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Stomach Cancer care at Karuna

Stomach cancer remains a significant global health challenge, with its incidence occurring across different regions of the world. Despite having so advanced technology and treatments Doctors face numerous difficulties. However, organizations like the Karuna Cancer Centre are dedicating their whole hearted effort in developing innovative approaches to combat this disease, offering hope to patients worldwide.

What is Stomach Cancer?

Stomach cancer also called Gastric cancer occurs when growth of cancerous cells form in the lining of the stomach these cells can become a tumor. This is a serious life-threatening disease that can show many symptoms and complications in the early stages, such as abdominal pain, or unintentional weight loss, nausea and vomiting, blood in the stool, feeling full even eating little It is known that factors such as genetics, diet, lifestyle, and infection with Helicobacter pylori promote stomach cancer in the human body.

Causes of Stomach Cancer

There is no exact cause of but there are certain factors that increase the risk of developing this type of cancer. Here are given some common causes and risk factors:

  • Age: Stomach cancer mostly occurs in people over age 50.
  • Gender: Men are more prone to stomach cancer than women.
  • Genetics: If your parents or forefathers have suffered with Stomach cancer then this makes you more prone to stomach cancer.
  • Diet: A diet high in salt. Smoked or pickled foods. Lack of fruits and vegetables may increase the risk of stomach cancer.
  • Smoking and Alcohol consumption: Smoking and alcohol consumption puts you at a risk of developing stomach cancer.
  • H. Pylori virus infection: A bacterial infection can cause inflammation in the stomach lining.

Prevention of Stomach Cancer

While there is no guaranteed way to prevent stomach cancer but still there are certain lifestyle habits that can reduce the risk of developing the disease:

  • Eating a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables
  • Limited consumption of salt and pickled food.
  • Quitting smoking and avoiding high alcohol consumption
  • Maintaining a healthy weight
  • Treating and managing H.Pylori infection

Treatment Options

Stomach cancer specialists at Karuna Cancer Centre in Lucknow share a history of positive treatment and commitment to patients’ relief. They focus on giving patients the most advanced treatments and continuously upgrade themselves. Their holistic approach combines medical expertise with compassionate support, not just treating the physical side of illness but rather the emotional upliftment of patients and their families.

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Why patients choose us for stomach cancer

Tumour board where surgical, medical and radiation oncologists review every case together

Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up available under one roof

Personalised treatment plan based on the exact type and stage

24x7 emergency response, ICU and in-house blood bank

Compassionate, affordable care with a dedicated patient coordinator

Second opinions and regular follow-up visits explained in plain language

Stomach Cancer sub-specialities

Choose an area to see how our team approaches it.

Gastro-Oncology Surgery

Partial and total stomach removal with careful reconstruction of the digestive tract.

Treatments for stomach cancer

Your plan may use one or a combination of these, decided together by your care team.

Endoscopic Resection

For very early cancers, removal through an endoscope without an open operation.

Gastrectomy

Removal of part or all of the stomach with lymph node clearance.

Perioperative Chemotherapy

Medicines before and after surgery to improve outcomes.

Radiotherapy

Used with chemotherapy in selected cases.

Targeted & Immunotherapy

Options for advanced disease when tests show they can help.

Symptoms and risk factors

These signs do not always mean cancer, but they should be checked by a doctor.

  • Constant abdominal/stomach pain
  • Severe and persistent heartburn
  • Poor indigestion
  • Constant nausea and vomiting
  • Weight loss
  • Difficulty swallowing
  • Blood in stool
  • Fatigue and weakness

Common risk factors

  • Age: Stomach cancer mostly occurs in people over age 50
  • Gender: Men are more prone to stomach cancer than women
  • Genetics
  • Diet
  • Smoking and Alcohol consumption
  • H. Pylori virus infection

Noticed one of these signs?

Early evaluation gives you more treatment options. Speak to a specialist today.

How we diagnose stomach cancer

Accurate diagnosis and staging come first, so treatment is matched to your exact condition.

Upper GI Endoscopy & Biopsy

A camera examines the stomach and takes tissue for diagnosis.

CT, MRI, PET-CT and pathology are available in-house for faster reporting.

Your care journey

What to expect, from your first visit to long-term follow-up.

  1. 1

    Consultation

    You meet the oncologist, share your history and reports, and ask every question you have.

  2. 2

    Diagnosis and staging

    The right tests confirm the diagnosis and show how far the disease has spread.

  3. 3

    Tumour board plan

    Specialists from every discipline agree on one plan, and your doctor explains it to you.

  4. 4

    Treatment

    Surgery, medicines, radiation or a combination, with supportive care alongside.

  5. 5

    Recovery and follow-up

    Regular check-ups, rehabilitation and counselling to keep you well.

Meet our specialists

Experienced doctors who will guide your treatment.

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Dr Subraharsh Singh

Dr Subraharsh Singh

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Dr Vardan Gupta

Dr Vardan Gupta

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Dr G. J. Borah

Dr G. J. Borah

Gastroenterologist

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Recovery journeys in our patients own words.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to what patients and families ask most.

Can I eat normally after stomach surgery?

You will eat smaller, more frequent meals. Our dietitians guide you, and most patients adapt well over time.

Is H. pylori infection dangerous?

Long-term infection raises the risk of stomach cancer. It can be treated with a short course of medicines.

Should I worry about indigestion?

Occasional indigestion is common. See a doctor if it lasts more than a few weeks or comes with weight loss, vomiting or blood.

Do I need a referral to consult a specialist at Karuna?

No referral is needed. You can book an appointment directly through the enquiry form or by calling our helpline, and our care team will guide you on the next steps.

How can I book an appointment for Stomach Cancer?

Fill in the enquiry form on this page or call us. Our patient care coordinator will call you back and fix a convenient time with the right specialist.

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