Dr. Arun Pandey

Even though finishing breast cancer surgery feels like an end to many patients, it usually means only the beginning of a whole new phase. Recovery, reconstruction, and psychological rehabilitation take place over several months. Knowing what one can expect from the best cancer doctor can make the process much clearer. Recovery Process: What to Expect During the First Weeks It is usual to feel exhausted and aching and to find it hard to move your arms after surgery. Lack of physical strength and energy drains will be common during the first week or two. Everyday things such as reaching for a cup of water or combing your hair may become difficult.  In about three to four weeks, most of the patients experience improvement in their condition. However, the recovery period may be prolonged if the surgery included removal of lymph nodes. Physiotherapy at the appropriate time is extremely important in this case. Understanding Reconstruction Methods Not everyone will want reconstruction of ...

It is recommended to visit an expert oncologist in case of recurring urinary problems or any abnormality. This would help in the early diagnosis of different types of urological cancers. What Are Urological Cancers? Urological cancer is a type of cancer that develops in organs of the urinary tract and male reproductive tract. The common types of this cancer include kidney, bladder, prostate, and testicle cancer, and they require special diagnosis and treatment. Kidney Cancer The patient does not feel any symptoms when the kidney is at an early stage of cancer development. But with time, the symptoms of kidney cancer include blood in the urine, constant pain in the sides or back, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, or a lump near the kidney. Bladder and Prostate Cancer The symptoms of bladder cancer include painless blood in the urine, frequent visits to the bathroom, and discomfort while urinating. Prostate cancer has symptoms like difficulty urinating, weak urine flow, and increased fr...