Cervical cancer is one of those conditions that can advance quietly, especially in the initial phase, giving little to no noticeable symptoms. This is why routine screenings and early diagnostic checks are critical for timely detection and better treatment outcomes. When the disease becomes more aggressive, warning signs may include abnormal or prolonged vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal or pelvic pain, discomfort during urination, frequent urge to pass urine, or unexplained pressure in the pelvic region. Recognizing these symptoms promptly can prevent the cancer from progressing to a stage where treatment becomes complicated. Surgical intervention plays a central role in managing early-stage cervical cancer. Depending on tumour size, cell abnormality, and disease reach, procedures may range from precision-based cone biopsy or loop excision to remove localized lesions, to radical hysterectomy in cases where cancer has spread deeper into surrounding tissues. Lymph node dissection is commonly performed alongside surgery to determine any regional cancer migration and reduce future risks. In specific cases involving younger patients, fertility-conserving options such as trachelectomy help preserve the uterus and maintain reproductive possibilities while still focusing on effective cancer removal. Over the years, progress in oncological surgery has made these interventions safer, more accurate, less invasive when possible, and better supported by structured post-operative care. In Gurugram Sector 40, Dr. Munisha Sharma is known for her specialized focus in cervical cancer surgeries and her recovery-oriented treatment philosophy. With strong clinical knowledge in gynecologic oncology, she ensures that patients receive thorough pre-surgery counselling, evidence-based surgical planning, careful post-op monitoring, and compassionate support throughout the healing process. Her practice emphasizes not only eliminating cancerous tissue efficiently but also guiding patients toward improved physical comfort, emotional reassurance, and long-term quality-of-life restoration.
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