A lump in the neck, breast, thyroid or under the arm
Swollen lymph nodes that don’t settle
A lump found on a scan that can be reached easily
To check whether cancer has spread to a lymph node
Before deciding on surgery
Your doctor explains why the test is needed.
Your checklist
What to bring
All your reports and scans, with the CD if you have it
Biopsy report, if you have had one
A list of the medicines you take now
Photo ID, and your insurance card if you have one
Questions to ask your doctor
Why do I need this test?
How should I prepare?
Will it hurt, and what happens afterwards?
When will I get the result?
What happens if the result is abnormal?
Book a FNAC Biopsy
Share your details and our care team will call you back to fix a time.
CION Cancer Care in Sangareddy
A look inside CION L.B. Nagar
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Partner hospitals
CION oncologists consult at Manjeera Hospital, Hope Hospital, Star Hospital, Dr. Lalitha Fertility, Sri Sanvi Hospital (Narayankhed), Amrutha Hospital (Narayankhed), Sai Sanjeevani Hospital (Narayankhed).
Timings
Vary by hospital. Call to check when your doctor is in
Yes. CION’s team in Sangareddy arranges FNAC biopsy locally, at partner hospitals where CION’s doctors consult (Manjeera Hospital, Hope Hospital, Star Hospital, Dr. Lalitha Fertility, Sri Sanvi Hospital (Narayankhed), Amrutha Hospital (Narayankhed), Sai Sanjeevani Hospital (Narayankhed)). Call 1800 202 8726 to check where and when.
2Does a biopsy spread cancer?
No. This is a common worry, but a biopsy done properly does not spread cancer. It is the only sure way to diagnose it.
3Should I stop blood thinners?
Don’t stop any medicine on your own. Tell your doctor what you take, and they tell you whether and when to pause it.
4Is FNAC enough to diagnose cancer?
Often it is. Sometimes a core-needle biopsy is needed for more detail; your doctor tells you.
Book a FNAC Biopsy
Call or fill in the form, and our care team fixes a time in Sangareddy.
This page explains FNAC Biopsy at CION Cancer Clinics, Sangareddy. It is general information, not medical advice. Your doctor advises on tests and treatment after seeing you.