At The Onco Clinic in Gurgaon, we offer targeted therapy and daycare treatments crafted to fight cancer with precision and sensitivity. Guided by seasoned oncologists and supported by empathetic caregivers, our practice combines evidence-based medical proficiency with holistic care so that patients get effective cancer treatment in a safe and comfortable setting.
We incorporate targeted therapy with other supportive cancer treatments to provide not only medical treatment but total physical, nutritional, and emotional care to each patient.
Targeted Therapy is a cancer treatment that makes use of medications to target cancer cells with mutations in genes or proteins, usually preserving healthy cells. This form of treatment is also called precision or personalized medicine. Physicians perform tests before starting to identify the specific mistakes within the tumor that the drugs can attack. The targeted therapies, which are tablets or customised antibodies, function by preventing cancer cells from expanding and causing them to die or aiding the immune system in stopping them.
Targeted therapy drugs are designed to:
This is the reason targeted therapy is an excellent treatment option for many blood cancers and solid tumors.
The price varies based on cancer type, the particular targeted medicine prescribed, and the number of sessions needed.
At The Onco Clinic, Gurgaon, we offer absolute cost transparency in terms of session-wise detailed fees and customized treatment planning.
Targeted therapy may be recommended for:
We offer advanced targeted treatments that include:
At our daycare center in Gurgaon, specific therapy is given in a patient-centered arrangement:
While generally better tolerated than chemotherapy, targeted therapy may cause side effects such as:
Our oncologists monitor closely and manage side effects promptly to ensure safety.
During treatment: The treatment is administered as a drip in the clinic or in tablets at home. The patient is monitored for some period of time following the treatment to ensure that it's safe.
After treatment: Performing regular tests for blood as well as doctor's appointments to assess how the treatment is working, and also to manage any adverse consequences.