Best Medical Oncologist in Hyderabad

Any of the five: Dr. Naresh Gundu, Dr. N. Kiranmayee, Dr. T. Raghavender Reddy, Dr. C. Raghavendra Reddy or Dr. Owais Mohammed. If you ask for one by name, the care team tells you where and when they see patients. If not, they book the earliest suitable doctor at a centre near you.

Usually, yes. Every CION centre in Hyderabad gives day-care chemotherapy. Your oncologist confirms that your own treatment can be given as day-care, then the care team books the cycles at the centre you choose.

It depends on the medicine. Some are given over a short drip, others run for most of the day. Your oncologist tells you roughly how long your own visits will be, so you can plan transport and who comes with you.

Often, yes. Many of these medicines only work when a test on the tumour or the blood finds a particular change. Your oncologist tells you which test is needed, where the sample goes, and what the result will decide.

Call the number you were given the same day. During chemotherapy the body fights infection less well, so a fever can become serious quickly. If you feel very unwell or cannot reach anyone, go to the nearest emergency department.

Yes. Bring the plan, the biopsy report and the scans. A CION medical oncologist will tell you whether they agree and explain any difference. This does not commit you to having treatment at CION.

CION's team helps with cashless insurance and gives you a written estimate before you start. Bring your policy papers. If you are covered by a government or employer scheme, tell the care team when you call so they can check what it covers.

If your case needs them, yes. Every plan is discussed at a tumour board with surgical and radiation oncologists. If an operation or radiotherapy would help, they join your care, and the team tells you where those steps happen.