
Oncology · Otolaryngology (ENT)
Dr. Rahul Buggaveeti
MS ENT, Mch - Head and Neck Oncology
22+ years of experience
₹600 consultation · before member benefits
An oncology consultation can help you make sense of a cancer-related concern or an existing diagnosis. At Blume Health in Kukatpally, you can find an oncology doctor and plan a visit with your reports and questions. Bring the information you already have so the conversation can focus on your situation.
Some reasons to discuss cancer consultations with a specialist:
Cancer diagnosis can involve medical history, examination, imaging, laboratory tests and sometimes a biopsy. There is no single test that diagnoses every cancer. Your doctor can review the evidence available, explain what remains uncertain and discuss whether further assessment is needed.
For a particular test, treatment or procedure, contact the hospital to confirm availability and arrangements.
Find a doctor for oncology and view the current appointment options.
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Oncology · Otolaryngology (ENT)
MS ENT, Mch - Head and Neck Oncology
22+ years of experience
₹600 consultation · before member benefits
Bring biopsy or pathology reports, scans and laboratory results, if available.
Include previous treatment summaries and your current medicine list.
Write down the decisions you want help with; a trusted person can help you take notes.
No. Laboratory results and scans need to be considered with other findings. Your doctor will explain what a result can and cannot show and whether another test is needed.
An appointment is for a consultation. Ask the hospital about the particular treatment or investigation you need, its location and availability before making arrangements.
Yes, bring the records you already have to your consultation. Contact Blume ahead of the visit if you need guidance on which reports to carry.
Visit Blume Health in KPHB Phase 6, Kukatpally. Choose a consultation online or speak with our team.
General information to help you prepare for a consultation. Your clinician will advise on your individual care.
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