Preventive Oncology

Cancer Screening

Early detection saves lives. Organised cancer screening in Bilaspur — helping detect cancer at its earliest and most treatable stage. Led by Dr. Pushkal Dwivedi — Medical Oncologist & Hemato-Oncologist.

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Cancer Screening by Dr. Pushkal Dwivedi, Bilaspur

Why Cancer Screening Matters

Cancer screening means testing for cancer before symptoms appear — in people who feel well. When cancer is caught early, treatment is often simpler, more effective, and offers a much better chance of cure.

Many common cancers — such as breast, cervical, oral, and colorectal cancer — can be detected early through simple tests. Regular screening is especially important for people with risk factors like age, family history, or lifestyle habits.

Screening is done in a structured, patient-friendly way — with counselling, testing, and clear reporting at every step.

Early Detection
Before symptoms
Better Cure
Higher success rate
Cost Effective
Less expensive care
Peace of Mind
Reassurance for you

Common Cancer Screenings

Structured screening for the most common cancers

Breast Cancer

Mammography, clinical breast exam & self-examination guidance.

Cervical Cancer

Pap smear & HPV testing for women above recommended age.

Oral Cancer

Visual oral exam — especially for tobacco & gutkha users.

Colorectal Cancer

Stool test & colonoscopy for adults above 45–50 years.

Lung Cancer

Low-dose CT for high-risk individuals (smokers).

Prostate Cancer

PSA testing & clinical evaluation for men above 50 years.

Who Should Consider Screening?

Screening is most useful for people who are at average or high risk of developing cancer. Your doctor can advise on the right tests and timing.

  • Adults above 40–50 years (as advised)
  • Family history of cancer
  • Tobacco, alcohol, or gutkha users
  • Known genetic mutations (BRCA, Lynch, etc.)
  • Previous cancer diagnosis (surveillance)
  • Certain occupational exposures
Who Should Consider Cancer Screening

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about cancer screening

A normal screening test greatly reduces the chance of cancer, but no test is 100% perfect. Continue regular screening as advised, and report any new symptoms promptly.

Frequency depends on your age, sex, family history and risk factors. Your doctor will recommend a personalised screening schedule.

Screening tests are generally safe. Some tests (like colonoscopy) have small procedural risks, which your doctor will discuss with you beforehand.

Screening doesn't prevent cancer, but it can detect pre-cancerous changes or early cancer — allowing timely treatment and often prevention of progression.

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Early detection saves lives. Talk to Dr. Pushkal Dwivedi about the right screening for you.

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