Diagnosis is typically carried out by the following procedures or tests:

• Biopsy: Tissue biopsy is used from any suspicious region. A tiny piece of tissue is removed with a special tool passed through the scope. The sample is sent to the pathology lab for examination by a pathologist who looks for cancer cells in the specimen.
• Genetic tests may also be done on the biopsy specimens to recognize specific gene mutations in the cancer cells. These examinations are available at very few centers in the country.

Stage I:

Tumors are very small (less than 2 centimeters across), and they don’t spread to other parts of the body.

Stage II: 

Cancers are a little bigger (between 2 and 4 cm) but still in the original gland.

Stage III:

Cancer have moved out of the gland, possibly to the lymph nodes in the same side of the neck.

Stage IV:

Cancer have spread to the lymph nodes and maybe other parts of the body.

Your Salivary cancer treatment at Prolife may include one or more of the following therapies:

1. Surgery

Surgery is the most usual treatment for colon cancer, especially if it has not developed. As for many cancers, surgery for colon cancer is most successful when done by a surgeon with a great deal of knowledge in the procedure.

2. Chemotherapy

Prolife offers the most up-to-date and effective chemotherapy choices for Salivary Glands Cancer. Drugs are given by mouth or intravenously

3. Targeted therapy

Targeted therapy targets cancer’s specific genes, proteins, or the tissue conditions that add to cancer growth and survival. Targeted therapy blocks the increase and spread of cancer cells while restricting the damage to normal cells.

4. Radiation therapy

Radiation therapy uses strong energy sources, such as X-rays and protons, to kill cancer cells. It might be used to withdraw large cancer before an operation so that it can be removed more quickly.

When surgery isn’t an option, radiation therapy might be used to reduce signs, such as pain. Sometimes radiation is mixed with chemotherapy.

Healing from Surgery

Most people who have Salivary cancer surgery heal without any problems. These people go home within 2-to-4 days. A fewer number of patients may have a slower recovery and need to wait for a little more.

A surgeon will give you guidance on how to take care of yourself, including your surgery, bathing, driving, and sexual activity. There will be information about yourself:

After Treatment, you will be given a Daily Goals Checklist. Use that checklist to understand how you are doing every day.

While you are in the hospital, you will have regular aims to help you recover. These aims include:

After you’ve completed your treatments for Salivary Glands Cancer, follow-up care is very essential. Routine checkups can help find any changes in your health, and if cancer comes back (or “recurs”), it can be treated as soon as possible.

At Prolife Cancer Center, your ovarian cancer treatment is personalized to give the best results, while concentrating on your quality of life. We offer minimally invasive laparoscopic surgeries that provide successful treatment with less impact on you.

At Prolife Cancer Center, your Salivary Glands cancer treatment is personalized to give the best results, while concentrating on your quality of life. We offer minimally invasive laparoscopic surgeries that provide successful treatment with less impact on you.

Specialized Ovarian Cancer Treatments

Prolife offers unique options. Our globally renowned team of physicians shows your treatment for the most benefit while reducing the impact on your body.

Dr. Sumit Shah is expertise in treating ovarian cancer. We offer the best Laparoscopic surgery treatment for Salivary Glands cancer also chemotherapy and targeted therapy options.