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    Breast Cancer Treatment at Yashoda Hospitals

    Breast cancer, a condition characterized by the abnormal growth of cells in the breast, can affect men and women. This condition can manifest as a benign and irregular mass of excessive tissue growth (tumors) that may spread (metastasise) to other body parts through the lymphatic system or bloodstream. A multi-pronged approach is often deployed to treat such diseases, including open surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and hormone therapy.

    At Yashoda Hospitals, our expert surgical oncologists are committed to providing the most advanced and effective treatment options. Our comprehensive surgical approach involves scarless, minimally invasive surgical techniques to minimize patient discomfort and expedite recovery. In certain scenarios, we utilize an advanced approach, such as hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC), combined with various traditional means.

    Our goal is not only to eradicate cancer but also to preserve the patient’s quality of life through these intricate surgical techniques and reconstructive procedures that aim to restore the natural appearance of the breast.

    What’s the current Breast Cancer Treatment Cost in India?

    Depending on the treatment package, success rate, severity of the ailment, medications necessary, and many other considerations, the current breast cancer treatment cost in India varies immensely from Rs. 1,00,000 to Rs. 4,50,000. The breast cancer treatment cost is approximately Rs. 2,00,000.

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    Who Needs Breast Cancer Surgery?

    • Pregnant women in need of radiation therapy.
    • Serious connective tissue diseases such as lupus or scleroderma.
    • Inflammatory breast cancer.
    • Previously treated breast with radiation therapy.
    • Women who cannot have radiation therapy.
    • Cancer in different parts of the breast that are not close together alters breast appearance.
    • Prefers cancer tissue excision rather than radiation therapy.
    • When radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy do not prove useful.
    • Individuals diagnosed with stage I or II (early phases) of breast cancer.
    • Individuals with benign cancers located in the breast’s milk ducts
    • If the tumors are small and confined to a single breast area with no spread.
    • The individuals who are eligible for radiation therapy.
    • When a tumour is bigger than 5 cm or larger than the breast size.
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    Types of Breast Cancer Surgery

        1. 1. Lumpectomy (Breast Conservation Surgery): It is recommended for removing smaller tumours. During this surgery, the surgeon may remove the tumour and a small margin of surrounding healthy tissue with a local wide excision.
        2. 2 .Mastectomy. A mastectomy is an operation mostly performed to remove all the breast tissue, nipple, areola, some part of the skin, and some superficial fascia of the chest muscles. With mastectomy, new surgeries constantly evolve to improve breast aesthetics. e.g., skin-sparing mastectomy and nipple-sparing mastectomy.
        3. 3. Sentinel Node Biopsy Procedure: It’s a diagnostic breast cancer procedure utilized to determine the cancer spread within the patient’s lymphatic system and lymph nodes.
          Axillary Lymph Node Dissection Procedure: It’s a sentinel lymph node dissection procedure combined with additional removal of lymph nodes from your armpits, utilized when cancer is detected during the sentinel procedure.
        4. 4. Lumpectomy (Breast Conservation Surgery): It is recommended for removing smaller tumours. During this surgery, the surgeon may remove the tumour and a small margin of surrounding healthy tissue with a local wide excision.
        5. 5. Mastectomy. A mastectomy is an operation mostly performed to remove all the breast tissue, nipple, areola, some part of the skin, and some superficial fascia of the chest muscles. With mastectomy, new surgeries constantly evolve to improve breast aesthetics. e.g., skin-sparing mastectomy and nipple-sparing mastectomy.
        6. 6.Sentinel Node Biopsy Procedure: It’s a diagnostic breast cancer procedure utilized to determine the cancer spread within the patient’s lymphatic system and lymph nodes.
        7. 7. Axillary Lymph Node Dissection Procedure: It’s a sentinel lymph node dissection procedure combined with additional removal of lymph nodes from your armpits, utilized when cancer is detected during the sentinel procedure.
        8. 8. Contralateral Prophylactic Mastectomy: Some women choose to remove both breast tissues when they have a higher risk of cancer in both breasts due to hereditary factors.
        9. 9. Radiation Therapy: This procedure is performed for stage 1 or 2 tumours and involves high-energy radiation that targets the affected breast tissues while causing the least damage to healthy tissue. Whereas, the same applies to hormone therapy and targeted therapy.
        10. 10. Lumpectomy (Breast Conservation Surgery): It is recommended for removing smaller tumours. During this surgery, the surgeon may remove the tumour and a small margin of surrounding healthy tissue with a local wide excision.
        11. 11. Mastectomy. A mastectomy is an operation mostly performed to remove all the breast tissue, nipple, areola, some part of the skin, and some superficial fascia of the chest muscles. With mastectomy, new surgeries constantly evolve to improve breast aesthetics. e.g., skin-sparing mastectomy and nipple-sparing mastectomy.
        12. 12.Sentinel Node Biopsy Procedure: It’s a diagnostic breast cancer procedure utilized to determine the cancer spread within the patient’s lymphatic system and lymph nodes.
        13. 13. Axillary Lymph Node Dissection Procedure: It’s a sentinel lymph node dissection procedure combined with additional removal of lymph nodes from your armpits, utilized when cancer is detected during the sentinel procedure.
        14. 14. Contralateral Prophylactic Mastectomy: Some women choose to remove both breast tissues when they have a higher risk of cancer in both breasts due to hereditary factors.
        15. 15. Radiation Therapy: This procedure is performed for stage 1 or 2 tumours and involves high-energy radiation that targets the affected breast tissues while causing the least damage to healthy tissue. Whereas, the same applies to hormone therapy and targeted therapy.Some women choose to remove both breast tissues when they have a higher risk of cancer in both breasts due to hereditary factors.
        16. 16. Radiation Therapy: This procedure is performed for stage 1 or 2 tumours and involves high-energy radiation that targets the affected breast tissues while causing the least damage to healthy tissue. Whereas, the same applies to hormone therapy and targeted therapy.
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    Factors Affecting the Breast Surgery Cost

