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Currently, a specialist is not available to treat Radiation Induced Brachial Plexopathy disease at our Sangamner unit. However, patients can consult our experienced General Physician for initial evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment guidance. If specialised care is required, our team will assist in coordinating consultations with a specialist at the nearest Medicover Hospitals location.

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Doctors for Radiation Induced Brachial Plexopathy Treatment in Sangamner

Radiation induced brachial plexopathy is nerve damage that can happen after radiation treatment near the shoulder, chest, or neck. It affects the brachial plexus, a bundle of nerves that helps control the arm and hand. When these nerves are injured, a person may feel pain, numbness, weakness, or trouble moving the arm.

People with radiation induced brachial plexopathy may notice symptoms such as reduced reflexes, shoulder pain and tingling sensation. A medical evaluation can help determine the nature and severity of the condition and whether treatment or ongoing monitoring is needed.

At Medicover Hospitals in Sangamner, our oncologists evaluate patients with radiation induced brachial plexopathy and recommend care according to their clinical findings, medical history, and individual health requirements. Relevant diagnostic tests may be used when necessary to support treatment decisions.

Our medical team supports patients throughout their care, from initial assessment and treatment to follow-up and long-term management when required, with a focus on controlling symptoms and maintaining overall health.

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Our experienced oncologists at Medicover Hospital, Sangamner, diagnoses and treats radiation induced brachial plexopathy using advanced medical facilities and a patient-focused approach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which department treats radiation induced brachial plexopathy?

At Medicover Hospitals, Sangamner, radiation induced brachial plexopathy is managed by the oncology department, where experienced specialists provide comprehensive evaluation, advanced treatment and follow-up care tailored to each patient's needs.

2. Do all people with radiation induced brachial plexopathy have the same symptoms?

No. Symptoms of radiation induced brachial plexopathy, such as reduced reflexes, shoulder pain and tingling sensation, can vary depending on the individual and the severity of the condition. Some people may experience mild symptoms, while others may have more severe signs.

3. Can radiation induced brachial plexopathy be treated without surgery?

Many cases of radiation induced brachial plexopathy can be managed without surgery, while others may require advanced procedures depending on the condition. At Medicover Hospitals in Sangamner, our oncology specialists recommend the most appropriate treatment based on your diagnosis.

4. Does recovery from radiation induced brachial plexopathy take a long time?

Recovery from radiation induced brachial plexopathy may be shorter or longer depending on the condition and the individual's overall health. Early treatment and regular follow-up can help improve recovery.

5. How can I schedule an appointment with a oncology specialist?

Scheduling an appointment is easy. Visit the Medicover Hospitals website, call 040-68334455, or visit our hospital in Sangamner. Our team is available 24/7 to assist you with booking your consultation.