Category Women’s Health

Ovarian Cancer Guide

Ovarian cancer

Sites where specific forms of carcinoma arise and malignant tumours develop within the female reproductive system, are referred to as Gynaecological Carcinomas. Ovarian cancer is the most severe type of Gynaecological Carcinomas. It is often referred to as “silent disease”…

Cancer Treatment Options: Surgery vs Chemo

Cancer Treatment

It can be difficult to accept the diagnosis of gynaecological cancer, and one of the first questions that many women have is: “What treatment is best for me?” Treatment options for gynaecological cancers such as ovarian, cervical, uterine (endometrial), vulvar,…

Prevent Cancer Recurrence: Follow-up care

Prevent Cancer Recurrence

Prevent Cancer Recurrence is a major concern for women diagnosed with gynecologic cancer, even after completing treatment. However, for many women, recovery does not stop after surgery, chemotherapy or radiation therapy—there remains uncertainty and anxiety related to the potential recurrence…

Fertility After Cancer: Future pregnancy concerns

fertility after cancer

Receiving a diagnosis of gynaecological cancer can bring both emotional and physical challenges, especially regarding fertility after cancer. These concerns may be even greater for women who dream of becoming mothers in the future. Many younger women diagnosed with cervical,…

National Cancer Control Guidance  by Dr Priyanka Batra

Cancer Control

In India, gynaecological cancers, including cervical, ovarian, and uterine cancers, remain among the most prevalent health issues affecting women. Despite growing awareness, many cases are still diagnosed at advanced stages, highlighting significant gaps in effective cancer control. Strengthening cancer control…

Cervical Cancer Early Warning Signs

cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is a form of cancer that can be both treated and prevented if the cancer is caught early enough. Unfortunately, a lot of women tend to overlook early warning signs and will often believe that they are experiencing…