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Chemo Before Surgery vs After Surgery: The Difference?

Chemo Before Surgery vs After Surgery: The Difference?

Chemo before surgery is meant to shrink the tumour and show whether the drugs are working. Chemo after surgery is there for the cancer cells too small to see, so the cancer is less likely to come back. Often it’s the same drugs doing a different job. Doctors call...
Is Cancer Surgery Painful? Pain and Recovery Explained

Is Cancer Surgery Painful? Pain and Recovery Explained

Cancer surgery isn’t painful while it’s happening. You’re either fully asleep under general anaesthesia, or the area is numbed, so you don’t feel the operation. The real question is what comes afterwards. Some soreness is normal once the anaesthesia wears off, and...
Does Ayushman Bharat Cover Cancer Surgery in India?

Does Ayushman Bharat Cover Cancer Surgery in India?

Yes, for eligible families. Ayushman Bharat health insurance, formally the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY), pays for cancer treatment at empanelled public and private hospitals across India. That includes surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and the...
HIPEC Surgery in Bangalore for Gulf Patients: A Guide

HIPEC Surgery in Bangalore for Gulf Patients: A Guide

Yes. Patients from the Gulf and other countries can have HIPEC with cytoreductive surgery (CRS) at MACS Clinic in Bangalore. The surgeon removes every tumour deposit visible inside the abdomen, then heated chemotherapy is circulated through the abdominal cavity to...
Supplements During Cancer Treatment: Safe or Not?

Supplements During Cancer Treatment: Safe or Not?

Not on your own, no. While you’re on chemotherapy or radiation, supplements should only come from your oncologist. Some, like high-dose antioxidants or herbal products such as St John’s wort, can interfere with how treatment works, and for many others the evidence...