Overview
Most cancers are highly curable when caught early. Structured screening — mammography, Pap smear, HPV testing, low-dose CT for smokers, colonoscopy from 45, and PSA testing — picks up disease long before symptoms appear.
Dr. Ravi Jaiswal offers a full diagnostic workup for anyone with worrying symptoms, a suspicious scan or a strong family history: staging scans, tumour markers, image-guided biopsy and molecular testing under one roof.
How we treat it
- Age- and risk-based screening plans
- Image-guided (USG / CT) core biopsies
- PET-CT and MRI staging
- Tumour marker panels and complete haematology workup
- Molecular and IHC profiling of biopsy samples
Frequently asked questions
At what age should I start cancer screening?+
It varies by cancer — Pap smear from 21, mammogram from 40, colonoscopy from 45, and lung CT for long-term smokers from 50. We build a plan around your personal risk.
I have a family history of cancer — what should I do?+
Book a consultation. We may recommend earlier screening, genetic counselling and, in some cases, BRCA / Lynch testing.
This page is for information only and does not replace a medical consultation. Please speak to a qualified doctor for advice specific to your condition.