At Surya Hospital, we recognise the impact that breast cancer may have on a person's life. Our specialized Cancer Care Facility is dedicated to delivering thorough and compassionate care to patients with breast cancer. We provide a wide choice of successful treatment options adapted to individual needs, with the help of our multidisciplinary team of professionals, cutting-edge technology, and a patient-centred approach.
Breast cancer is one of the most common types of malignancy seen in women, which originates from the cells and tissues found within the breasts.
It usually begins as a tiny mass or lump that can spread to the lymph nodes and metastasize throughout the body, without timely medical intervention.
Nearly 2.3 million cases of breast cancer are diagnosed every year, with the incidence being higher in middle-aged and elderly women.
Breast cancer can manifest in different ways and most of the symptoms are easily noticeable, which means that these can be detected during a self-examination. The most common indications that may call for the need for immediate medical evaluation include:
For effective breast cancer treatment, accurate and prompt diagnosis is critical. The Cancer Care Facility at Surya Hospital offers world-class modalities to diagnose and evaluate breast cancer. These include:
Surya Hospitals treats breast cancer in a comprehensive and personalized manner. Our multidisciplinary team of oncologists, surgeons and radiologists works together to create a personalized treatment strategy. We take into account aspects such as the stage and kind of breast cancer, overall health, and patient preferences. Our treatment strategy may include:
The number of sessions varies from one person to another depending on a variety of different factors, including the stage and type of cancer. This is decided by your doctor after a thorough evaluation and assessment.
No, mammography is not a painful procedure. There can, however, be slight discomfort due to the compression of the breasts
Breast self-examination should be done every month to look out for any unusual change, mass or lump.
Yes, around 5 to 10 per cent of breast cancers are hereditary, which means that they can run in families. If you have a family history of breast cancer, it is advisable to go for regular screenings and conduct self-examinations.
A lump on the breast can be an indication of cancer but it does not necessarily mean that you have it. It is important to go for a proper evaluation to make an accurate diagnosis.
It is good to be curious when it comes to your health, but, it is equally important to put your curiosity to rest by seeking expert opinion. Have more questions related to your health?
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