Dr Ashish Goel

Dr Ashish Goel Breast, Head and Neck, Endocrine, Gynae, GU and GI Surgery, Minimal Invasive & Robotic Surgery, HIPEC

Cancer ke treatment mein time matter karta hai.Har delay cancer ko spread nahi karta — lekin persistent symptoms ko igno...
29/08/2026

Cancer ke treatment mein time matter karta hai.

Har delay cancer ko spread nahi karta — lekin persistent symptoms ko ignore karna risk ko unnecessarily badha sakta hai.

Agar koi symptom persistent hai ya doctor ne further evaluation advise ki hai, “baad mein dekh lenge” par depend na karein.

Early evaluation can make a difference.

Consult your doctor for the right evaluation and treatment plan.






25/08/2026

CANCER HO GAYA? AB KYA KAREIN?

Just been diagnosed with cancer — or have a loved one who has? Dr. Ashish Goel, Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital (Paschim Vihar) & Faith Cancer Clinic (Shalimar Bagh), shares the first and most important step every cancer patient and family should take: building the right multidisciplinary team.

Learn why cancer treatment isn't a single doctor's job — and what a coordinated treatment plan with a cancer surgeon, medical oncologist, and radiation therapist really looks like.

Har cancer ka treatment same nahi hota.Cancer treatment is not a one-size-fits-all approach. The treatment plan may depe...
22/08/2026

Har cancer ka treatment same nahi hota.

Cancer treatment is not a one-size-fits-all approach. The treatment plan may depend on:

🔹 Type of cancer
🔹 Stage of cancer
🔹 Tumour characteristics/biomarkers
🔹 Overall health and other patient factors
🔹 How the cancer is expected to respond to treatment

That's why treatment decisions should be made after understanding the complete clinical picture, rather than following someone else's treatment plan.

Dr. Ashish Goel
Director & Unit Head – Surgical Oncology
Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi

19/08/2026

Cancer Again? It May Be a Second Cancer

Can a person develop cancer in another part of the body after being successfully treated for a previous cancer?

In this YouTube Short, Dr. Ashish Goel, Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar and Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh, explains the concept of second malignancy (second cancer) and how it differs from cancer recurrence.

A person who has previously been treated for cancer can, in some cases, develop a new, separate cancer in another organ. This is known as a second malignancy. It does not necessarily mean that the first cancer has returned or spread.

Most second cancers do not have a direct connection with the original cancer. However, certain genetic or biological factors can increase the risk of developing specific additional cancers.

For example, certain hereditary cancer syndromes can be associated with multiple cancer types, which is why appropriate follow-up and surveillance may be recommended for some patients.

If a second cancer is suspected, it needs to be evaluated as a separate disease using the appropriate biopsy, tumor biology, imaging and staging before deciding on treatment.

A second cancer does not automatically mean the first cancer has returned. The diagnosis, biology and treatment plan need to be assessed individually.

🇮🇳 Let’s build a healthier, stronger India.This Independence Day, let us celebrate the spirit of our nation by standing ...
15/08/2026

🇮🇳 Let’s build a healthier, stronger India.

This Independence Day, let us celebrate the spirit of our nation by standing together for a healthier future.

In the fight against cancer, courage, science and compassion continue to guide the journey towards better care and better outcomes.

May our collective efforts help build an India where every individual has the opportunity to live a healthier and more hopeful life.

Wishing everyone a very Happy Independence Day!

— Dr. Ashish Goel
Director & Unit Head – Surgical Oncology
Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi

“Second opinion lena galat nahi hota.”Cancer diagnosis ke baad treatment ka decision emotionally aur medically dono tara...
10/08/2026

“Second opinion lena galat nahi hota.”

Cancer diagnosis ke baad treatment ka decision emotionally aur medically dono tarah se overwhelming ho sakta hai.

Aise mein questions poochna, treatment options ko samajhna aur zarurat padne par second opinion lena ek reasonable choice ho sakti hai.

Second opinion se:
• Diagnosis aur treatment plan ko better understand karne mein help mil sakti hai
• Available treatment options discuss kiye ja sakte hain
• Aapko apne decision ke baare mein greater confidence mil sakta hai
• Kabhi-kabhi alternative treatment approach bhi saamne aa sakti hai

Aur ek important baat: second opinion ka matlab apne doctor par trust na karna nahi hai. It can simply mean being informed before making an important healthcare decision.

