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Tobacco, Genetics, or Diet—What Really Causes Oral Cancer?
If you consume tobacco, you may already know about its link with oral cancer. While tobacco remains one of the strongest preventable risk factors, genetics, alcohol, diet, infections, and lifestyle choices can also influence your risk. Understanding the true causes of...
Palliative Lung Radiation: How Low-Dose Therapy Relieves Severe Coughing and Chest Pain
Low-dose palliative radiation therapy helps relieve persistent coughing, chest pain, and other distressing symptoms by shrinking tumours that press on or irritate nearby airways and chest structures, improving breathing and overall comfort. A lung cancer doctor may...
Found A Breast Lump? What It Could Mean and When To Consult A Breast Cancer Doctor
Finding a breast lump can be alarming. While many breast masses are non-cancerous and linked to hormonal changes, cysts, or benign growths, every new or unusual lump deserves medical evaluation. Early diagnosis plays a vital role in identifying the cause and ensuring...
Does Every Brain Tumour Mean Cancer? Benign vs Malignant Brain Tumours Explained
A brain tumour develops when abnormal cells grow inside the brain or nearby structures. Some remain non-cancerous and slow-growing, while others behave aggressively and require specialised medical care. Dr Mukti Mukherjee, a highly experienced brain tumour...
Smoking, Alcohol, HPV—Understanding the Real Causes of Throat Cancer
Throat cancer is no longer limited to smokers or older men. Younger and non-smoking patients are being diagnosed too, raising urgent questions. Smoking, alcohol, and HPV are key risk factors for throat cancer, but infection, immunity, and chronic...
Radiation Therapy for Uterine Cancer: When Surgery Alone Is Not Enough
Surgery for uterine cancer can remove the visible tumour, but not always the invisible threat. Clean reports can still hide microscopic disease. A uterine cancer doctor recommends radiation therapy when surgery cannot eliminate residual or high-risk cells,...
Heavy Bleeding After Menopause? Don’t Ignore This Sign
Bleeding after menopause is never “just hormonal” and never something to watch quietly. For many women, it is the earliest alarm bell of uterine disease, including cancer. Consulting an experienced uterine cancer doctor in Kolkata at the first sign of abnormal...
Cervical Cancer: Understanding the Stages and Empowering Your Treatment Choices
Cervical cancer is staged from 0 to IV based on tumour size and depth of invasion. While early stages (I-IIA) are often treated with surgery or targeted radiation, advanced stages (IIB-IV) require a combination of chemotherapy and high-precision radiation...
Is Modern Radiation More Accurate? A Clear Guide to IGRT, IMRT, and SBRT
Modern radiation today focuses on accuracy rather than intensity. Newer approaches like IGRT, IMRT, and SBRT help doctors deliver treatment to the intended area with greater control, while limiting impact on surrounding healthy tissue. This is why many patients and...
Life After Cancer: How a Survivor Can Overcome Fear, Fatigue, and Emotional Breakdown
For most cancer survivors, the end of treatment is not relief—it is exposure. Life resumes fast. Offices expect attendance, families expect strength, neighbours expect gratitude. Yet many survivors quietly struggle through what doctors describe as life after...
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