Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist at Bagchi Sri Shankara Cancer Centre
Dr. Ushashree Das, RMP, Odisha Council of Medical Registration Reg. No. 15458/04, Gynecologic Cancer-Surgeon in Bhubaneswar has always been passionate about helping people. She is trained as Mch. Gynecological Oncology from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. Since studying at an esteemed university and working at multiple national and international hospitals, she has provided utmost care and cutting-edge treatments.
Dr. Ushashree Das, understands that your health and wellness concerns extend beyond routine medical care and is here to guide you in all matters of your health.
At each visit, she explains the diagnosis and the treatment options in simple words, so that patients and families can decide with full information.
Consult Dr. Ushashree Das, Gynecologic Oncologist in Bhubaneswar.
Gynecological difficulties are illnesses that are primarily related to the female reproductive system and influence it. These ailments include simple problems like irregular menstruation, pelvic pain, and more complicated disorders like postmenopausal bleeding or fluid accumulation in the abdomen. Women should therefore seek the advice of a qualified gynecologist/ gynecologic oncologist who can offer precise diagnoses, efficient treatments, and sensitive care.
Dr. Ushashree Das sees women with suspected or confirmed gynecological cancers and with precancerous changes of the cervix. Treatment is planned for each woman based on the type and stage of the disease, her age and her general health. When needed, surgery is planned together with medical oncology and radiation teams at Bagchi Sri Shankara Cancer Centre.
What to expect
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