Dr Arpita A Gupta

07/11/2021

Gallbladder Cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in females after breast and cervix in Delhi. It is more common in North India.

You are more likely to be affected if you are
- Female
- Over 40 years of age
- Overweight
- have Gallstones

In order to prevent gallbladder cancer
- Maintain a healthy weight
- Do regular physical activity and exercise
- Increase intake of fruits and vegetables
- Limit the use of mustard oil and processed food or refined flour

Visit a doctor for screening if you have any of these symptoms
- Abdominal pain
- Lump in the abdomen
- Bloating
- Nausea
- Loss of appetite/ weight
- Jaundice

Most gallbladder cancer patients present in late-stage with advanced disease. Recognizing the early symptoms and initiating treatment at an early stage drastically improves the chances of cure.
Ensure that fruits, vegetables, and plenty of exercise is a part of your daily routine.

25/10/2021

Radiation therapy is a noninvasive, painless cancer treatment that uses high-energy rays to damage the DNA in cancer cells. Depending on the type and stage of cancer, it may be used to cure the cancer, or to relieve symptoms or as an add on to other treatments to make them more effective.

Now offering treatment with radiation at a state of art facility located just 20 minutes from Greater Noida

Dr Arpita A Gupta is a qualified oncologist trained at the Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai. She has an

03/08/2021

1 out of every 29 Indian women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Finding breast cancer early and getting the right cancer treatment are the most important strategies to prevent deaths from breast cancer.
Getting regular screening is the most reliable way to detect breast cancer early
Contact us on +91 97111 74380 to get checked and learn more about your risk and self-breast examination.

10/04/2021

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01/12/2020

कैंसर की स्टेज का तात्पर्य

जब भी किसी व्यक्ति को कैंसर होने का पता चलता है,तो वे डॉक्टर से पहला सवाल पूछते हैं कि "कैंसर का स्टेज क्या है?"

अधिकांश कैंसर के लिए,कैंसर के 4 स्टेज को परिभाषित किया गया है। स्टेजिंग ट्यूमर के माप,ट्यूमर की सीमा पर निर्भर करता है,अर्थात, लिम्फ नोड्स या नज़दीकी क्षेत्रों में भी कैंसर के अंश दिखाई दे रहे हैं,और तीसरा यह कि क्या कैंसर ने शरीर के अन्य हिस्सों को प्रभावित किया है

स्टेज 1: इसे शुरुआती चरण का कैंसर भी कहा जाता है। जब कैंसर का आकार या माप छोटा है और रोग लिम्फ नोड्स या अन्य ऊतकों में नहीं फैला है।

स्टेज 2: कैंसर का आकार स्टेज 1 की तुलना में बड़ा है या जब ट्यूमर करीबी क्षेत्रों में या कुछ नज़दीकी लिम्फ नोड्स में फैल गया है।

स्टेज 3: ट्यूमर स्टेज 2 से अधिक बड़ा हो गया है और अधिक लिम्फ नोड्स में फैल गया है जो ट्यूमर से थोड़ा आगे हैं या आसपास के ऊतक की अधिक भागीदारी है ।

स्टेज 4: कैंसर अन्य ऊतकों या अंगों में फैल गया है जब इसे 'मेटास्टैटिक' कहा जाता है।

हालांकि,सभी कैंसर की स्टेज इस तरह से नहीं निर्धारित होती हैं। ब्रेन ट्यूमर जैसे कुछ कैंसर लिम्फ नोड्स या शरीर के बाकी हिस्सों में नहीं फैलते हैं, इसलिए वे इस स्टेजिंग सिस्टम का पालन नहीं करते हैं। इसके बजाय, ब्रेन ट्यूमर का उपचार ट्यूमर के 'ग्रेड'पर निर्भर करता है जो इस बात का सूचक है कि ट्यूमर कितना आक्रामक या घुसपैठ करने वाला है। रक्त और अस्थि मज्जा के कैंसर भी इस तरह के मंचन का पालन नहीं करते हैं क्योंकि वे एक सर्वांगी बीमारी हैं।

30/11/2020

Understanding the stages of cancer
Whenever a person is presented with a diagnosis of cancer, the first question they ask the oncologist is "What is the stage of cancer?"
For most cancers, 4 stages of cancer are defined. The staging depends on the size of the tumor, the extent of the tumor,that is, whether there is involvement of lymph nodes or adjacent areas, and thirdly whether the cancer has affected other parts of the body
Stage 1: It is also called early stage cancer. The size of the cancerous mass is small and disease has not spread to lymph nodes or other tissues.
Stage 2: Cancerous mass is larger than what could be classifies as stage 1, or when the tumor has spread to tissue close to the mass or to few lymph nodes.
Stage 3: Tumor has grown more than in stage 2 and has spread to more lymph nodes that are a little further away from the tumor or there is greater involvement of nearby tissue
Stage 4: Cancer has spread to other tissues or organs when it is said to be 'metastatic'.
However, not all cancers are staged this way. Some cancers like brain tumors do not spread to lymph nodes or to the rest of the body, so they don’t follow a staging system. Instead, the treatment for brain tumors depends on the 'grade' of the tumor which is an indicator of how aggressive or infiltrative the tumor is. Cancers of blood and bone marrow also don’t follow this kind of staging because they are a systemic disease.

27/11/2020

Cancer diagnosis can be a scary thing- both for the patient and their friends and family. But recent advances have changed the way cancer is treated- making therapy more targeted, personalized and hence more effective.
Radiation therapy uses high doses of radiation to kill cancer cells so they cannot grow, multiply or spread. When you undergo external radiation, each session is painless, just like getting an X-ray. Treatment is carefully planned to do as little harm as possible to the normal body tissue near the cancer.
Dr Gupta specialises in the treatment of cancer using radiation and has extensive training in use of advanced techniques like IMRT, IGRT, SRS and SBRT from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai.
Dial/Whatsapp +91 9711174380 for consultation or appointment

Treating cancer using targeted radiation.