Hi Mr Vipin, Your mother's disease which is Paget's disease of the Vulva is best treated with Surgery. The prediction depends upon how far the underlying cancer has spread to the other parts of the body. Wide Surgical Excision and removal of the entire tumor is the preferred treatment option. This may be followed by Radiation therapy or Chemotherapy as the doctors suggest.
The following will be the cost:

1. Wide Surgical Excision: 6,000 USD to 8000 USD (420,000 INR to 560,000 INR)
2. Radiation Therapy (The cost of radiation therapy varies from hospital to hospital and procedure to procedure): 2,000 USD to 3,000 USD (140, 000 INR to 210, 000 INR)
3. Chemotherapy (Depends upon the drugs and medicines used for chemotherapy and the stage of your cancer): 250 USD to 700 USD (17, 500 INR to 49,000 INR) per cycle.

Best hospitals for cancer are as follows - Cancer Hospitals in India.

Hi, As you haven't mentioned the site of the Cancer, it is a little difficult to guide you. Usually, Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma occurs in the major and minor salivary glands of head and neck. The other sites could be trachea, lacrimal gland (in the eye), breast, skin and vulva. If you have Cancer in any of these parts the most advisable treatment would be Surgical resection followed by Radiation therapy. Hope my answer helps you. You can take opinions from other oncologists - Oncologist In India.

Hello Mr Mahesh, For Basel Cell Carcinoma the suggested treatment would be:

• Wide Excision Surgery, and
• Plastic Reconstruction.

This treatment will cost you around 2.5 lakhs (3,571 USD).

To find Surgical Oncologists you can refer our page: Surgical Oncologists in India. Hope my answer helps you.

The best Bone Marrow Transplant hospitals will also include post transplant complication management that includes post treatment tests, monitoring, and stay in a heap-filtered unit until the patient regains their health. you can also check our blog 60 days after a bone marrow transplant for post surgery information.

Hope my answer helps you. You can also refer our page - Cancer Hospitals in India.

If you are looking for proper follow up for your mother regarding rectal cancer, then she will have to undergo follow up tests. They are:

1. Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA): This test is done every 3-6 months for around 5 years. If there is an increase in CEA level over time then this could be a signal that cancer has come back or recurred.
2. Colonoscopy: Colonoscopy is done one year after surgery. If the result is normal, then it is done every 5 years.
3. CT Scan: CT scan is done of the chest and abdomen to check for cancer in lymph nodes, lungs and liver. Your mother might also need a CT scan of the pelvis to check for local recurrence.
4. Flexible sigmoidoscopy: Flexible sigmoidoscopy is done every 6 months for 2-5 years. As your mother is treated for rectal cancer and she didn't undergo radiation this test is must.

After all these tests the cancer specialist will be able to decide onto which treatment could be advised to your mother. Hope my answer helps you. You can also approach these specialists for second opinions - Oncologist In India.

Hello Mahesh, As you have mentioned, for your father's condition it will be advisable that you refer to a surgical oncologist. And you have said that surgical excision was done 2 months before for the liposarcoma, so may be the lipoma in the abdomen can be treated with Liposuction.

We wish your father a speedy recovery and hope that this information helps you. You can refer our page to find experts - Surgical Oncologists in India.

Hi Mohammad Nasim, Prostate Cancer can be treated in all good hospitals and these hospitals in Delhi can provide you the best treatment for Prostate Cancer -

• Here is a brief list of Government/Charitable Hospitals:

1. Rajiv Gandhi Cancer institute and Research Centre - Rohini, New Delhi (Charitable)
2. AIIMS - Ansari Nagar East, New Delhi (Government hospital)

Hope our answer helps. This page will help you find relevant hospitals in Delhi - Prostate Cancer Treatment Hospitals in Delhi.

Hello, Your Father is in early stage of non-invasive cancer and the oncologist will proceed only after he gets the most favorable conditions for the treatment. Given that your father is old, weak immune system and has diabetes, all these things will be brought under control before proceeding for the treatment. Some of the best Cancer Hospitals in Mumbai are: ACTREC Hospital (Government Hospital). Fortis Hospital (Private Hospital). Hope our answer helps you. You can find more on our page - Cancer Hospitals in Mumbai.

