Advanced Esophagus Cancer treatment in Mumbai
At our centre, we offer advanced esophagus cancer treatment in Mumbai, including specialised chemotherapy therapies designed to effectively target and destroy cancer cells while prioritising your comfort and safety. Our gastroenterology and oncology experts create personalised treatment plans and support you with compassion through every stage of therapy.
What Is Esophagus Cancer?
Understanding the condition and how we treat it
Oesophagus cancer occurs when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the oesophagus. It can develop in the upper, middle, or lower parts of the oesophagus. The most common types are squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma. Symptoms may include difficulty swallowing, chest pain, a persistent cough, and unexplained weight loss. Early diagnosis significantly improves treatment outcomes and long-term survival.
Why Choose Us for Esophagus Cancer
Expertise, technology and compassion in one place
We bring together clinical excellence and a supportive, patient-focused approach to make your treatment journey as smooth and reassuring as possible.
Expert Specialists
Experts in diagnosing and treating all forms of oesophagus cancer.
Personalized Care
Precision imaging and endoscopy help identify tumours accurately.
Advanced Diagnostics
Therapies designed to meet your individual needs.
Comprehensive Support
Emotional support, nutritional guidance and continuous care throughout treatment.
Strict Safety Protocols
We follow internationally recognised and approved treatment practices.
Our Esophagus Cancer Services
A complete range of treatment options
Diagnostic Imaging
High-precision scans to detect tumours and monitor treatment progress.
Surgical Treatment
Skilled surgeons remove tumours with accuracy and care.
Chemotherapy Treatments
Targeted medication used when required to treat cancerous cells in the oesophagus.
Supportive Care
Nutritional support, rehabilitation and recovery-focused services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions answered
Common causes include smoking, alcohol use, chronic acid reflux, obesity and genetic factors.
Difficulty swallowing, chest pain, a persistent cough and unexplained weight loss.
Diagnosis typically involves imaging, endoscopy and a biopsy.
Yes. Treatment may involve surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or a combination of these options.