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What Happens During the First Oncology Consultation?

What Happens During the First Oncology Consultation?

Mostly it’s the doctor getting the full picture before anything else moves forward. Your medical history gets reviewed, along with whatever test results, scans, and biopsy reports have already come in. There’s usually a brief physical exam too, nothing...
Why NRIs Choose India Over US for Cancer Surgery?

Why NRIs Choose India Over US for Cancer Surgery?

The goal here isn’t cure, and that’s actually the whole point of it. Palliative surgery steps in when a tumour, either its size or where it’s sitting, is causing real physical trouble. Pressing on a nerve. Blocking part of the digestive tract so...
Cancer What Is Palliative Surgery for Advanced?

Cancer What Is Palliative Surgery for Advanced?

Palliative surgery steps in when a tumour, either its size or where it’s sitting, is causing real physical trouble. Pressing on a nerve. Blocking part of the digestive tract so nothing can pass through properly. Causing bleeding that won’t stop on its own....
Should You Quit Smoking Before Cancer Surgery?

Should You Quit Smoking Before Cancer Surgery?

Yes, and the evidence behind this is pretty solid. Even stopping just a few weeks before an operation meaningfully lowers the risk of serious breathing problems, heart complications, and wound infections afterward. It also speeds up how quickly the body actually...
Can You Delay Cancer Surgery for a Second Opinion?

Can You Delay Cancer Surgery for a Second Opinion?

For most cancers, yes. A short delay of one to two weeks to get a second opinion before surgery does not change outcomes. The fear that pausing for a few days hands the cancer an advantage is understandable, but for the majority of solid tumours, that’s not what...