Overview
Gynaecological cancers are treated by a team including gynaecologists, oncologists and other specialists. Early diagnosis improves outcomes, and screening can prevent cervical cancer.
Who it may help
- Women with abnormal cervical screening results
- Women with bleeding after menopause or after sex
- Women with persistent bloating or pelvic pain
- Women diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer
Treatment options
Treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and targeted therapy, depending on the type and stage of cancer.
What to expect
Tests include examination, ultrasound or MRI, biopsy and blood tests. The team explains the diagnosis and treatment plan and supports you throughout.
At KIH
KIH's gynaecology and oncology teams can diagnose and treat gynaecological cancers and arrange referral for treatments not available at KIH.
This information is for general education. Your doctor will explain whether this treatment is suitable for you, and its benefits and risks. For a medical emergency, call +92-51-8446666 or go to the nearest emergency department.
