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Tumour Testing — Detect Early, Treat Better

 

A tumour is an abnormal lump or growth caused by uncontrolled cell division. While some tumours are benign (non-cancerous) and may not pose serious health risks, others are malignant (cancerous) and require urgent treatment.

The challenge is that, in many cases, tumours do not show obvious symptoms in the early stages — making timely testing the key to effective treatment and better recovery chances.

At AK Diagnostics, we provide comprehensive tumour testing services with cutting-edge technology, ensuring you get accurate, fast, and reliable results. Our aim is to give you the clarity you need so your doctor can decide the best course of action without delay.

Why Tumour Testing is Crucial

Early tumour detection can make a significant difference in the outcome of treatment.

Benefits of early tumour testing include:

  • Identifying whether a tumour is benign or malignant
  • Detecting cancer before it spreads to other areas
  • Helping doctors choose the most effective treatment plan
  • Monitoring how well treatment is working
  • Checking for tumour recurrence after treatment

Without testing, tumours can remain hidden until they cause serious complications — especially in the case of aggressive cancers.

Advanced Tumour Testing Services at AK Diagnostics

At AK Diagnostics, we understand that every patient’s case is unique, which is why we provide a variety of specialised tumour testing methods. Each test plays a different role in detecting, identifying, and understanding tumours so doctors can create the best treatment plan.

1. Biopsy — The Gold Standard for Diagnosis

A biopsy involves removing a small sample of tissue from the suspected tumour area, which is then examined under a microscope.
Types of Biopsies:

  • Incisional Biopsy — A portion of the lump is removed for testing.
  • Excisional Biopsy — The entire lump or suspicious area is removed.
  • Needle Biopsy — A special needle is used to take a sample without surgery.
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At AK Diagnostics, all biopsy samples are handled with extreme care, processed quickly, and reviewed by experienced pathologists for accurate results.

2. FNAC (Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology) — Quick and Minimally Invasive

FNAC is a fast and safe method where a fine, thin needle is inserted into the swelling or lump to withdraw fluid or cells.

  • Advantages: No hospital stay, minimal discomfort, quick results.
  • Best For: Breast lumps, thyroid swellings, lymph nodes, salivary gland swellings.
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3. Histopathology — In-Depth Tissue Examination

Histopathology involves the microscopic study of entire tissue sections to examine their structure and detect cancerous changes. It provides vital details such as:

  • Type of cells present
  • Signs of malignancy
  • Tumour grade and aggressiveness

This test is essential for creating a precise and personalised treatment plan.

4. IHC (Immunohistochemistry) — Pinpointing Cancer Cell Types

IHC is a specialised test that uses antibodies to detect specific proteins in tumour cells. This helps:

  • Identify the exact cancer type
  • Predict tumour behaviour
  • Guide targeted therapies (e.g., HER2 in breast cancer)

5. Blood Tumour Marker Tests — Non-Invasive Screening

Tumour markers are substances found in the blood that can be elevated in certain cancers. Common markers include:

  • CA-125 — Ovarian cancer
  • PSA — Prostate cancer
  • AFP — Liver cancer
  • CEA — Colorectal and other cancers

These tests are useful for screening high-risk individuals, monitoring treatment, and detecting recurrence.

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Who Should Get Tumour Testing?

You should consider tumour testing if you have:

  • Persistent lumps or swellings
  • Unexplained weight loss or appetite changes
  • Long-term fatigue or weakness
  • Unusual bleeding or discharge
  • Skin changes such as growing moles or sores that don’t heal
  • A family history of cancer

Remember: Not every lump is cancer — but every lump should be tested.

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Why Patients Trust AK Diagnostics

At AK Diagnostics, we offer:

  • Expertise: Highly experienced pathologists and technicians
  • Technology: Modern equipment for precise results
  • Speed: Timely delivery of reports for quick treatment decisions
  • Privacy: Complete confidentiality of patient data
  • Collaboration: Coordination with leading oncologists and surgeons

We know the anxiety that comes with medical testing — that’s why our focus is on accuracy, speed, and compassionate care.

✅ Your Health Can’t Wait — Test Today
If you or your loved ones have any symptoms or risk factors for tumours, don’t delay. Early testing can save lives.

🌐 Book Your Appointment Now

📞 Call AK Diagnostics at +91 9412290394

AK Diagnostics — Accurate Testing, Trusted Care.

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