    • Hospital’s location, reputation, infrastructure, and facilities.
    • Stage of the cancer.
    • Hospital admission fee.
    • Choice of room accommodated.
    • The type of procedure selected.
    • Medical condition and age of the patient.
    • The complexity of the condition.
    • Expertise and experience of an oncologist and radiologist
    • Diagnostics and screening tests, and consultation charges.
    • Cost of medication.
    • Insurance and policy coverage.
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    Types of Breast Cancers

    There are 4 most common types of breast cancer:

      1. 1. Invasive ductal carcinoma: This type accounts for 70%–80% of all breast cancer conditions. This starts in the duct, slowly spreads and surrounds the breast tissue, and eventually metastasises to other body parts.
      2. 2. Invasive Lobar Carcinoma: This cancer accounts for only 5%–10% of the overall breast cancer cases, making it very difficult to detect on mammograms and other tests. This appears in lobules and can spread around the breast tissues.
      3. 3. Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCIS): This cancer begins as a tiny lump, does not spread, and accounts for only 20% of newly detected breast cancers.
        Lobular Carcinoma In Situ (LCIS): It is highly visible and does not spread.
      4. 4.Lobular Carcinoma In Situ (LCIS): It is highly visible and does not spread.
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    How Breast Cancer Surgeries are performed?

    Breast cancer treatment is a two-parter surgery. Firstly, a breast diagnosis is performed with a combination of several tests, such as:

    • To detect cancerous lumps in or around the breasts, a physical examination, mammography, or ultrasound is used.
    • MRI and PET scans deeper to provide the condition’s complexity.
    • Once the tissue is detected, it is excised using a biopsy technique.

