Question 1

what is cost of Colorectal Cancer in India?

Accepted Answer

Colorectal Cancer Treatment cost in Gurgaon is between Rs.288600 to Rs.384800. Patient has to stay in the hospital for 4 days and outside the hospital for 30 days. The total cost of the treatment depends on the diagnosis and facilities opted by the patient.

Question 2

What is the price of Colorectal Cancer in other countries, compared to India?

Accepted Answer

Approximate price of Colorectal Cancer in other countries compared to India is: Turkey, USD 6,000 to USD 9,000, approximately 15% higher than India. Thailand, USD 9,600 to USD 14,400, approximately 85% higher than India. Aland Islands, USD 15,200 to USD 22,800, approximately 192% higher than India. Germany, USD 11,200 to USD 16,800, approximately 115% higher than India. Israel, USD 14,400 to USD 21,600, approximately 177% higher than India. Singapore, USD 28,000 to USD 42,000, approximately 438% higher than India. Malaysia, USD 10,400 to USD 15,600, approximately 100% higher than India.

Question 3

How much does Colorectal Cancer cost in different cities in India?

Accepted Answer

The price for Colorectal Cancer in different cities in India is approximately in the range of: New Delhi: Rs. 243,867 to Rs. 381,433, Gurgaon: Rs. 250,120 to Rs. 375,180, Noida: Rs. 234,488 to Rs. 390,813, Chennai: Rs. 250,120 to Rs. 359,548, Mumbai: Rs. 256,373 to Rs. 381,433, Bangalore: Rs. 243,867 to Rs. 368,927, Kolkata: Rs. 234,488 to Rs. 353,295, Jaipur: Rs. 218,855 to Rs. 350,168, Mohali: Rs. 225,108 to Rs. 531,505, Ahmedabad: Rs. 209,476 to Rs. 347,042, Hyderabad: Rs. 240,741 to Rs. 365,801

Question 4

About the treatment

Dr. Savin Yadav · Accepted Answer

a malignant tumor arising in the lining of the large intestine is known as colorectal cancer as it might arise from the colon or rectum. The colon is the large bowel at the end of the digestive tract and the rectum is the passageway. Generally affect older individuals and starts as a non-cancerous lump or polyp inside the colon. there are no specific signs and symptoms other than weightloss, loss of appetite, and feeling of heaviness even after passing stool.

Question 5

What is involved in the procedure

Dr. Savin Yadav · Accepted Answer

For the treatment of colon cancer, we have many options, for initial stage surgery is required based on the stage of cancer it can be polypectomy, endoscopic mucosal resection, laparoscopic removal of polyps. in advanced cases partial colectomy with lymph node dissection and sometimes an ostomy is done where a passage is created for passing stool. Later on chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted drug therapy, and immunotherapy are used as adjuvant treatment. Palliative care is important as the body has to accommodate after surgery.

Question 6

Who is the right doctor for this procedure

Dr. Savin Yadav · Accepted Answer

specialist doctor for treating colon cancer are General surgeons or gastroenterologists with Surgical and radiation oncologists.

Question 7

What is the usual success rate for this procedure

Dr. Savin Yadav · Accepted Answer

if we talk about five-year survival rate for benign colon cancer is around 90%, but in cases of metastasis, it is 63%. The contribution of regular screening is quite high in reducing the death rate and early diagnosis as well.

Question 8

Will removing the polyps cure the disease?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Polyps are often non-cancerous growths, but some can develop into cancer. Removing polyps can not only prevent colorectal cancer, but also reduce deaths from the disease for years, according to a new study.

Question 9

Is it possible that the polyps can “fall off” without having to surgically remove it?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

No polyps cannot fall or cure on its own. They turn cancerous if left untreated

Question 10

Can it be performed in any any age group?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Most polyps are protusions in th elining of the intestine. Surgery is recommend after the disease is is dectected in the age group 50 to 75 yrs. Screening of colon cancer is done at this age.

Question 11

How many days will I have to stay in hospital for my surgery?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Generally you are required to stay in the hospital for 3 to 4 days

Question 12

What is colon cancer?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Colon cancer is the type of cancer which starts in the colon or rectum. This cancer is being found in the tissues of the colon.

Question 13

What are the signs and symptoms of colon cancer?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Signs and symptoms of colon cancer includes diarrhoea or constipation, changes in stool consistency, blood in stool, bright red bleeding from rectum, abdominal pain, cramping, bloating, weakness, unexplained weight loss, iron deficiency anemia and irritable bowel syndrome.

Question 14

Is colon cancer easy to detect?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

With screening you can  find colon cancer at an earlier stage. With regular screening colon can be prevented, because a small polyp will take around 10 to 15 years before they will develop into cancer.

Question 15

How do you know if you had colon cancer early?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Some of the signs and symptoms of colon cancer includes rectal bleeding, fatigue, abdominal pain and unintentional weight loss.

Question 16

How early does colon cancer need to be detected?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Colon cancer should be detected early at an age of 50 but there is an increased risk in those people who have family history of colon cancer.

Question 17

What are some risk factors for colon cancer?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Some of the  risk factors of colon cancer includes lack of regular physical activity, diet low in fruits and vegetables, low-fiber diet, overweight and obesity, alcohol and tobacco use.

Question 18

Are there any restrictions after the procedure?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Be careful to avoid strenuous activity such as heavy exercise or lifting anything more than 20 pounds until you feel well, and your doctor gives his or her approval. Also, avoid taking baths or using hot tubs and swimming pools until your incisions have fully healed

Question 19

Will I be on some medications after the procedure?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Normally pain killers are given for 2 to 4 weeks after the procedure

Question 20

When will I have post-surgery follow up?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Follow-up visits for are usually scheduled every 3 to 6 months for the first 3 years and then every 6 months for the next 2 years. People treated for early stage cancer may be seen less often.

