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Specialist Breast Cancer Surgeons

GHATKOPAR
Dr. Jay R. Anam

Consultant Surgical Oncologist

DNB, M.Ch. Surgical Oncology
(Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai), Fellowship in Breast Cancer Surgery and Oncoplasty
(Centre Oscar Lambret, France)

Specialization

Breast Oncosurgery, Aesthetic Breast Surgery & Oncoplasty

VASHI
Dr. Karishma Kirti

Consultant Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon

MBBS, MS, FEBS
HBNI Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship
(Tata Memorial Hospital)
Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Fellowship
(L'institut du Sein, Paris)
EBSQ Breast Fellow (Belgium HQ)

Specialization

Breast Oncosurgery, Aesthetic Breast Surgery & Oncoplasty

ANDHERI
Dr. Niharika Garach

Consultant Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon

MBBS, MS, M.Ch. Surgical Oncology
(Cancer Institute, Chennai)

Specialization

Breast Oncosurgery, Aesthetic Breast Surgery & Oncoplasty

ANDHERI
Dr. Ridhima Bindlish

Consultant Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon

MBBS, MS
Fellowship in Breast Surgical Oncology
(Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai)

Specialization

Breast Oncosurgery, Aesthetic Breast Surgery & Oncoplasty

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Advanced Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnostic Tests

Breast Ultrasound

A machine that uses sound waves to make pictures, called sonograms, of areas inside the breast.

Diagnostic Mammogram

If you have a problem in your breast, such as lumps, or if an area of the breast looks abnormal on a screening mammogram, doctors may have you get a diagnostic mammogram.

Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

A kind of body scan that uses a magnet linked to a computer. The MRI scan will make detailed pictures of areas inside the breast.

Biopsy

This is a test that removes tissue or fluid from the breast to be looked at under a microscope and do more testing.

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OPD TIMINGS

GHATKOPAR

Dr. Jay R. Anam

DAYS

TUE, THU, SAT

TIMINGS

5 PM TO 7 PM

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ANDHERI

Dr. Niharika Garach

Dr. Ridhima Bindlish

DAYS

MON-SAT

TIMINGS

5 PM TO 7 PM

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VASHI

Dr. Karishma Kirti

DAYS

MON, THU

TIMINGS

9 AM TO 1 PM

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Most Common Queries of
Breast Cancer Patients

What are the early signs of breast cancer?

Knowledge is power when it comes to breast cancer, so it's important to be aware of the early signs and symptoms. One of the earliest breast cancer symptoms is a breast lump that can be seen or felt during a self breast exam.

Other breast cancer symptoms include changes in breast size or shape, dimpling or puckering of the breast skin, nipple discharge (other than breast milk), redness or scaliness of the nipple or breast skin, and a nipple that has been pulled inward.

Additionally, swelling in the underarm area and breast pain that is not related to the menstrual cycle might indicate breast cancer. Of course, none of these symptoms necessarily mean you have breast cancer; however, if any of them are present, you should seek prompt medical attention for proper diagnosis.

How often should I get a breast cancer screening?

Breast cancer screenings are important for women to ensure the early detection and successful treatment of breast cancer. How often a woman should get screened depends on a variety of factors; it is always best to consult with healthcare professionals who specialize breast cancer screening.

Generally speaking, breast cancer screening typically begins in the mid-20s age range and includes self-examinations of the breast tissue, clinical breast exams by a doctor, and mammograms. Starting at age 40 (sometimes earlier if directed by a doctor), mammograms should be done annually or as often as directed by a medical professional. After age 50, women should have mammograms every year regardless of their breast cancer risk factors.

Women with higher risk factors may need additional breast imaging tests such as MRI or ultrasound, which should also be discussed between doctors and patients. All women check with their healthcare provider to determine what screenings are right for them based on individual needs and breast cancer risk factors. It is important that women proactively engage in conversations with their health care providers so they can make informed decisions regarding breast cancer prevention, early detection and treatment options.

How much does breast cancer treatment cost in Mumbai?

Breast cancer diagnosis and treatment can be a daunting process, with costs ranging depending on the type of breast cancer and the extent of treatment needed. In Mumbai, breast cancer treatment costs vary but are generally on the higher end, due to the city's high standards for healthcare.

A breast cancer screening and detailed diagnostic procedure will generally start at Rs 20000-30000. If breast cancer is detected, additional testing may need to be done to determine the best course of action. Depending on the size and stage of breast cancer, surgery can cost upwards of Rs 50000, radiation therapy between Rs 80,000-2,00,000. Additionally, chemotherapy treatments average around Rs 30,000 - 50,000 per cycle, while hormonal treatments could range from Rs 15,000-25,000 per month.

The exact cost of breast cancer treatment will depend on factors such as where you avail treatment, as well as diagnosed stage and specific needs for individual patients.

To get a better idea of costs associated with breast cancer treatment in Mumbai, it is recommended that one consults with their doctor for a detailed assessment. With proper care and affordability options available at some centers in Mumbai, breast cancer does not have to be a daunting journey. Knowing what to expect out of breast diagnosis and treatment can help alleviate any worries related to medical expenses and provide peace of mind during this difficult time.

How do I prepare for a breast cancer test?

One of the most important steps in breast cancer treatment is to get a breast cancer test. This can help identify breast cancer early, when it’s easier to treat. Before your test, it’s important to prepare yourself mentally and physically for the procedure. First, consult with your doctor about any medications you are taking and be sure to relay any breast-related symptoms or changes.

You should also plan on wearing comfortable clothing—you may need to undress completely above your waist during the test—and avoid wearing a bra or certain undergarments if they contain metal components.

Additionally, if you take part in breast self-examination regularly, you should be aware that breast tissue often looks different just before or after a mammogram. Lastly, if someone close to you is joining you for support on the day of your test, make sure they understand what will happen throughout the procedure so they can be better prepared to support you during this time. By taking these steps before your breast cancer test, you can help make the process go as smoothly as possible so your diagnosis and treatment can begin as soon as possible.

How much does a breast cancer screening cost in Mumbai?

Breast cancer is a serious, but largely treatable disease that affects thousands of people each year, and one of the most important steps in successfully treating breast cancer is early detection. As such, breast cancer screenings can provide invaluable information to both medical professionals and breast cancer patients alike. In Mumbai, breast cancer screenings are available at a range of different costs depending on the type of provider and the specific tests or procedures involved.

Generally speaking, however, breast cancer screening costs in Mumbai tend to be quite reasonable; for instance, some centers offer mammograms for as little as INR 800-1000. However, it's important to remember that breast cancer symptoms don't always present themselves in easily recognisable ways; seeking regular breast cancer screenings from qualified professionals is therefore a crucial part of positive breast health.

Screening costs may vary from center to center but are ultimately small prices to pay when considering the potential consequences of undiagnosed breast cancer.

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