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21/10/2026

🎀 SURGERY IS OVER… BUT IS BREAST CANCER TREATMENT REALLY COMPLETE?

Many patients ask, “Doctor, the tumour has been removed. Why do I still need radiotherapy?”

💗 Because removing the tumour is only one part of protecting your future.

Radiotherapy can help destroy microscopic cancer cells that may remain after surgery, reducing the risk of cancer returning in the breast or nearby areas.

✅ Commonly recommended after breast-conserving surgery
✅ May be needed after mastectomy in selected patients
✅ Helps improve long-term cancer control

🌸 Not every patient needs radiotherapy. The decision depends on the stage, tumour characteristics and individual risk factors.

🎗️ This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, remember: Completing the right treatment is just as important as starting it.

👨‍⚕️ Dr Kavithendral Krishnan
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Alumnus of Cancer Institute, Adyar

🏥 Noble Cancer Care, Thanjavur
📍 No. 56B, Thangamuthu Anbalayam, Rajappa Nagar, Thanjavur – 613 007
📞 7418458508

💗 Share this post. It may help someone understand why treatment continues even after successful surgery.

19/10/2026

உழைப்பை மதிப்போம்… வாழ்வை வளமாக்குவோம்! 🙏✨

இந்த ஆயுத பூஜை நன்னாளில், உங்கள் இல்லங்களில் மகிழ்ச்சியும், உள்ளங்களில் நம்பிக்கையும், வாழ்வில் ஆரோக்கியமும் நிறையட்டும்! 🌸

அனைவருக்கும் இனிய ஆயுத பூஜை நல்வாழ்த்துகள்!

அன்புடன்,
Noble Cancer Care, தஞ்சாவூர் 💚

#ஆயுதபூஜை

16/10/2026

🎀 BREAST CANCER TREATMENT IS MORE THAN JUST MEDICINES! 💗

💪 Your daily habits can make a difference in your cancer journey!

Chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy and other cancer treatments fight the disease. But did you know that proper nutrition, physical activity, adequate sleep and emotional well-being can also support your recovery?

🥗 Eat well – Include protein-rich foods, fruits and vegetables.

🚶‍♀️ Stay active – Gentle exercise, when medically appropriate, can help reduce fatigue.

😴 Sleep well – Give your body the rest it needs.

❤️ Stay emotionally strong – Spend quality time with loved ones and seek support whenever needed.

✨ Remember: A healthy lifestyle cannot replace cancer treatment, but it can help improve your quality of life during and after treatment.

This Pink October, let’s spread awareness that cancer care is about treating the disease AND caring for the whole person.

💗 SHARE THIS POST WITH SOMEONE WHO MAY NEED THIS MESSAGE TODAY!

👨‍⚕️ Dr Kavithendral Krishnan
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Alumnus of Cancer Institute, Adyar

🏥 Noble Cancer Care
📍 Rajappa Nagar, Thanjavur – 613007
📞 7418458508

15/10/2026

🎀 DOES BREAST CANCER RUN IN YOUR FAMILY? KNOW YOUR RISK! 💗

Did you know that a family history of breast cancer can increase your risk?

👩‍👧 If your mother, sister, grandmother, or other close relatives have had breast cancer, it is important to understand your personal risk.

🧬 Certain inherited genetic changes, including BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, can increase the risk of breast and ovarian cancers.

But remember: Most women diagnosed with breast cancer do NOT have a family history of the disease!

✅ Know your family medical history.
✅ Discuss your risk with a qualified doctor.
✅ Ask whether genetic counselling or earlier screening is appropriate.

💗 Awareness today can help protect your family’s tomorrow.

📍 Noble Cancer Care, Thanjavur
📞 7418458508

This Pink October, share this message with your mother, sisters, daughters, and friends. 🎀

12/10/2026

🎀 BREAST CANCER TREATMENT IS OVER… SO WHY TAKE TABLETS FOR 5–10 YEARS? 💊💗

This is one of the most common questions asked by breast cancer survivors!

Many women feel completely healthy after surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. But for hormone receptor-positive (HR+) breast cancer, treatment doesn’t always end there.

💗 Why is long-term hormone therapy important?

✅ Helps reduce the risk of breast cancer returning.

✅ Blocks or reduces the effects of hormones that can stimulate certain breast cancer cells.

