Was operated earlier this year in Feb 2020, and after that was not working because of surgery and lockdown. Had started going to work since last one month, but again has got cancer and needs to undergo small surgery.

Bharatbhai, had got pain in his mouth early this year and one of his relative who was operated in HCG; referred him to HCG, Ahmedabad. Patient was diagnosed with CA right buccal mucosa and was operated for the same in Feb 2020.

After 6 months, he has been diagnosed with left cervical metastatic node and needs to undergo a small surgery.

In June 2019, she began complaining about a pain in her neck, this pain was caused by the presence of a lump which was also the main culprit for her recurring and persistent fever. The family took her to KR Hospital where she underwent a biopsy. Post the test-results, she was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. The Doctor in KR Hospital referred them to a hospital in Bengaluru, as this was inconvenient to the family, they approached Bharath Cancer HCG Hospital, Mysuru.

At Bharath Cancer HCG Hospital, she underwent a CT-Scan, Blood test and surgery to treat the lump. Suvarna, now has to undergo 8-cycles of Chemotherapy.

Moksha initially complained about a slight pain in her leg which gradually increased over time, even after basic medication. In due course, she developed a lump in her leg, for which she had to undergo various tests: – X-Ray, CT scan and blood tests were conducted by an Orthopaedic in Mudbidri.

The family was then suggested to meet Dr.Pramod at HCG Hospital, where she underwent a PET Scan and Biopsy. The reports showed the presence of Osteosarcoma, which had grown over the previous few months. Moksha underwent a few cycles of chemotherapy and surgery to remove tumour and is currently doing better.

In October 2018, Arpith noticed a small lump near his right knee. The family consulted an orthopaedic near their home, post the tests the X-Ray showed the presence of a small tumour in his knee. The doctor further advised the family to get a CT scan and Blood test done for him. This was the final confirmation on the presence of a tumour and the method of treatment was explained to the family.

Since the family could not afford the cost of treatment, they got Arpith treated for 3-months by an Ayurvedic doctor. However, the treatment had only alleviated the pain and the size of the tumour. Concerned, the family took him in for a second consultation and a scan with an orthopaedic in Mangalore and the results revealed that the tumour had become malignant.

Moving ahead the family was referred to HCG Hospital, Bengaluru; where they consulted Dr.Pramod. After getting the biopsy report Arpith had to undergo 4-cycles of chemotherapy to remove and dissolve any lasting traces of the tumour making sure it does not recur.

The family has gone back to Mangalore where, Arpith is currently going for his physiotherapy sessions under the supervision and consultation of Dr.Pramod’s team.

Being an active toddler, Anvitha started to complain of stomach pain and developed fever. Her parents noticed that there was a slight swelling in the  abdomen region. They immediately took her to a paediatrician who suggested: – Ultrasound  Scan and CBC, post the tests Anvitha was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma Stage 4.The doctor advised, that she be treated at a specialised cancer hospital. A family friend suggested HCG Hospital, where they consulted with Dr.Intezar.

She has undergone 4 types of treatment, that is; 8 cycles of chemotherapy, as continuation of treatment at a later stage she underwent surgery, BMT and radiation to stop the growth of cancer cells.  She is now better, showing a great response in terms of recovery and is on her follow up consultation.

On 18th May 2018, Ankita started having recurring cases of fever, which despite her initial treatment at Alva’s Hospital, Moodabidri; hadn’t subsided.  She was brought back to Belgaum where she diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, post a blood test from a hospital.

Moving ahead she was referred to HCG Hospital, where she began her course of chemotherapy and finished her maintenance chemotherapy session by 2019.  During this period she developed a slight problem in her legs, making it hard for her to walk; for which she has been coming in for follow-up tests and treatment.

In 2019, during her summer vacation Aisha  started complaining about a pain in her leg, for which they consulted a physician who prescribed medication for the same. However, after a few days while she was playing she experienced the pain again and it didn’t subside.

Concerned about her situation the family took her to TSS Hospital in Sirsi where she underwent a MRI Scan, the report showed the presence of cancer (Ewing Sarcoma). Based on the report, the doctors in Sirsi advised the family that she undergo treatment at KMC Hospital Mangalore. At KMC Hospital, post consultation and understanding the line of treatment,  Aisha underwent 9-cycles of chemotherapy and later a Limb Salvage surgery at HCG Hospital.

Last year during a relatives wedding Kamala had an accident in the kitchen that hurt her breast region, which created a blood clot. She began experiencing pain on and off, although the pain had reduced,  the blood clot grew into a lump over time. On June 7th- 2020, while she was sleeping the lump opened up and began bleeding.

Her family immediately took her to Amar Jyothi Hospital, where she underwent a Mammogram, X-Ray and a Blood test.

On seeing the reports the doctor informed that she has breast cancer and has to undergo immediate surgery.After a week Kamala underwent surgery to remove the tumour. She was referred for chemotherapy at HCG Hospital, where Dr. Vinayak informed her to undergo 4 cycles of chemotherapy. At present she has completed one cycle of chemotherapy and is yet to complete all her sessions.

In June 2020, on a sunny day while Jatin was playing outside his grandfather’s house in Bangalore; his grandfather noticed that Jatin’s body had turned yellow.  The family immediately took him to Shanbhag Hospital where he underwent a blood test, X-ray and MRI scan. After going through the reports doctor referred them to Ramaiah hospital for further diagnosis.

At Ramaiah in HCG Oncology division, Jatin underwent the following tests: – Blood Test and a PET-CT scan. Post test results, he was diagnosed with Acute-Lymphoblastic-Leukemia for which the doctors advised that he has to undergo chemotherapy for a period of 2 to 3 months.