Dr Ashish Goel, Action Cancer Hospital, A 4 Block, A 6 Block, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi, Noida (2026)

27/03/2026

Oral cancer is one of the most preventable yet commonly overlooked cancers.

To***co use, alcohol consumption, and poor oral hygiene are major risk factors that can damage oral tissues over time. In India, habits like gutka and pan masala further increase this risk significantly.

The good news is — early detection can make a life-saving difference.

If you experience persistent mouth ulcers, unusual growths, or discomfort that doesn’t heal, it is important to get evaluated without delay.

Awareness is the first step towards prevention.

— Dr. Ashish Goel
Senior Surgical Oncologist
Action Cancer Hospital & Faith Cancer Clinic

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23/03/2026

Breast Cancer Recovery: Follow-Up Explained

Breast cancer treatment is completed… but is the journey really over?

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh explains why follow-up after breast cancer treatment is extremely important.

🔹 Main Treatment Includes:

✔ Surgery
✔ Chemotherapy
✔ Radiotherapy
✔ Targeted therapy / Immunotherapy (in selected cases)

But one crucial step many patients ignore is regular follow-up.

🚨 Why Follow-Up Matters:
Even after successful treatment, there is always a risk of recurrence, which is why regular monitoring is essential.

📅 Follow-Up Protocol:

• Usually every 3–4 months (initially)
• Mammogram / Ultrasound (USG)
• Blood tests
• PET-CT (if symptoms arise)
• Regular self-breast examination

Kai patients sochte hain treatment ke baad sab theek hai — lekin regular follow-up is equally important for long-term safety.

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👉 Early detection of recurrence can improve outcomes

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21/03/2026

Eid Mubarak 🌙✨

On this blessed occasion of Eid al-Fitr, may your life be filled with peace, your heart with happiness, and your days with good health.

Festivals remind us of togetherness, gratitude, and new beginnings. Let’s also take a moment to care for our health and the well-being of our loved ones.

Wishing you and your family a joyful and healthy Eid.

17/03/2026

Re**al Cancer or Piles? Don’t Ignore These Signs | बवासीर या कैंसर?

Re**al cancer is often mistaken for piles — and that delay can be dangerous.

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh explains what re**al cancer is and why early diagnosis is crucial.

The re**um is the lower part of the gastrointestinal tract, from where stool passes. When abnormal cells develop here, it leads to re**al cancer.

⚠️ Common Symptoms:

• Pain in re**um or a**l region
• Bleeding while passing stool
• Swelling or discomfort

Many patients assume it is just piles (bavasir) and keep taking treatment for piles — leading to delay in cancer diagnosis.

🚨 Important Warning:
If symptoms like pain or bleeding persist for more than 15 days, it is important to get an endoscopy (colonoscopy) done.

✅ Good News:

✔ Early-stage re**al cancer is completely curable
✔ In many cases, stoma (bag) is not required
✔ Surgery can be done via laparoscopic or robotic (keyhole) methods
✔ Faster recovery with better outcomes

Delay mat kijiye — early detection saves lives.

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16/03/2026

Persistent cough, breathing difficulty, unexplained weight loss, or coughing up blood should never be ignored.

These symptoms may sometimes be early warning signs of lung cancer. Recognizing changes in your health and seeking timely medical advice can make a crucial difference.

Early detection plays a key role in improving treatment outcomes and saving lives.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Ashish Goel
Senior Surgical Oncologist
Action Hospital Delhi

11/03/2026

Same Cancer, Different Treatment? Here’s Why

Many patients ask: “If two people have the same cancer, why do doctors recommend different treatments?”

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh explains why cancer treatment is individualized and personalized.

Even if two patients have the same type of cancer, their treatment may differ because of several important factors:

✔ Stage of cancer
✔ Grade and aggressiveness of tumor
✔ Biology and molecular markers
✔ Genetic testing and NGS (Next Generation Sequencing)
✔ Overall health and performance status of the patient

For example, in breast cancer, different patients may have different molecular markers and tumor biology, which significantly influence the treatment plan.

Modern oncology focuses on precision medicine, meaning treatment is tailored to each patient, not just based on a standard textbook approach.

Every cancer patient is unique — and so is their treatment plan.

