Lung Cancer Treatment

Lung Cancer Treatment & Care at H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic

Lung cancer develops when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the tissues of the lungs.
At H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic, we provide advanced diagnostics, personalised treatment plans, and holistic patient support designed to cure cancer, control disease, and improve quality of life.

Our specialists focus on both medical excellence and compassionate care, helping patients breathe easier—physically and emotionally.

Understanding Lung Cancer

Lung cancer can be classified into:

Major causes and risk factors include:

Common Symptoms

Symptoms vary by stage and may appear gradually:

If these symptoms persist for more than 2–3 weeks, medical evaluation is essential.

Diagnosis & Evaluation

H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic uses advanced tools to identify the cancer type, size, and spread:

Accurate staging ensures precise, personalised treatment.

Personalised Treatment Options at H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic

Treatment depends on type, stage, genetics, and patient health.

We offer:

A multidisciplinary team ensures seamless, coordinated care.

Advanced Lung Cancer Treatment Options

Treatment is customized based on cancer type, stage, genetic profile, and patient health.

Chemotherapy

Primary treatment for many blood cancers , Given in cycles with careful monitoring

Targeted Therapy

Precision medicines targeting specific cancer cell abnormalities, Fewer side effects compared to traditional chemotherapy

Immunotherapy

Strengthens the immune system to fight cancer, Effective in several leukemias and lymphomas

Supportive & Palliative Care

Management of symptoms and side effects Nutritional, psychological, and pain support

Lung Cancer – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No. Non-smokers can also develop lung cancer due to genetics, pollution, or workplace exposures.
Early-stage lung cancer can be cured, often through surgery or radiation. Advanced cases can be controlled for long periods with targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
No. Treatment depends on the cancer stage. Some patients benefit more from radiation, chemotherapy, or immunotherapy.
Small-cell lung cancer spreads rapidly, while non–small cell grows more slowly. Early diagnosis improves outcomes in both.
Quit smoking, avoid secondhand smoke, reduce air pollution exposure, eat healthy, exercise regularly, and undergo screening if high-risk.