Basic as well as advanced diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for cancer detection and treatment are available.

Why Screening ?
- Prevention is better than cure
- To stop disease before it starts

TESTS Done

The diagnosis of breast cancer is based upon a thorough clinical examination along with a detailed history of the patient and is confirmed by carrying out a few tests.

Breast Cancer Treatment Center

MAMMOGRAPHY
Bilateral breast mammography is carried out to look for lesions in the suspected breast and to rule out a problem in the other breast. Quite often, a routine screening mammogram may be able to pick up a suspicious lesion before it is even palpable.

ULTRASONOGRAPHY
It is done along with a mammogram and is especially useful in younger women who have denser breasts. A lesion deemed suspicious on the mammogram is further studied using ultrasound before coming to a probable diagnosis.
Mammography and ultrasonography have a staging system called BIRADS, which adheres to international standards set for radiologists worldwide.

BREAST SURGERY AND TREATMENT

HPV VACCIBE

What is HPV

HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is a common virus that can infect the skin and mucous membranes. There are over 100 types of HPV. Some types can cause:

• Cervical Cancer
• Genital Warts
• Other cancers including vulvar, vaginal, penile, anal, and throat cancers

HPV spreads through skin-to-skin contact, most commonly during sexual activity. Most people will be infected with HPV at some point in their lives, often without knowing it.

Who Should Get the HPV Vaccine?

Children and Teens (Recommended):

• Ages 9–14: 2-dose schedule (6–12 months apart)
• Ages 15–26: 3-dose schedule (over 6 months)

Adults (ages 27–45): May benefit from the vaccine based on individual risk factors — discuss with your healthcare provider.

Important Notes

• The Vaccine does not treat existing HPV infections or diseases.
• Routine cervical screening (HPV Screening/pap smears) is still recommended for women, even after vaccination.
• The vaccine is not a substitute for safe sex practices (e.g., condom use).

A procedure in which a lighted magnifying instrument called Colposcopy is used to examine the Cervix,vagina,Vulva.

• Need a Colposcopy(Suggested By Gynecologist):-
  If cervical screening test reveals cervical cell changes or symptoms such as unexplained pelvic pain or Vaginal bleeding.


• Purpose of Colposcopy :-
1) The device is used to help gynecologist to detect pre-cancerous and cancerous tissue.
2) During examination if abnormal areas seen.


• Treatment done at the same time like :-
1) taken sample (Biopsies).
2) Thrermal Cauterization (Ablation).