COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR WOMEN, FOCUSED ON HEALING AND HOPE.
Gynaecological Cancers
About This Treatment
Gynaecological cancers include cancers of the ovaries, uterus, cervix, and vulva. Surgery often plays a central role in treatment and may involve removing the tumour or reproductive organs, depending on the type and stage. Whenever possible, fertility-preserving options are considered for younger women.
Separating Facts from Myths
Myth: All gynaecological cancers are hereditary.
Fact: Most are not; lifestyle and environment also play a role.
Myth: Surgery always ends fertility.
Fact: In many cases, fertility-sparing procedures are possible.
Possible Side Effects
Patients may experience swelling, numbness in the arm, or changes in breast shape. These are temporary and manageable, and most women resume normal activities within weeks.
Did You Know?
Cervical cancer is the 2nd most common cancer in Indian women.
HPV vaccination reduces risk by up to 90%.
How You Can Take Charge?
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Schedule regular Pap smears and HPV vaccination.
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Report abnormal bleeding or pelvic pain early.
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Follow a balanced diet to maintain strength during treatment.
Preparing for Surgery
Discuss fertility-preserving options with your doctor, prepare emotionally with family support, and arrange time for recovery. With timely treatment, survival rates are high, and many women go on to lead healthy lives.