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Advanced Women’s Cancer Screening & Prevention at RR Hospital, Pudukkottai

At RR Hospital, we focus on proactive women’s health by offering comprehensive cancer screening services designed for early detection and effective prevention. Our specialists use advanced diagnostic tools to screen for cervical, breast, uterine, and ovarian cancers with precision and care.

From routine PAP smears and mammograms to ultrasound and biopsy-based evaluations, we ensure every test is performed with accuracy and comfort. Each screening is followed by detailed medical guidance, enabling timely intervention when needed.

🔬 Comprehensive Cancer Screening: Advanced diagnostic imaging and lab tests to detect cervical, breast, ovarian, and uterine cancers at the earliest possible stage.

🩸 Accurate & Timely Diagnosis: Utilizing PAP smears, mammograms, biopsies, and ultrasound evaluations for precise results and effective treatment planning.

🌿 Preventive Health Monitoring: Regular screenings combined with expert lifestyle and nutritional guidance to reduce cancer risks and promote long-term women’s wellness.

Comprehensive Cancer Screening & Diagnostic Services

1. Why is regular cancer screening important for women?

Regular screening helps detect cancers like cervical, breast, ovarian, and uterine at early stages—when they are most treatable and chances of recovery are highest.

2. At what age should women start cancer screening?

Women are generally advised to begin cervical and breast cancer screenings from age 21 or earlier if there’s a family history or symptoms. Your doctor can personalize the schedule based on your risk factors.

3. What types of cancer tests are done at RR Hospital?

We offer PAP smears, mammograms, pelvic ultrasounds, tumor marker tests, and biopsy evaluations for early detection of various cancers.

4. How long does a cancer screening take?

Most screening tests, such as a PAP smear or ultrasound, take 15–30 minutes. Results are typically reviewed and explained by our specialists soon after.

5. How often should I get screened?

It depends on your age, health history, and risk level. Generally, women should undergo cancer screening every 1–3 years, or as recommended by their gynecologist.