Dr. Ajay Varun Reddy - Cancer Specialist Hyderabad

13/11/2025

Does sugar feed cancer? NO — that’s a myth.
Cancer care should be driven by science, not fear.

Comment “Diet” to read the real evidence-based diet guide for patients.

10/11/2025

Not everything “trending” in cancer care is true.
From laser ‘cures’ to detox diets — fad treatments can do real harm.
Let’s spread awareness and stick to evidence-based care. 💙
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08/11/2025

Plastics aren’t all the same — some are safe, some silently toxic.
BPA. Phthalates. Heat. Hormones. Cancer.
You can choose health — just start by checking the label.
♻️ Safe plastics guide coming next!

07/11/2025

☕ MYTH: “Coffee causes cancer.”
✅ FACT: Over 1,000 scientific studies show that coffee does not increase cancer risk — and may actually reduce the risk of liver, endometrial, and colon cancers.

The World Health Organization (WHO) officially removed coffee from its list of possible carcinogens.
Just remember — it’s not the coffee, it’s the temperature. Drinking very hot beverages (>65°C) may irritate your esophagus.

So sip smart — and enjoy your brew, guilt-free.

06/11/2025

💉 The vaccine that can prevent cancer.
Yes — cervical cancer, throat cancer, even ge***al warts — most are caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV).
The HPV vaccine is safe, effective, and recommended for girls and boys aged 9–26, with catch-up vaccination up to 45 years.

A few doses today can protect you for life. 🌸

👉 Don’t wait for a reminder — ask your oncologist or gynecologist about HPV vaccination today.

10/07/2025

Had the pleasure of being invited last week to Max Hospital, Delhi to operate on a young, unmarried woman requiring a Robotic Scarless Thyroidectomy (RABIT).

It was wonderful reconnecting with Dr. Sriniket and Dr. Anadi after so long and reminiscing about the good old TMH days.

Wishing them both the very best as they take on leadership roles in surgical oncology at Max Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi.

22/06/2025

21/06/2025

14/06/2025

Press Brief: 500+ Robotic Surgeries at Medicover | Robotic Scarless Thyroid Surgery by Dr. AJAY VARUN REDDY

Medicover Hospitals proudly announces the successful completion of 500+ robotic surgeries, marking a major milestone in our journey toward surgical excellence.
This press briefing highlights the achievements of our advanced robotic program, including a groundbreaking procedure by Dr. Ajay Varun Reddy, Senior Robotic Surgical Oncologist, who performed the hospital’s first RABIT (Robotic Assisted Breast-Axillo Insufflation Thyroidectomy) — a scarless thyroid surgery technique that leaves no visible neck scar.

🔹 Learn how robotic surgery is transforming patient care
🔹 Understand the benefits of scarless thyroidectomy
🔹 Celebrate the expertise and innovation at Medicover

https://youtu.be/h6HYtECWvjo?si=0DGptbBt1OjZ-RQ_

https://youtu.be/mpQuMhN59Hk?si=N_nPaC5HfYGnR-SW

09/10/2023

Robotic Left Radical Nephrectomy: A Safe and Effective Approach

I recently performed a robotic left radical nephrectomy for a patient with a left kidney mass. I used the DaVinci X System with straight line robotic ports and a single assisted port. This approach is minimally invasive and allows for precise dissection and removal of the kidney and surrounding tissue.

This pateint had an uneventful surgery and was discharged on POD 3. Final HPR was reported as Clear Cell RCC. The patient has made a full recovery and is back to work.

Robotic nephrectomy is a safe and effective treatment for kidney cancer. It is less invasive than traditional open surgery and offers many benefits, including:

-Less pain and scarring
-Shorter hospital stay
-Faster recovery time

06/03/2023

Large Ovarian Tumor Excision.
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This patient was admitted in the ICU with respiratory distress.

On evaluation there was a large complex solid-cystic abdominal mass (likely ovarian) around 30 x 25 cms along with bilateral pleural effusion.

Many of these very large ovarian tumours that are long standing are usually non-cancerous. Nevertheless, they can lead to problems due to mass effect and always have the potential of harbouring malignancy/or tumor spread which is known only during the surgery or final histopathology report.

It’s essential that the surgery is pre- planned accordingly, to address these aspects and to avoid incomplete treatment.

This particular patient did well after surgery and was discharged on the 4th post operative day.