Dr. Suvadip Chakrabarti

Stomach cancer does not always show up with loud warning signs. In fact, most of its early symptoms can feel like things we all experience, like bloating or indigestion. That’s why it’s so important to know what to look out for. What Does Stomach Cancer Look Like in the Early Stages? Know the signs of stomach cancer in the early stages. Indigestion That Doesn’t Go Away Everyone has indigestion once in a while. But if you’re constantly reaching for antacids and not feeling better, it might be more than just a heavy meal. Persistent indigestion can be an early sign of stomach cancer.  Feeling Full Too Soon If you find yourself getting full quickly, even when you haven’t eaten much, it’s worth paying attention to. This symptom, also known as early satiety, can happen when a tumour is pressing against part of the stomach. Unexplained Weight Loss If you notice your clothes fitting looser and you haven’t changed your eating or exercise habits, it could be your body’s way ...

 Most of the early signs are subtle, easy to overlook or dismiss. But catching them early can make a difference. Let’s look at some of the signs that men should not ignore. Common Symptoms of Colon Cancer in Men Some of the common colon cancer symptoms in men are as follows. Changes in Bowel Habits If you are suddenly going to the bathroom more or less than usual, take note. Diarrhea, constipation, or narrow stools that last for more than a few days are not always just about food or stress. It could mean something is blocking your colon. Blood in the Stool This one is often missed because people don’t check. But spotting bright red or dark blood in your stool is a warning sign. It might be piles, but it could also be something more serious, like colon cancer. Unexplained Weight Loss Losing weight without trying might sound great until you realise it’s happening for the wrong reason. If you have not changed your diet or routine but the scale keeps dropping, your body ...

Did you know that a simple vaccine can protect you from one of the leading causes of cervical cancer? HPV, or Human Papillomavirus, is a common virus that can lead to cervical cancer in women. What makes the HPV vaccine so important is that it protects against the types of HPV that are most likely to cause cancer. This simple vaccine has the potential to prevent several cases of cervical cancer every year. What is HPV? HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus. It’s one of the most common infections passed through skin-to-skin contact, often during sexual activity. Most of the time, our body gets rid of the virus on its own. But sometimes, certain types of HPV can stick around and cause problems, like cervical cancer in women. How is HPV linked to Cervical Cancer? HPV doesn’t cause issues right away, but over time, it can turn healthy cells in the cervix into cancer. In fact, nearly all cases of cervical cancer are linked to HPV. That’s why prevention is essential. Why the Vaccine...