    Breast cancer is directly dependent on the stage of breast cancer and the extent of its spread, and the patient frequently receives many treatments. An oncologist can settle with:

    • High-energy rays destroy cancer cells with radiation therapy.
    • Preventing cancer cells from gaining access to release hormones they need to develop with hormonal therapy.
    • An excision of complete tissue from the breast.
    • Minimizing the size of the cancer with the help of specific medications with chemotherapy
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    Benefits of Breast Cancer Surgery

    • Imparts a better quality of life.
    • It helps relieve cancer symptoms faster.
    • Chemotherapy is not so demanding; it can be performed before or after the surgery.
    • 24X7 care coordinator.
    • Reduces the risk of breast cancer.
    • Eliminates the risk of mammograms or radiotherapy after the surgery.
    • It highly decreases the rates of cancer recurrence.
    • Offers higher cosmetic outcomes.
    • Provide options for breast reconstruction.
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    Post-Surgical Care and Recovery Phase

    • Avoid heavy lifting for the first few weeks.
    • Keep the surgical area clean and dry.
    • Take 1-2 days of complete bed rest post-discharge.
    • Take the medications as prescribed.
    • Avoid taking hot baths for a few weeks.
    • Restrict yourself from extreme arm movements.
    • Perform shoulder and arm physiotherapy as surgeons suggest.
    • Take a short-spanned and cardio exercises every day.
    • Wear supportive bras as advised.
    • Avoid driving, smoking, or any strenuous tasks.
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    Make an Informed Decision About Cancer Surgery Costs

    A breast cancer surgery cost may vary depending on several factors, including the hospital, type of surgery performed, patient’s medical condition, and surgeon involved. For the most accurate and up-to-date cost information, it’s advisable to consult hospitals in your vicinity.

    At Yashoda Hospitals, our expert oncologists and interventional radiologists are here to discuss your options in detail, helping you make informed decisions. Additionally, healthcare insurance may partly cover the breast cancer treatment cost, so it’s essential to check with your insurance provider. You can also explore a government subsidy or policy that may assist in managing breast cancer surgery costs at Yashoda hospitals.

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    Why Choose Yashoda Hospitals

    Yashoda Hospitals is committed to providing world-class treatment for patients from across the globe. With the unique combination of state-of-the-art technology, intuitive care, and clinical excellence, we are the healthcare destination for thousands of international patients in India.

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    Comprehensive Care

    On the journey to good health, we understand that it is important for you to feel at home. We plan out all aspects of your trip.

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    Expert Doctors

    Experienced specialists perform non-invasive and minimally invasive surgeries to provide the best treatment for international patients.

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    Cutting-Edge Technology

    Our hospitals are equipped with advanced technology to perform a wide range of procedures and treatments.

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    Clinical Excellence

    We deliver excellence by delivering quick and efficient healthcare and through pioneering research that helps all our future.patients.

    Our Locations

    • Malakpet Location

      Malakpet

    • Somajiguda Location

      Somajiguda

    • Secunderabad Location

      Secunderabad

    • Hitec City Location

      Hitec City

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    FAQ's

    There are several ways to prevent breast cancer, as it differs from one person to another, but the most common ones persist, such as keeping body weight in check, consuming a healthy, balanced diet, quitting smoking, avoiding birth control pills at all costs and hormone therapy for menopause, and breastfeeding as much as possible.

    When various breast cells experience genetic mutations, they grow and multiply out of control, forming an irregular mass known as a tumour. This can happen due to various reasons, like genetic mutation, long-term radiation exposure, lifestyle decisions, past reproductive history, and age factors, all of which contribute to breast cancer.

    Depending on the treatment package, success rate, the severity of the ailment, medications necessary, and many other considerations, the current breast cancer treatment cost in India varies immensely from Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 2,20,000. The stage 1 breast cancer treatment cost is approximately Rs. 1,50,000.

    Although stage 3 breast cancer is regarded as advanced, it is not yet at the point where the cancer spreads to other body parts by lymphatic or blood drainage. Therefore, stage 3 breast cancer can be cured and has a nearly 81% survival rate.

    Based on people’s different levels of pain threshold, they can perceive pain on different levels, and therefore, after breast cancer treatment, patients may experience short-lived pain.

    Breast cancers that are early detected and stage 1, 2, & 3 breast cancers can be cured with 75%-100% success rates.

    Chemotherapy may lead to nerve damage and can cause discomfort and pain during or after chemotherapy. These symptoms easily vanish after the treatment ends, but rarely do they linger around for a few months and then subside.

    Most people do live longer, healthier, and happier after breast cancer treatment, with rare instances where late side effects like major sexual dysfunction, chronic chest pain, or mental fogginess can stay for months or years after the treatment ends.