Who can I consult initially at Tarnaka?
Dr. T. Phanindra, MBBS, MS, FMAS, General Surgeon; 10+ years; 10:00 AMβ5:00 PM. Call +91 9100001201 to confirm availability and any specialist referral.
Laparoscopic
Tell the clinician when the lump appeared, whether it is growing, any menstrual-cycle changes, nipple discharge, pregnancy or breastfeeding, medicines, previous breast procedures and family history of breast or ovarian cancer.
Bring previous imaging reports and images, biopsy results, treatment records and allergy details. Ask what the examination suggests, which tests are necessary, and when results and follow-up will be discussed.
Assessment may include examination, ultrasound or mammography, and tissue sampling when indicated. Not every lump requires every test or an operation. Confirm imaging, biopsy and pathology availability, fees and location before booking a procedure.

Get a new breast or armpit lump checked even after a recent normal mammogram. Report a newly pulled-in nipple, skin dimpling, unusual discharge, especially blood-stained discharge, or a persistent change.
A painful, hot or red breast, particularly with fever or feeling unwell, needs urgent review for infection or an abscess. Do not squeeze or attempt to drain a lump yourself. Men should also get new breast lumps assessed.
Surgery is not automatically needed for every solid lump. The proposed operation, anaesthesia, risks, scar, pathology and recovery should be discussed individually. Day-care treatment or minimal scarring cannot be guaranteed. Confirm the procedure location and referral pathway; this page does not establish all breast oncology services are available at Tarnaka.

Ask who will explain your results and when you should return. A persistent or growing lump needs reassessment even if an earlier result was reassuring. Keep copies of reports and the written follow-up plan. Read the main breast lump guide for more information.
The βΉ15,000ββΉ40,000 figure is an unverified indicative planning range, not a confirmed Tarnaka package or verified Secunderabad average. Actual charges can fall outside it; it is not a budget for complete cancer treatment.
Request a written estimate for consultation, imaging, biopsy, pathology, anaesthesia, surgery, admission, medicines and reviews. Ask about exclusions, extra treatment, quote validity, deposit and insurance approval.
Dr. T. Phanindra, MBBS, MS, FMAS, General Surgeon; 10+ years; 10:00 AMβ5:00 PM. Call +91 9100001201 to confirm availability and any specialist referral.
Call the branch to ask about a female clinician and chaperone. This page does not confirm a female breast surgeon appointment.
No. Treatment depends on examination, imaging and tissue results when needed. Some benign lumps can be monitored; others need further investigation or treatment.
No. A new or persistent change still needs medical review, even after a normal mammogram.
It may. An abscess can require drainage in addition to medicines. A painful red or hot breast with fever needs urgent review.
No. βΉ15,000ββΉ40,000 is an unverified planning figure. Ask for a written individual quote with inclusions and exclusions.
Arrange reassessment if it persists, grows or changes, and follow the clinicianβs planned review schedule.
H.No 12-5-30, White House, Moula Ali Road, South Lalaguda, Tarnaka, Secunderabad, Telangana 500017. Phone +91 9100001201.
NCI: breast changes and symptoms; NHS: breast abscess. These support clinical information and do not verify prices or branch services.
This information supports an individual medical assessment.
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