Question 21

When can I start walking, climbing stairs, and resume with my daily chores again?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

You can resume your daily chores on going home but you need to avoid strenous exercised and lifts.After 1 to 2 weeks, you may be able to get back to most of your normal routine, such as walking and working.

Question 22

Are there any chances of recurrence?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

Most recurrences will occur within 2 years of surgery and 90% by 5 years.

Question 23

What is the duration of surgery?

Ankika Arora · Accepted Answer

The surgery normally takes 1 to 4 hours

Question 24

Is colon cancer treatable?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Yes, colon cancer can be treated when it is being localized to the bowel. In most of the treatment option surgery is the only option

Question 25

Can colon cancer be treated with medicine?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Yes, colon cancer can be treated using drugs which can either be given orally or directly in the blood stream.  They are referred to as systematic treatment because they can directly reach the cancer cells almost all the body.

Question 26

Is colon cancer curable at Stage 3?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Colon cancer can be treated at stage three but there are only 40 percent chances of getting cure. Chemotherapy is being given after surgery in different stages of two, three and four because it has been shown to increase the survival rate.

Question 27

How is colon cancer usually treated?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Surgical resection is the treatment choice of colon cancer this surgery is usually done in removing the cancer completely throughout the surgery. Surgery is being done to remove the cancer completely and in reconstructing the bowel.

Question 28

How colon cancer is surgically treated?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Surgery is the removal of the tumor and some surrounding healthy tissue during an operation. It is often called surgical resection. This is the most common treatment for colorectal cancer. In surgery the part of healthy colon or rectum and the nearby lymph nodes are also removed.

Question 29

How colon cancer are being treated laproscopically?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

In laproscopic treatment, laproscopes are being passed into the abdomen region when the patient is under anaesthesia. The incision made in the surgery are smaller and the recovery time is short than the standard colon surgery.

Question 30

How colon cancer is being treated at late stage?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

When colon cancer spreads it will also spread to the lungs, brain, peritoneum (the lining of the abdominal cavity) and to the distant lymph nodes. If colon cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes but not to other parts of the body, surgery may be used followed by chemotherapy. When the disease has spread to distant sites, chemotherapy may be used as the primary treatment, especially if surgery is unlikely to cure the cancer. If the disease has spread in the form of a small number of distant tumors, surgery may be used to help cure the disease or extend the patient&rsquo;s lifespan.

Question 31

Can colon cancer be treated by endoscope?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Polyps are being removed safely during cancer treatment, some of the very large polyps are also remove without surgery by using a endoscope. If you have got large polyps then polypectomy is being used in removing polyps.

Question 32

What is the cost of tests for Colon Cancer Treatment?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

To diagnose colon cancer, a colonoscopy is done to examine the inside of your colon. Blood Tests can not determine if you have colon cancer, but it gives insight into your overall health, such as liver and kidney function tests. The package typically doesn&rsquo;t include the cost of these tests.

Question 33

Is the medicine cost included in the Colon Cancer Treatment package?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Colon cancer can be treated utilizing drugs, which can be given directly into the bloodstream or orally. These medicines are not covered in the package.

Question 34

Is there any post-treatment expense after getting Colon Cancer Treatment?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Chemotherapy may also be used after surgery (called adjuvant treatment) for about 6 months or depending on the severity of the cancer. After completing treatment for colorectal cancer, you should still see your doctor regularly to look for signs cancer has come back or spread. Doctor visitation or other procedures done are not covered in the treatment plan. After surgery, colonoscopies are performed every 3 to 6 months for 3 years.

Question 35

What’s the stay duration for the surgery and the cost?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Expect to stay in the hospital for 4 to 5 days after surgery, the cost of the stay is generally included in your package.

Question 36

Does Insurance cover the Colon Cancer treatment?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

Though most health insurance plans available cover Colon Cancer, some guidelines typically pay only for inpatient hospitalization and treatment at hospitals. They do not cover the entire cost of treatment. Please check with your provider before selecting a treatment plan.

Question 37

Are there cheaper options for Colon Cancer treatment?

Abhishek · Accepted Answer

A comprehensive treatment plan for colorectal cancer may include a range of complementary and alternative therapies including Acupuncture, herbal medicine, homeopathy, use of vitamins/minerals, medicinal teas, and lastly relaxation techniques.

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Frequently Asked Questions Related to Colorectal Cancer Treatment

Before the Procedure (10 Questions):

1 Will removing the polyps cure the disease?

2 Is it possible that the polyps can “fall off” without having to surgically remove it?

3 Can it be performed in any any age group?

4 How many days will I have to stay in hospital for my surgery?

5 What is colon cancer?

6 What are the signs and symptoms of colon cancer?

7 Is colon cancer easy to detect?

8 How do you know if you had colon cancer early?

9 How early does colon cancer need to be detected?

10 What are some risk factors for colon cancer?

During the Procedure (9 Questions):

1 What is the duration of surgery?

2 Is colon cancer treatable?

3 Can colon cancer be treated with medicine?

4 Is colon cancer curable at Stage 3?

5 How is colon cancer usually treated?

6 How colon cancer is surgically treated?

7 How colon cancer are being treated laproscopically?

8 How colon cancer is being treated at late stage?

9 Can colon cancer be treated by endoscope?

Post the Procedure (5 Questions):

1 Are there any restrictions after the procedure?

2 Will I be on some medications after the procedure?

3 When will I have post-surgery follow up?

4 When can I start walking, climbing stairs, and resume with my daily chores again?

5 Are there any chances of recurrence?