial role in determining the patient's prognosis. However, diagnostic constraints and healthcare-seeking behavior in rural areas contribute to the increased mortality and morbidity associated with this disease. Case presentation: The authors present a case that came in with mood and personality changes who was diagnosed with lung cancer with metastasis in the brain and did not seek health care services despite a prolonged duration of her neurocognitive symptoms. Clinical discussion: Rural communities face multiple barriers to early diagnosis and treatment, including healthcare-seeking behavior. It is crucial to develop policies aimed at addressing these barriers in order to enhance the health status of rural Nepal. Conclusion: The presentation of lung cancer with atypical symptoms can contribute to delays in diagnosis and treatment, ultimately impacting the overall prognosis of the patient. Late presentation to healthcare centers further exacerbates the burden of the disease, emphasizing the critical importance of proper healthcare-seeking behavior.
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