Women’s Cancer Care Hospital in Himatnagar
Cancers of the cervix, ovaries and uterus are common in Indian women. Cervical cancer can be prevented with HPV vaccination and caught early with a Pap smear; ovarian cancer often causes vague bloating; uterine cancer usually shows up as bleeding after menopause. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, our gynaecology team screens, evaluates and operates, with further treatment coordinated.
Understanding the Condition
Know the Warning Signs
Cervical cancer is caused by long-term HPV infection and develops slowly through pre-cancer changes that a Pap smear can detect. Ovarian cancer is harder to detect early and may cause bloating, fullness and abdominal swelling. Any bleeding after menopause should be checked promptly for uterine cancer.
Risk Factors
- HPV infection (cervical)
- No regular Pap smear screening
- Family history of ovarian or breast cancer
- Obesity and diabetes (uterine)
- Age over 50
- Smoking
Treatment Options
Screening & Treatment
Early detection makes treatment simpler. Learn about Cancer Care at Pluto.
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Pap Smear & HPV Test
Screening every few years from 30.
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Sonography & CT
To evaluate the uterus and ovaries.
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Surgery
By our gynaecology team in Class 100 OTs.
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Further Treatment
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy coordinated.
- Bleeding after menopause or after intercourse
- Persistent bloating or pelvic pain
- Smelly or blood-stained discharge
- Never had a Pap smear after 30
Treating Team
Best Doctors for Women’s Cancer Care in Himatnagar
Our Cancer Care Team
Cancer care at Pluto Hospital brings together our surgical, ENT, gynaecology, medicine and imaging teams, with chemotherapy and radiotherapy coordinated with cancer centres. Call us and our team will guide you on the right first steps.
Common Questions
Women’s Cancer FAQs
Can cervical cancer be prevented?
Yes. HPV vaccination and regular Pap smears can prevent most cervical cancers.
At what age should I have a Pap smear?
From 30 (or as advised), every 3–5 years depending on the test.
Who should get the HPV vaccine?
Girls aged 9–14 benefit most, but young women can also be vaccinated. Ask your doctor.
Is bleeding after menopause serious?
It should always be checked, as it can be an early sign of uterine cancer.
Can ovarian cancer be detected early?
It is harder to detect early. Persistent bloating, fullness or pelvic pain should be checked.
Book an Appointment
Consult for Women’s Cancers
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- Guidance from our specialist team
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care