Cancer Treatment in Akola: Other Cancer Types

Besides breast, head and neck, gastrointestinal and gynaecological cancers, Niramay Hospital, Akola, evaluates patients with lung, kidney, bladder, prostate, skin and soft-tissue tumours. After consultation, Dr. Prasad Sor and the team plan the tests and treatment, and where a service is not available on site, advise on the next step. 

इतर कर्करोग — फुफ्फुस, मूत्रपिंड, मूत्राशय, प्रोस्टेट, त्वचा आणि मृदू ऊती, अकोला.

How we approach these cancers

The doctor examines you, reviews your reports and arranges the tests needed to confirm the diagnosis and stage. Treatment may involve surgery, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy or radiation, depending on the cancer. The team discusses complex cases with relevant specialists. If a particular treatment is not available at Niramay Hospital, the doctor will say so and help you decide where to go next.

Not sure which specialist you need?

Begin with a consultation. Bring your reports, and the doctor will guide you on the next step.

Cancers included

Lung cancer
Kidney and bladder cancer
Prostate and testicular cancer
Skin cancers and melanoma
Soft-tissue and bone tumours (sarcomas)
Cancers of unknown origin, and lumps that need diagnosis
Childhood and blood cancers: evaluation and referral

Symptoms to check

A cough that lasts more than three weeks, coughing blood or breathlessness
Blood in the urine, or difficulty or pain passing urine
A lump or swelling anywhere in the body that is growing
A mole or skin spot that changes in size, colour or shape, or bleeds
Pain in a bone that does not settle, or swelling around a bone
Unexplained weight loss, fever or night sweats

What Happens During Your Visit

1. Consultation

The doctor listens to your concerns, reviews your history and goes through your reports.

2. Tests, if needed

The team may advise scans, biopsy, pathology or staging tests to understand the condition.

3. Treatment planning

Once reports are ready, the doctor explains the diagnosis, options, sequence of care and follow-up in simple language.

4. Treatment and recovery

If treatment is needed, the team coordinates it and stays involved through recovery and follow-up.

If you or a family member needs guidance on gastrointestinal cancers

Start with a consultation. Bring your reports and the doctor will explain the next step.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you treat lung cancer in Akola?

The hospital evaluates lung cancer patients, arranges diagnosis and staging, and plans treatment.

What if my cancer is not listed here?

Book a consultation. The doctor will review your case and guide you.

Is screening available for prostate cancer?

Screening advice depends on age, symptoms and family history. Discuss it with the doctor, who may advise a blood test and examination.

Is a skin spot dangerous?

Not usually, but a spot that changes, bleeds or does not heal should be examined.

Can I get a second opinion for these cancers?

Yes. Bring your biopsy, pathology and imaging records.

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