Dr Samar Gupte

Dr Samar Gupte Dr. Samar Gupte, MD, is a trained and accredited Gynaecologic Oncologist with 17 Years Experience
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13/09/2025

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11/09/2025

Many come with the risk of . That is when the same type of comes back after you have completed treatment and gone into remission. But some cancers, such as , also raise your risk for developing a different, in another part of the body later on.

Many cancers share common risk factors. If your ovarian cancer was related to one of these risks, it could raise your odds of developing another type of , too.

and ovarian cancer in particular share multiple risk factors in common. You have a greater chance of developing either of these cancers if you:
· Are middle-aged or older. Most people who get either of these cancers are over 50.
· Have a family history of breast cancer. If breast cancer runs in your family, you have an increased risk for both of these cancers.
· Have certain gene mutations, such as changes in BRCA 1 or 2, that raise risk for both of these cancers.
· Had children after age 35 or never carried a to term.
· Used after .

Ovarian cancer shares risk factors with other cancers, too. For example, , a gene mutation you inherit from your parents, raises your risk for not only ovarian cancer but also cancers of the colon, re**um, small intestine, renal pelvis, stomach, liver, gallbladder ducts, uterus, and brain.

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06/09/2025

Here is a brief introduction

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04/09/2025

It is common to experience (feeling sick) or to be ill when going through Treatment. This can make cooking and eating particularly difficult, as even food smells can make you feel unwell.

There are lots of different anti-sickness medicines that may help with this. Speak to your to find one that works for you. If you are feeling sick after every meal, you must speak to your doctor as soon as possible.

Other things that may help:
1. Some women with ovarian cancer have been recommended to eat foods containing ginger as a natural way to help reduce nausea. You could try dunking a ginger biscuit in a hot drink to soften it, or try drinking ginger soda or ginger tea.
2. Plain biscuits might also help to settle your stomach first thing in the morning. Either by themselves or dunked in a hot drink.
3. Try eating cold foods to reduce the smell of cooking or cooked food.
4. Often feeling sick can mean that you do not want to eat or drink anything, but having an empty stomach can make this feeling worse. Try to eat or drink something small, as it might help.
5. Some people drink fizzy drinks such as lemonade or sparkling water.
6. Sucking on boiled sweets can provide a bit of a distraction from feeling unwell, and they provide a quick burst of energy too.

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30/08/2025

: Should I Also Have My Ovaries Removed?

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28/08/2025

The in is a crucial tool for preventing , with multiple available to protect against different strains.

~ Key Facts about in India:

1. Cervical Cancer Prevention:
HPV vaccination is a primary strategy for , a significant health concern in India, where one woman dies every seven minutes from this disease.

2. Target Age Group:
The recommended age for HPV vaccination in India is between 9 and 13 years, with catch-up vaccination up to age 45, especially for those not previously vaccinated.

3. Vaccine Effectiveness:
The vaccines are highly effective in preventing HPV infections and the associated and , with some studies showing 70 to 90 percent efficacy.

4. Number of Doses:
The number of doses varies depending on the vaccine and the individual's age, typically ranging from two to three doses.

5. Access and Awareness:
While the vaccine is available in both public and private healthcare settings, there are challenges related to access, particularly in rural areas, and a lack of awareness among the general population.

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27/08/2025

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23/08/2025

Risks and side effects of a hysterectomy

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21/08/2025

When a woman is diagnosed with , surgery is the most common first step to remove all the cancerous tissue. Lymph node tissue from the groin may also be removed during surgery.

It is common to have some swelling around the ge***al area for a couple of weeks after surgery. If this continues or you notice some swelling in your legs or feet, you may be developing .

Lymphoedema is a build-up of lymph fluid that causes swelling in a part of the body.

~ How can I reduce my risk of developing lymphedema?
You cannot reduce all lymphedema risks, but there are things you can do to reduce and possibly prevent swelling.
Steps include:
· Exercise: Ask your about exercises that may reduce swelling.
· Monitoring your body: Ask your doctor about measuring the affected area of your body to keep track of minor changes that may be signs of lymphedema that happen before you notice any swelling. Spotting changes early can help you get started on treatment right away.
· Elevating affected areas: Whenever you can, keep your affected arm or leg lifted above your heart.
· Keep moving: While you are recovering, find ways to move around slowly so you keep fluids moving.
· Avoiding extreme temperatures: Extreme heat may increase your risk of lymphedema.

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16/08/2025

Risks and side effects of hysterectomy

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15/08/2025

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14/08/2025

A (removal of the uterus) is a surgical procedure that is commonly performed as a treatment for women with ( ). It is also sometimes used as a preventive measure for women who are at a high risk of developing uterine cancer.

While a hysterectomy eliminates the risk of uterine cancer within the uterus itself, it is possible for uterine cancer to recur in other parts of the body or for other cancers to develop after the procedure.

~ Types of Hysterectomies and Associated Risks:

1. : Removes the uterus and cervix. This eliminates the risk of endometrial cancer within the uterus and .

2. or : Removes the uterus but leaves the cervix. In this case, there is a small risk of developing endometrial cancer in the remaining cervical tissue.

3. : Removes the uterus, cervix, and surrounding tissues, including the upper va**na and parametria. This is typically performed for more advanced cancers.

Early detection of any recurrence or new cancer is essential for effective treatment.
Hence, regular checkups and screenings, including and pelvic exams, are crucial for detecting any signs of recurrence or new after a hysterectomy.

If you have any concerns or experience any unusual symptoms after a hysterectomy, it is crucial to consult with a Gynaecologic

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Dr Samar Gupte

Dr. Samar Gupte MD, is a trained and accredited Gynaecologic Oncologist

Dr. Gupte has done his MBBS from Seth GS Medical College, Mumbai and MD in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai.

He has trained extensively in the field of Gynaecologic Oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai and has been the first ever recipient of the Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI) Fellowship in Gynaecologic Oncology and Oncosurgery.