Overview
Sahayog Hospital's Department of Onco Sciences delivers complete cancer care through early detection, precise diagnosis, and personalised treatment plans. Our experienced team of medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists works with advanced technologies to offer chemotherapy, targeted therapies, and complex cancer surgeries. Each treatment is guided by evidence-based protocols to ensure accuracy and the highest standards of clinical care.
Beyond treatment, the department focuses on holistic recovery through rehabilitation, counselling, and continuous follow-up. With a compassionate, multidisciplinary approach, we aim to improve survival rates, minimise side effects, and enhance every patient's quality of life.
FAQ
No. Cancer is not contagious and cannot spread through touch, air, or food. Rarely, it could transfer via organ or tissue transplants, but the immune system usually prevents this.
Yes. Cancer treatments are not contagious. Patients can safely interact with family members and children at home without posing any risk.
Medical oncologists evaluate overall health, medical history, test results, and symptoms. Surgery is recommended only if it offers clear benefits and aligns with the patient's treatment plan.
Age alone doesn't prevent treatment. Doctors consider overall health and medical conditions. Many older patients benefit from therapy, though some illnesses may limit certain options.
Surgical oncologists treat cancers of the breast, colon, pancreas, liver, skin, soft tissues, sarcomas, and endocrine tumours. Sahayog Hospital also handles complex and reconstructive surgeries.