Hello, Radioactive Iodine is a safe and effective line of treatment for Thyroid cancer. It is used to kill any cancer cells that may remain after surgery. Our blog can explain this better - Radiation Therapy in India.

• But if you are not convinced and want to consult other Doctors/Hospital, then you can consult these Hospitals in Delhi - All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) (Government Hospital)

You can find more on - Cancer Hospitals in Delhi.
 

• If you feel the need to visit Mumbai for treatment, then you can refer to these Hospitals in Mumbai - Tata Memorial Hospital (Government Hospital)

You can find more on - Cancer Hospitals in Mumbai.

Hope our answer helps you.

Dear Rajesh, The treatment of lymphoma includes Chemotherapy, Radiation therapy and Bone Marrow Transplant. So, you will require a Medical Hematology Oncologist for your treatment, our page has some doctors who you can check out - Medical Hematology - Oncologists in Mumbai. Hope our answer helps

Dear Bah, Some of the government Hospital for international patients in Mumbai are (keeping cost constraints in mind):

1. Tata Memorial Hospital (Government Hospital)
2. ACTREC Hospital (Government Hospital)

For further information regarding the cancer hospital you can also refer the above our page - Cancer Hospitals in India. Hope this answer helps you.

Hello Laxmi Singh, for Stage III Ovarian Cancer surgery, private hospitals should charge you around Rs. 3,50,000. You can also find hospitals with top infrastructure, on our page - Cancer Hospitals in India. I hope this answer helps you.

Hello Kunal,
 

• Stage 3 bladder cancer is of two types:

1. Stage 3A: the cancer cells have reached outside the bladder to uterus or vagina but has not spread to nearby lymph nodes and tissues or organs.
2. Stage 3B: the cancer cells have reached outside the bladder to uterus or vagina and also, has spread to nearby lymph nodes and tissues or organs. Though stage 3 bladder cancer is advanced, it can be successfully treated with surgery in combination with other therapies.
    

• Bladder cancer treatment options are as followed:

1. Radical Cystectomy: It involves the removal of the bladder and nearby lymph nodes. Also, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, urethra, and vagina are often removed.
2. Chemotherapy: It is given before surgery, for the purpose of shrinking tumors and post surgery to destroy any cancer cells that are remaining.
3. Radiation Therapy: This treatment is used to kill cancer cells within the bladder and the places where it metastasized.
4. Immunotherapy: This treatment is used to boost the immune system, so as to fight cancer by placing the drug directly into the bladder, through a catheter.
5. Targeted therapy: In this treatment, a drug is given orally that targets cancer's specific genes, proteins or the tissue that contribute to cancer growth and survival.
    

Hope this answer has solved your query. You can find experts on our page - Oncologist In India.

Hello Pankaj, Oral cancer is one of the common cancers. Its treatment depends on the type, stage, location of tumor and age of the patient.
 

• Procedures for oral cancer treatment are: 

1. Surgical treatment
2. Chemotherapy
3. Radiation therapy
4. Targeted therapy
5. Combination of any of these
    

• The best-suited treatment will be suggested by your oncologist. Since you have asked for a quick consultation, we will suggest that you visit Private Cancer Hospitals.
  You can also find doctors for this treatment on our page - Oral Cancer Treatment doctors in Mumbai.
   

Hope this answer helps you.

• The best hospital for colorectal adenocarcinoma in India are mentioned on our following page: Cancer Hospitals in India.
   
• Colorectal Cancer Treatment:
  1. Stages I, II, and III of colorectal cancer are often curable with surgery.
  2. However, many patients with stage III colorectal cancer and some with stage II, receive chemotherapy and surgery to increase the chance of eliminating the disease.
  3. Patients with stage II and stage III rectal cancer can also receive radiation therapy with chemotherapy either before or after surgery.
  4. Stage IV is not often curable, but it is treatable, and the growth of cancer and the symptoms can be managed. Clinical trials are also a treatment option for each stage.

Hope this information helps you.