At Birmole Hospital, our Oncology Department provides comprehensive diagnosis, treatment and ongoing support for patients with different types of cancer. Our oncology specialists focus on accurate evaluation, personalised treatment planning and coordinated care throughout every stage of the cancer journey.
Whether you have a suspicious lump, abnormal screening result, confirmed cancer diagnosis or require ongoing cancer treatment, our team works closely with surgeons, pathologists, radiologists and other specialists to provide timely and patient-centred care.
Cancer Diagnosis & Staging
Detailed evaluation, imaging and biopsy review to identify the cancer type, location and stage.
Personalised Cancer Treatment
Individual treatment plans based on the cancer type, stage, overall health and treatment goals.
Supportive & Follow-Up Care
Ongoing symptom management, treatment monitoring and follow-up support during and after cancer care.
Cancer Evaluation & Diagnosis
Detailed assessment of symptoms, imaging and biopsy reports to confirm and understand cancer.
Chemotherapy
Personalised anti-cancer treatment using medicines selected according to the cancer type and stage.
Targeted Therapy
Treatment designed to act on specific changes or features within certain cancer cells.
Immunotherapy
Specialised treatment that supports the immune system in recognising and fighting cancer cells.
Hormonal Therapy
Treatment for hormone-sensitive cancers such as selected breast and prostate cancers.
Cancer Pain Management
Medical support to reduce pain, discomfort and other symptoms associated with cancer.
Supportive Cancer Care
Management of nausea, fatigue, appetite changes, infections and treatment-related side effects.
Cancer Follow-Up & Surveillance
Regular monitoring after treatment to assess recovery and identify possible recurrence early.
Cancer can affect different organs and may present through a lump, unexplained weight loss, persistent pain, unusual bleeding or changes in normal body functions. Our oncology specialists carefully review each patient’s diagnosis and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.
Our specialists provide evidence-based treatment for different cancer types, stages and patient needs.
Oncologists coordinate with surgeons, radiologists, pathologists and other specialists for comprehensive care.
Every treatment plan is developed according to the diagnosis, cancer stage and overall health.
Access to laboratory tests, imaging and pathology services supports timely evaluation and treatment planning.
Suitable patients may receive chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy or hormonal treatment.
Patients receive guidance about symptoms, nutrition, side effects, recovery and regular follow-up care.
Step 1
Book
Schedule a consultation with our experienced oncology care specialist today.
Step 2
Check-In
Share your symptoms, medical history, medicines, biopsy and previous reports.
Step 3
Consult
Our oncologist evaluates you and recommends necessary diagnostic tests.
Step 4
Follow-Up
Receive clear guidance about treatment, medicines, recovery and follow-up care.
You should consult an oncologist after an abnormal cancer screening, suspicious lump, concerning scan, confirmed biopsy result or when cancer treatment has been recommended.
No. Treatment depends on the cancer type, stage, biological features and overall health. Some patients may require surgery, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy or hormonal therapy instead.
Tests may include blood investigations, imaging scans, biopsy review, molecular testing and organ-function assessments. These help the oncologist select a safe and suitable treatment plan.
Side effects vary according to the medicines used and may include nausea, fatigue, appetite changes, hair loss or reduced immunity. Your care team will provide medicines and guidance to manage them.
Chemotherapy affects rapidly dividing cells, while targeted therapy acts on specific features or changes within certain cancer cells. Suitability depends on the cancer’s characteristics.
The follow-up schedule depends on the cancer type, stage and treatment received. Regular visits may include examinations, blood tests and imaging to monitor recovery and detect recurrence.