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06/03/2026

PET-CT Instead of Biopsy? Here’s the Truth

Many patients worry that doing a biopsy can spread cancer. Is this true?

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh clarifies one of the most common cancer myths.

When a patient is suspected to have cancer, doctors may advise biopsy or FNAC to confirm the diagnosis. Many patients get scared and ask if they can do a PET-CT scan instead.

Here is the truth:

✔ Biopsy does NOT spread cancer — this is a myth.
✔ Biopsy is essential to confirm diagnosis and understand tumor type and grade.
✔ PET-CT scan is mainly used for staging, meaning it helps doctors see whether cancer has spread to other parts of the body.

Both tests play different but important roles in cancer management:

• Biopsy → Diagnosis & grading
• PET-CT → Staging of cancer

Understanding this difference helps patients make informed decisions and start the right treatment at the right time.

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03/03/2026

Ever wondered why two doctors sometimes suggest different cancer treatment plans?

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh explains why this happens and how patients should approach it.

When a patient is diagnosed with cancer, treatment planning depends on multiple factors:
✔ Age of the patient
✔ Performance status / overall fitness
✔ Stage of cancer
✔ Molecular diagnostics and biopsy markers
✔ Other associated medical conditions

Because of these variables, different doctors may recommend slightly different approaches — which can create confusion or dilemma.

The best way to ensure a comprehensive and balanced decision is through a Tumor Board Discussion — a meeting where all cancer specialists (surgical, medical, radiation oncologists, radiologists, pathologists) discuss the case together and decide the most appropriate treatment plan.

At Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, every cancer patient’s case is discussed in a Tumor Board before starting treatment to ensure evidence-based and personalized care.

Second opinion lena galat nahi hai — but structured tumor board discussion ensures the best collective decision.

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27/02/2026

Gastrointestinal (GI) cancers often present with subtle symptoms that are easy to overlook. Persistent stomach discomfort, changes in bowel habits, difficulty swallowing, or unexplained weight loss should never be ignored.

Early evaluation can help detect problems sooner and improve treatment outcomes.

If you or a loved one notice these symptoms, consult a specialist for proper assessment.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Ashish Goel
Senior Surgical Oncologist

24/02/2026

Does Cancer Spread After Surgery? | Myth Busted

One of the most common fears patients have is — does cancer spread after surgery?

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh addresses this common myth.

Cancer does NOT spread because of surgery. In fact, for many cancers, surgery is the main and most effective treatment.

When surgery is performed following proper oncologic principles:
✔ Removing the tumor with adequate healthy margins
✔ Removing drainage lymph nodes and glands when required

— the chances of cancer spread or recurrence are minimized.

After surgery, based on tumor biology and stage, some patients may need chemotherapy or radiation therapy as additional treatment.

Jab surgeon surgery recommend kare, darne ki zarurat nahi hai — it is often the step towards cure and recovery.

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20/02/2026

Cancer surgery has evolved significantly with the advent of robotic technology, making procedures more precise, safer, and more patient-friendly.

Robotic-assisted surgery enhances a surgeon’s ability to perform complex operations with greater accuracy through advanced visualization and improved instrument control. This often translates into smaller incisions, less blood loss, reduced pain, and faster recovery for patients.

While the technology is advanced, it is important to understand that robotic surgery is always performed under the expert control of a trained surgeon — ensuring the highest standards of safety and care.

Advancements like these continue to transform cancer treatment, offering patients better outcomes and improved quality of life.

17/02/2026

Blood in Urine? Know Kidney Cancer Options

What are the treatment options for Renal Tumors (Kidney Cancer)?

In this short, Dr. Ashish Goel — Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh explains how kidney tumors are detected and treated.

The most commonly known symptom is blood in urine, but in 90–95% cases this symptom may not appear. Many times, tumors are detected incidentally during scans done for stomach pain or other reasons.

About 70% kidney tumors are benign, but some can be malignant and require treatment.

🔹 Treatment Approach:

✔ Early-stage tumors → Surgery
✔ Small tumors → Partial Nephrectomy (kidney-sparing surgery)
✔ Large tumors → Radical Nephrectomy (removal of kidney)

Recovery is usually fast, with 3–4 days hospital stay in most cases.
Unlike many cancers, chemotherapy and radiation are usually not required for most renal tumors.

Early detection helps preserve kidney function and improves outcomes.

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