Dr. Mallik Singaraju

Dr. Mallik Singaraju Senior Consultant Radiation Oncologist

04/02/2022

Lets by first addressing what matters most to Patients.


Lets by first addressing what matters most to Patients.
04/02/2022

Lets by first addressing what matters most to Patients.


Yes, you heard that right! Your regular breast self examination doesn’t take more than 3 minutes. 1️⃣ Remove all your cl...
20/10/2021

Yes, you heard that right!

Your regular breast self examination doesn’t take more than 3 minutes.

1️⃣ Remove all your clothes above the waist. Lie down. Lying down spreads your breasts evenly over your chest and makes it easier to feel lumps or changes. Check your entire breast by feeling all of the tissue from the collarbone to the bottom of the bra line and from the armpit to the breastbone.

2️⃣ Use your index, middle & ring finger and examine the breasts. Use the right hand for the left breast and vice Verda. Move them in circular & Z shape and look for lumps or hard tissues.

3️⃣ Use three different levels of pressure to feel all of your breast tissue. Light pressure is needed to feel the tissue close to the skin surface. Medium pressure is used to feel a little deeper, and firm pressure is used to feel your tissue close to your breastbone and ribs. Avoid lifting your fingers away from the skin as you feel for lumps, unusual thicknesses, or changes of any kind.

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When talking about Breast Cancer, most of us focus only on the breast while checking ourselves. But, in reality, it’s ex...
12/10/2021

When talking about Breast Cancer, most of us focus only on the breast while checking ourselves.
But, in reality, it’s extremely important to focus on

A : Armpits
B : Breasts
&
C : Collarbone

- [ ] Sometimes, the cells and lumps tend to grow in different directions from the breast due to the variation in size and shape. Mostly women who have fuller breasts, tend to have lumps around the collar bone. So, now, you know that you always have to remember the A,B & C.
Always, examine your breasts on the same day every month, 7-9 days after periods.

Early detection can save a patient’s life. Please do not delay checkups and examinations. Your life is precious. Not just to you, but for everyone else that loves you 💗🤍

Contact your doctor now!
Stay tuned to us for more information & details this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.


🤔 Did you know, 7 out of 9 women diagnosed of breast cancer got their clinical examination done only after they found a ...
11/10/2021

🤔 Did you know, 7 out of 9 women diagnosed of breast cancer got their clinical examination done only after they found a lump in their breasts during self examination!

This static alone is reason why women should always begin self examining themselves for breast cancers. Regular examinations can prevent lakhs of women and their families from going through the painful ordeal of chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

One in 29 Indian women, is likely to being detected positive for breast cancer.
Out of 100 cancer cases, 27 alone are breast cancers. Women of age 35+ are prone to being detected positive. Earlier it was 50+, but due to the change in lifestyle, food & other environmental changes, breast cancer is occurring more often than ever before.

However, Many cancer associations recommend women over the age of 20 to go for annual cancer screenings to be on the safer side.

Timely diagnosis can save your life!
Please don’t delay tests. Monthly self breast examinations are more crucial than what you might imagine!

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Though there are many causes of cancer, especially Ovarian and Breast cancers, 5-10% of HBOC cases occur due to the pass...
01/10/2021

Though there are many causes of cancer, especially Ovarian and Breast cancers, 5-10% of HBOC cases occur due to the passing down of genetic mutations from their parents. Most common are BRCA1 & BRCA2 inheritance. On average, a woman with a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation has up to a 7 in 10 chance of getting breast cancer by age 50. If the amount of family members having these mutations too is high, the chances of the younger generation having it is directly proportional. These mutations are also responsible for Ovarian cancers. There are many more such genes like ATM, TP53, CHEK2, PTEN etc,. are just as serious as BRCA mutations. Genetic counseling and testing can definitely help early on diagnosis of HBOC. Other factors could be your race, ethnicity, height, dense breast tissue et cetera. Having early onset menarche and late menopause too can be the factors due to more exposure of the breast to hormones.

As mentioned earlier, try timely diagnosis and intervention can save & improve the quality of your life.
Don't delay your tests!



This World Heart Day let's use this time and digital space to educate ourselves about the relationship between Cardiac H...
29/09/2021

This World Heart Day let's use this time and digital space to educate ourselves about the relationship between Cardiac Health and Oncology.

▶️ Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy & other cancer treating methods can cause many issues related to high blood pressure, abnormal heart rhythms & heart failure.

▶️ The amount of blood clots aka Thrombosis, causes blockage and fluctuations that cause the heart to pump ineffectively.

▶️ Cardiomyopathy & Congestive Heart failure might also occur post Cancer treatments.

It is extremely important for all the patients undergoing/undergone Chemotherapy or cancer treatments to get timely Cardiac Health checkups to increase their life expectancy and it's quality.

Heart health shouldn't be neglected.
Educated yourself now about these concerns rather than delay. Many cardiac health blogs and cardiologists have informative websites that could serve you as good tools to be aware.

Let's make good use of the Digital space to educate ourselves in this era to learn more about our health.


On , we’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who helps make our work possible. From the researchers working behin...
24/09/2021

On , we’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who helps make our work possible.
From the researchers working behind the scenes to the amazing supporters raising vital funds, you are all helping to save lives.

✅ Watch the space for more information on Cancers

Day of hope for cancer patients!World Rose Day!
22/09/2021

Day of hope for cancer patients!

World Rose Day!

In a glittering awards ceremony held on 14th August 2021 at The Park, Hyderabad, Dr Mallik Singaraju - Oncologist, had t...
21/08/2021

In a glittering awards ceremony held on 14th August 2021 at The Park, Hyderabad, Dr Mallik Singaraju - Oncologist, had the honor of being awarded the prestigious “Vishista – you are a professional” award at the “IKON AWARDS NITE”. The award is a testimony to Dr Mallik’s extraordinary service and contribution to the field of Oncology and humanitarian work. Special thanks to the member of the Grand Jury, Dr Dinesh Murugesan – President and CEO IKON, Krish Chintaluri- Founder and COO IKON and Prof. S.S.P Rao Director Sharada University.

Thank you all for your support and best wishes!


Symtoms of Sarcoma!
20/07/2021

Symtoms of Sarcoma!


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