Best Cervical cancer Hospital in India

37+ specialist doctors
20+ years of experience
15000+ new patients annually

37+ specialist doctors
20+ years of experience
15000+ new patients annually

Why Choose Max Hospital

Max Hospital, India, is one of the best cervical cancer hospitals in India. We provide unparalleled patient care and hospital experience in India for cervical cancer. We have top-notch specialists and cutting- edge technology under one roof, thus ensuring quality treatment to patients.

Experienced team- We have highly skilled Max Hospital, India, specialists with experience of 20+ years.
Clinical Excellence- We have proven experience in handling even the most complicated cases accurately and precisely.
State-of-the-art technology- We have the latest technologies for diagnosing and treating cases with unconventional methods.
Personalised care- At Max Hospital, India, we provide quality treatment to each patient as per the individual requirement to ensure personalised care.
Stringent infection control- We follow strict protocols for infection control to prevent complications.

People from following locations visit Max Hospital, India: Ethiopia, Myanmar, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Yemen, Uganda, Tanzania, Nepal, Uzbekistan, Oman, Iraq, Kenya

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer is a cancer type that starts in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus.

What causes cervical cancer?

The primary culprit behind cervical cancer is the human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection.

Who is at risk of developing cervical cancer?

Women who are sexually active and exposed to HPV face the highest risk of cervical cancer. Additional risk factors encompass smoking, a compromised immune system, multiple childbirths, and a family history of the disease.

What are the symptoms of cervical cancer?

In its early stages, cervical cancer may remain asymptomatic. As it progresses, symptoms may manifest, including abnormal vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain, pain during sexual intercourse, post-coital bleeding, recurrent urinary infections, and foul-smelling vaginal discharge.

How is cervical cancer diagnosed?

Typically, cervical cancer diagnosis involves a Pap test, which entails collecting cervix cells for microscopic examination. A biopsy may also be performed for confirmation.

Can cervical cancer be prevented?

Vaccination against HPV and routine cervical cancer screenings are effective preventive measures.

How is cervical cancer treated?

Treatment options encompass surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or a combination thereof.

What are the stages of cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer staging depends on its extent and spread:

Stage 0: Confined to the top layer of cervical cells.
Stage I: Limited to the cervix, without nearby tissue invasion.
Stage II: Spreading to nearby tissues but not distant organs.
Stage III: Affecting the lower vagina or pelvic wall but not distant organs.
Stage IV: Spread to distant organs like the bladder or rectum.

What is an HPV test?

It detects the presence of the human papillomavirus (HPV) in cervical cell samples.

How often should women get an HPV test?

The American Cancer Society recommends women aged 30 and older receive an HPV test in conjunction with a Pap test every five years.

What is the HPV Vaccine?

The HPV vaccine guards against certain cancer-causing HPV types, including those linked to cervical cancer.

How effective is the HPV vaccine?

The HPV vaccine is highly effective against HPV strains causing cervical cancer and other cancers.

How can women lower their cervical cancer risk?

Practising safe sex, quitting smoking, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and undergoing regular Pap and HPV tests can reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

Can cervical cancer be detected early?

Yes, regular Pap and HPV tests enable early detection of cervical cancer.

How important is early detection of cervical cancer?

Early detection is crucial for better treatment outcomes in cervical cancer cases.

Can cervical cancer be genetic?

A genetic component may exist, as those with a family history of cervical cancer face increased risk.

Can cervical cancer be prevented with early detection?

Regular screening and prompt treatment of abnormalities detected can often prevent cervical cancer.

Is cervical cancer more common in specific age groups?

Cervical cancer is most frequently diagnosed in women aged 35 to 44.

Can cervical cancer spread to other body parts?

Yes, if left untreated, cervical cancer can spread to other body parts.

What is the most effective cervical cancer treatment?

Treatment efficacy depends on the cancer stage, tumour size, location, and overall health.

Can alternative therapies treat cervical cancer?

Scientific evidence does not support alternative therapies as primary cervical cancer treatments, but they may complement conventional methods

How important is follow-up care after cervical cancer treatment?

Follow-up care is vital for monitoring recurrence and managing treatment side effects.

Can cervical cancer be prevented completely?

Regular screening, vaccination, and a healthy lifestyle can significantly reduce cervical cancer risk.

What's the most important step for women to protect against cervical cancer?

Regular Pap and HPV tests, safe sex practices, and HPV vaccination are paramount for cervical cancer prevention.

Review

Reviewed by Dr. Kanika Gupta, Senior Director – Surgical Oncology (Gynae & Robotic Surgery), Vaishali, Patparganj and Noida on 25-Sep-2023.