Oncology

Oncology treatments include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, and targeted drug therapy. The right approach depends on the type and stage of cancer, overall health, and patient preferences. A multidisciplinary team typically reviews each case to determine the most effective and personalized treatment strategy.

Treatment planning involves diagnostic tests, imaging, biopsy results, and pathology reports. A team of specialists, including medical oncologists, radiologists, and surgeons, collaborate to assess tumor type, location, stage, and spread. This comprehensive evaluation helps develop a tailored treatment plan focused on the best possible outcomes.

Yes, international hospitals often provide cutting-edge oncology services such as proton therapy, robotic surgery, and CAR-T cell therapy. These facilities are staffed by experienced specialists and follow global protocols. Patients seeking high-quality yet affordable treatment frequently opt for medical tourism for oncology care.

Surgical intervention is typically used to remove tumors, while chemotherapy targets cancer cells throughout the body. The decision depends on the cancer type, stage, and whether the tumor is operable. Oncologists may also recommend combining both, along with radiation or immunotherapy, for optimal results.

Yes, non-invasive or minimally invasive treatments are increasingly available and include stereotactic radiosurgery, radiofrequency ablation, and targeted molecular therapies. These methods offer reduced recovery times and fewer complications. Your care team will evaluate your case to determine if non-invasive options are suitable.

Absolutely. Palliative care is essential in oncology and focuses on relieving symptoms, managing pain, and enhancing quality of life. It supports patients at any stage of cancer and complements curative treatments. Emotional, nutritional, and psychological support is also integrated into palliative care services.

Patients traveling for oncology care receive end-to-end support, including medical coordination, travel assistance, accommodation booking, and post-treatment follow-up. Interpreters, patient liaisons, and international care teams help manage appointments, hospital stays, and ensure continuous communication with home-country physicians if required.

Yes, follow-up care is arranged as part of your treatment package. It may include online consultations, medication guidance, scan reviews, and symptom monitoring. Coordinated care ensures continuity even after returning home, helping patients manage recovery, side effects, or any recurrence concerns.

Yes, early detection programs include routine screenings, genetic testing, and full-body cancer scans. These are essential for identifying cancer in its early stages, when treatment is most effective. Preventive oncology is a growing field and is often part of comprehensive wellness packages abroad.

Costs depend on the type of cancer, treatment complexity, duration, and facility chosen. Packages generally include diagnostics, therapy, doctor fees, accommodation, and local transport. We provide clear, itemized quotations upfront so patients can make informed decisions and plan accordingly with no surprises.