✅ Provides protection against recurrence, even years after initial treatment.

✅ May be recommended for 5–10 years, depending on individual risk and treatment tolerance.

🌸 Remember: Feeling healthy doesn’t mean you should stop your tablets!

If you’re experiencing side effects, speak to your oncologist before stopping treatment.

💞 SHARE this post with a breast cancer survivor. Your one share could help someone understand the importance of continuing treatment!

👨‍⚕️ Dr Kavithendral Krishnan
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Alumnus of Cancer Institute, Adyar

🏥 Noble Cancer Care, Thanjavur
📍 No. 56B, Thangamuthu Anbalayam, Rajappa Nagar, Thanjavur – 613 007
📞 7418458508

11/10/2026

💗 CAN YOU HUG YOUR CHILDREN AFTER BREAST CANCER RADIOTHERAPY? 🫂

YES! Your treatment doesn’t have to keep you away from the people you love. ❤️

One of the common fears among cancer patients is:

“Will radiation from my treatment harm my children or family?”

🌸 Here’s the reassuring truth:

✅ External-beam radiotherapy does NOT make you radioactive.

✅ You can safely hug your children, hold your loved ones and spend time with your family.

✅ You may experience tiredness or skin changes, but these do not make you radioactive.

💖 Cancer treatment should never take away the comfort of a loving hug.

At Noble Cancer Care, Thanjavur, we believe that clearing misconceptions is just as important as treating cancer.

🎀 This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s replace fear with facts and confusion with confidence.

📢 SHARE THIS POST! One simple fact could bring enormous reassurance to a patient and their family.

👨‍⚕️ Dr Kavithendral Krishnan
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Alumnus of Cancer Institute, Adyar

🏥 Noble Cancer Care, Thanjavur
📍 No. 56B, Thangamuthu Anbalayam, Rajappa Nagar, Thanjavur – 613 007
📞 7418458508

08/10/2026

🎀 BREAST CANCER IS NOT JUST A WOMAN’S DISEASE!

😲 Yes, MEN can get breast cancer too!

When we hear the words breast cancer, we usually think of women. But here’s something many people don’t know — men have breast tissue too, and they can develop breast cancer.

🚨 MEN, DON’T IGNORE THESE WARNING SIGNS!

🔸 A lump or swelling near the ni**le
🔸 Ni**le discharge or inward turning of the ni**le
🔸 Skin changes, dimpling or redness

Not every lump is cancer. But ignoring a persistent change is never the right choice.

💗 Cancer awareness has no gender. Early medical evaluation matters for everyone.

📢 SHARE THIS POST with your father, husband, brother, son or friends. One simple share could encourage someone to seek timely medical attention.

👨‍⚕️ Dr Kavithendral Krishnan
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Alumnus of Cancer Institute, Adyar

🏥 Noble Cancer Care, Thanjavur
📞 7418458508

07/10/2026

🎀 Breast cancer care doesn’t end when active treatment ends. Survivorship is the next chapter.

Regular follow-up helps address treatment-related concerns and watch for recurrence or new health problems. Staying physically active, eating a balanced diet, and seeking support for emotional wellbeing can also contribute to long-term health and quality of life.

Every survivor’s follow-up plan is different—keep your appointments and discuss new or persistent symptoms with your treating team.

💗 Share this with a survivor who deserves encouragement today.

06/10/2026

🎀 Why would treatment sometimes come before breast cancer surgery?

For selected breast cancers, neoadjuvant therapy—treatment given before surgery—can shrink the tumor, sometimes make less extensive surgery possible, and importantly, show how the cancer responds to treatment. It is commonly considered for larger or node-positive cancers and for certain HER2-positive, triple-negative, or inflammatory breast cancers. It is not necessary for every patient; sequencing depends on stage and tumor biology.

📌 Share this to help patients understand why “chemotherapy first” does not mean surgery has been delayed.

05/10/2026

🎀 More surgery does not automatically mean better survival.

For many women with suitable early-stage breast cancer, breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy) followed by radiation provides the same long-term survival as mastectomy. The best operation depends on tumor extent, breast size, prior radiation, genetic risk, ability to receive radiotherapy, and the patient’s preferences.

The goal is not simply the biggest surgery—it is the right oncologically safe treatment for each woman.

📌 Save and share—this is an important breast-cancer misconception worth correcting.

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