📌 Agar aap second opinion le rahe hain, toh apni pathology reports, scans aur relevant medical records saath lekar jaana useful hota hai.

Save this post — because the right questions can lead to better-informed decisions.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Ashish Goel
Senior Surgical Oncologist
Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi

31/07/2026

Stage 0 Cancer Kya Hota Hai? Doctor Explains

Can cancer be detected before it actually becomes cancer? The answer may surprise you.

In this informative YouTube Short, Dr. Ashish Goel, Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar and Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh, explains what Stage 0 Cancer and pre-cancerous (premalignant) conditions really mean.

Many people develop white patches (leukoplakia) or red patches (erythroplakia) inside the mouth, especially those who use to***co, smoke, or consume alcohol. These changes are not always cancer, but some may develop into cancer over time if left untreated.

Dr. Ashish also explains that certain breast conditions, such as DCIS (Ductal Carcinoma In Situ) and Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia, can be detected early through mammography, ultrasound, and biopsy when needed.

The biggest advantage of early detection is:
✅ Better chances of cure
✅ Less aggressive treatment
✅ Lower treatment costs
✅ Fewer side effects
✅ Better long-term outcomes

If you notice persistent white or red patches in the mouth, unusual breast changes, or any suspicious symptoms, consult a cancer specialist without delay.

👉 Early detection can save lives.
👉 Share this video to spread awareness.

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Ghar mein kisi ko cancer hua tha? Yeh information aapke liye bhi important ho sakti hai.Family history doesn't mean you ...
27/07/2026

Ghar mein kisi ko cancer hua tha? Yeh information aapke liye bhi important ho sakti hai.

Family history doesn't mean you will develop cancer—but it can influence your risk for certain types of cancer.

If close family members have had cancers such as breast, ovarian, colorectal, or prostate cancer, your doctor may recommend:
✔️ Earlier or more frequent screening
✔️ Risk assessment
✔️ Genetic counselling or testing (when appropriate)
✔️ A personalised screening plan

Knowing your family history helps your doctor make informed decisions about your preventive care.

Awareness today can help you make informed choices for tomorrow.

— Dr. Ashish Goel
Senior Surgical Oncologist
Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic

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22/07/2026

NO PAIN STILL CANCER?

Many people believe that if a lump doesn't hurt, it can't be cancer. But is that true?

In this informative short, Dr. Ashish Goel, Senior Surgical Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar and Faith Cancer Clinic, Shalimar Bagh, explains an important fact that can help in the early diagnosis of cancer.

Most early-stage cancers are painless. Whether it's a breast lump, thyroid swelling, soft tissue tumor, or a growth in another organ, these tumors usually do not cause pain initially because they haven't involved nearby nerves.

Pain often develops only when the tumor grows larger and starts invading surrounding tissues or nerves. Unfortunately, this leads many people to ignore a painless lump for months, assuming it is harmless.

If you notice any lump, swelling, or unusual growth anywhere in your body, don't wait for pain to appear. Consult a cancer specialist and get the appropriate investigations, including a biopsy if advised.

The goal is to diagnose cancer in Stage I or Stage II, when treatment is more effective and cure rates are significantly higher.

👉 Don't wait for pain.
👉 Early diagnosis saves lives.
👉 Share this video to spread awareness.

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Cancer surgery ka naam sunte hi organ nikalne ka darr lagta hai? Yeh har baar zaroori nahi hota.Cancer surgery has evolv...
22/07/2026

Cancer surgery ka naam sunte hi organ nikalne ka darr lagta hai? Yeh har baar zaroori nahi hota.

Cancer surgery has evolved significantly over the years.

Today, in carefully selected patients, it may be possible to remove the cancer while preserving as much of the affected organ and its function as safely possible.

Organ-preserving surgery depends on several factors, including:
✔️ Type of cancer
✔️ Stage of the disease
✔️ Size and location of the tumour
✔️ Overall health of the patient

The key is early evaluation. When cancer is detected sooner, more treatment options—including organ-preserving approaches in suitable cases—may be available.

Every patient is unique. The best surgical plan is always personalized.

— Dr. Ashish Goel
Senior Surgical Oncologist
Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar & Faith Cancer Clinic

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