For Patients & Families

Clear guidance, thoughtful care and support at every stage.

Understanding a cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming. This page explains what to expect, what to bring and how your consultation and treatment journey may be planned.

Clear explanations Diagnosis and treatment options discussed simply
Personalised planning Care designed around your condition and priorities
Family support Guidance for caregivers throughout treatment
Before Your First Visit

Please bring the available reports and medical information.

  • Biopsy or FNAC report
  • CT, MRI, PET-CT or ultrasound reports
  • Previous prescriptions and treatment records
  • Current medicines and allergy details
  • Identity and insurance documents
Need help preparing? Call +91 91604 91645
Do Not Ignore Persistent Symptoms

Seek specialist evaluation when symptoms continue for more than three weeks.

Persistent mouth ulcer Neck swelling Voice change Difficulty swallowing Unexplained weight loss Persistent throat pain
Your Care Journey

What to expect from consultation to recovery.

Every patient’s condition is different, but most treatment journeys follow a clear and coordinated sequence.

01

Specialist Consultation

Your symptoms, reports, scans, medical history and concerns are reviewed in detail.

02

Diagnosis & Staging

Additional imaging, biopsy review or tests may be advised to understand the condition fully.

03

Treatment Planning

Surgery and other treatment options are explained, including expected benefits and recovery.

04

Recovery & Follow-up

Rehabilitation, wound care, nutrition and long-term monitoring are planned carefully.

Prepare for Your Appointment

A little preparation helps make the consultation more useful.

Bring your reports in date order and write down the questions you want to ask. A family member may accompany you if that helps you feel more comfortable.

  • Carry original reports and copies where possible
  • List all current medicines and previous illnesses
  • Write down symptoms and when they started
  • Bring a family member or caregiver if needed
  • Note your questions before the consultation
Questions You May Ask

Important points to discuss during your consultation.

01

What is the exact diagnosis and stage?

02

What treatment options are suitable for me?

03

How will treatment affect speech, swallowing or appearance?

04

What recovery time and follow-up will be required?

Support Beyond Surgery

Recovery involves more than the operation itself.

01

Nutrition Support

Guidance for maintaining strength before and after treatment, including feeding support when required.

02

Speech & Swallow Therapy

Rehabilitation planning to help restore communication, swallowing and confidence.

03

Pain & Symptom Care

Support for pain, wound care, breathing difficulty and other treatment-related concerns.

04

Family Guidance

Clear instructions for caregivers about medicines, diet, follow-up and warning signs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions before consultation and surgery.

Do I need a confirmed biopsy before consultation?

No. You can consult with available reports and scans. Additional tests may be advised after examination.

Can I send reports before travelling?

Yes. Reports may be shared through the coordination desk for preliminary review and appointment guidance.

Will surgery affect speech or swallowing?

The effect depends on the tumour location and surgery required. Function-preserving and reconstructive options are considered wherever clinically suitable.

How long will I remain in hospital?

Hospital stay varies by procedure. Many major head and neck surgeries require approximately five to seven days, while some procedures may require less or more time.

Can a family member stay involved in the discussion?

Yes. Family participation is encouraged when the patient is comfortable with it.

Take the Next Step

Have a diagnosis, a report or a symptom you are worried about?

Book a specialist consultation and bring the available reports for review.

Book Specialist Consultation
Clinic Location

Visit the Clinic

Consultations are scheduled by prior appointment. Contact the clinic team to receive the complete hospital address, visiting instructions and appointment timing.

City Kolkata, West Bengal, India
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