Head And Neck Oncology in Indore
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Head and Neck cancers represent a significant health concern, particularly prevalent in the Indian subcontinent. Tobacco consumption in various forms, including smoking and chewing paan, ghutaka, and supari, stands as the primary risk factor for these cancers. Additionally, alcohol consumption, a diet lacking in fruits and vegetables, a weakened immune system, and a family history of cancer contribute to the heightened risk. Recognizable symptoms include non-healing ulcers, red or white patches in the mouth or throat, jaw swelling, prolonged throat irritation, difficulty swallowing, altered speech, the presence of a lump in the neck, and significant weight loss. Timely evaluation and assessment by an expert oncologist are imperative for early diagnosis and the formulation of effective treatment strategies. Common diagnostic tests such as biopsy, CT scan, MRI, and chest X-ray aid in accurate diagnosis.
Our expertise encompasses a comprehensive range of head and neck tumors, covering nasal, paranasal sinus, maxillary, and facial tumors. We specialize in addressing oral cavity tumors affecting regions like the cheek (buccal mucosa), tongue, and lower jaw bone (mandible), along with salivary gland tumors and neck tumors including thyroid, parathyroid, and paraganglioma. Additionally, our services extend to treating nasopharynx, oropharynx tumors, and larynx and hypopharynx tumors, incorporating advanced techniques such as microlaryngeal laser surgery. Furthermore, we provide specialized rehabilitation programs for speech and swallowing disorders.
Choose Dr. Sanjog Jaiswal for his unparalleled expertise in head and neck oncology, demonstrated commitment to personalized patient care, and multidisciplinary approach ensuring comprehensive treatment from diagnosis to recovery. Dr. Jaiswal’s extensive experience and innovative treatment modalities guarantee optimal outcomes for his patients.
Tobacco consumption, alcohol consumption, poor diet, weakened immune system, and family history contribute to the risk.
Symptoms include non-healing ulcers, patches in the mouth or throat, jaw swelling, difficulty swallowing, altered speech, neck lumps, and weight loss.
Diagnosis involves a thorough evaluation by an oncologist and may include biopsy, CT scan, MRI, and chest X-ray.
Treatment options include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy, tailored to individual patient needs