Radiation Oncologist Doctors in India

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Head and Neck Cancers (Radiation)

Radiation is a primary or adjuvant treatment for oral cavity, oropharynx, nasopharynx, and laryngeal cancers.

Cervical Cancer

Third most common cancer in Indian women. Concurrent chemoradiation is the standard treatment for locally advanced disease.

Brain Tumours and Metastases

Radiation — including stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) — treats primary brain tumours and cancer that has spread to the brain.

Prostate Cancer

Radiation therapy is an effective alternative to surgery for localised prostate cancer, with equivalent cure rates.

Palliative Radiation

Radiation used to relieve symptoms in advanced cancer — pain from bone metastases, bleeding, airway obstruction.

Before Your Visit

Attend the simulation appointment — a planning CT scan creates your personalised treatment plan
Inform about any metallic implants, pacemakers, or prosthetics
Arrange daily transportation — treatment is typically Monday to Friday for several weeks
Consult a dietitian — good nutrition during radiation improves tolerance and outcomes

During the Appointment

Arrive on time for sessions — each treatment takes only 15-20 minutes but requires precise scheduling
Do not wash off skin markings unless told to — they ensure accurate radiation targeting
Report side effects weekly to the radiation team — most can be managed with medication
Moisturise treated skin with recommended cream only — avoid perfumed products on the treatment area

After the Visit

Side effects may continue for 1-2 weeks after treatment ends before improving
Attend all follow-up appointments — monitoring for treatment response and late effects is important
Maintain good nutrition and hydration during recovery
Report any new symptoms to your radiation oncologist — late radiation effects can occur months to years later

A Radiation Oncologist uses targeted radiation to destroy cancer cells, either as primary treatment or alongside surgery and chemotherapy.

Modern radiation techniques (IMRT, IGRT, CyberKnife) are precise and cause fewer side effects than older methods.