Breast Cancer Treatment in Mohali | Dr. Rajeev Bedi — Fortis
Breast Cancer Care

You Are More Than a Diagnosis.

A breast cancer diagnosis can feel like the ground has shifted. Dr. Bedi's first priority is making sure you and your family feel heard, informed, and supported from day one.

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Understanding Breast Cancer

Breast cancer develops when cells in the breast tissue grow abnormally — in the milk ducts, lobules, or surrounding tissue. While it's the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in India, early detection and modern treatment have made it highly treatable when managed by an experienced oncologist.

When to Seek Help

A lump or thickening — in the breast or underarm that feels different from surrounding tissue.
Changes in shape or size — of either breast, or skin dimpling and redness.
Nipple changes — such as discharge, inversion, or persistent pain.
Swelling or warmth — in the breast without an obvious infection.
Many early-stage breast cancers show no visible symptoms — regular screening from age 40 is vital. If anything feels different, trust your instinct.

How Dr. Bedi Treats Breast Cancer

Dr. Bedi has managed hundreds of breast cancer cases over three decades. His principle: no two patients are alike, and no two plans should be either.

01

Chemotherapy

Carefully calibrated regimens to shrink tumours before surgery or eliminate remaining cells afterward. Dr. Bedi monitors side effects at every cycle.

02

Targeted Therapy

For HER2-positive cancers, targeted drugs attack cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue — fewer side effects, better outcomes.

03

Hormonal Therapy

For hormone receptor–positive cancers, long-term medications significantly reduce recurrence. Dr. Bedi explains timelines in plain language.

04

Tumour Board Review

Your case is reviewed by surgical, radiation, and medical oncologists together — ensuring the strongest combined strategy.

A Note from Dr. Bedi

I've walked this road with hundreds of women and their families. The fear you feel right now is completely valid — but so is hope. Modern breast cancer treatment has come an extraordinary distance.
Dr. Rajeev Bedi
Dr. Rajeev Bedi
Director of Oncology, Fortis Cancer Institute, Mohali

Questions Patients Often Ask

What are survival rates for early breast cancer?

When detected at Stage I, the five-year survival rate exceeds 95%. This is why Dr. Bedi emphasises regular screening — especially for women over 40.

How long does treatment typically last?

Chemotherapy may run 3–6 months, followed by hormonal therapy lasting years. Dr. Bedi creates a clear phased timeline so you always know what's next.

Will I lose my hair?

Some chemo regimens cause hair loss, but not all. Dr. Bedi discusses which protocols apply to your cancer type — openly and honestly.

Can I get a second opinion first?

Absolutely. Dr. Bedi encourages it and is happy to review outside reports.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Dr. Bedi and his team are here to listen, answer your questions, and build a path forward — together.