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Conditions Treated by an Oncologist

Breast Cancer

Most common cancer in Indian women. Highly treatable when caught early through self-examination and mammography.

Lung Cancer

Leading cause of cancer death in India, strongly linked to smoking and pollution.

Colorectal Cancer

Cancer of the colon or rectum, increasingly common in urban India.

Oral Cancer

Cancer of the mouth and throat, India has among the highest rates globally due to tobacco and betel nut use.

Leukaemia (Blood Cancer)

Cancer of blood-forming cells, affecting white blood cells. Includes acute and chronic types.

Cancer Prevention Tips

  • Quit tobacco in ALL forms — smoking, chewing, gutka, paan
  • Get screened — early detection saves lives
  • Maintain healthy weight through diet and exercise
  • Limit alcohol consumption
  • Eat more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
  • Protect yourself from infections that cause cancer

How to Prepare for Your Oncologist Visit

Before Your Visit

  • Bring all biopsy reports, imaging (CT/MRI/PET scan), and blood reports
  • Write down your questions — cancer consultations involve a lot of information
  • Bring a family member or friend — two sets of ears are better than one
  • Bring a notebook or ask if you can record the conversation

During the Appointment

  • Take notes or ask your companion to take notes
  • Don't hesitate to ask the doctor to explain in simpler language
  • Ask about treatment timeline — when it starts, how long it takes, how often
  • Discuss financial aspects — some treatments are expensive, and assistance programs exist

After the Visit

  • Seek a second opinion if you're unsure about the treatment plan
  • Join a support group — connecting with other patients provides emotional strength
  • Follow pre-treatment instructions carefully (blood tests, dental clearance, etc.)
  • Focus on nutrition — a well-nourished body handles treatment better

Questions to Ask Your Oncologist

  1. 1.What type and stage is my cancer?
  2. 2.What are my treatment options?
  3. 3.What are the side effects of treatment?
  4. 4.Is this cancer curable?
  5. 5.Should I get a second opinion?
  6. 6.Are there clinical trials available for my type of cancer?

When Should You See an Oncologist?

An Oncologist specializes in cancer diagnosis and treatment. You're typically referred after a biopsy confirms cancer or when cancer is suspected.

  • Biopsy-confirmed cancer — treatment planning
  • Unexplained lump or mass that is growing
  • Unexplained weight loss of more than 5% in a month
  • Persistent unexplained fatigue or night sweats
  • Blood in stool, urine, or cough without clear cause
  • Family history of cancer — screening advice
  • Abnormal blood reports suggesting blood cancer

Cancer is NOT a death sentence — early detection and modern treatment cure many cancers. Don't delay evaluation out of fear.

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