8 Best Clinics for Breast Cancer Treatment in Thailand (w/Prices)
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Bangkok Hospital Phuket
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Bangkok Hospital Phuket
Bangkok Hospital Phuket
Bangkok Hospital Phuket
Bangkok Hospital Phuket
Bangkok Hospital Phuket
3.5
219 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at Bangkok Hospital Phuket in Phuket, Thailand

Phuket's biggest and grandest medical facility, the Bangkok Hospital Phuket offers a vast array of treatments, health education and rehabilitation across a multitude of specialties. Having achieved JCI accreditation in 2009, t...more
MyMeditravel Chloe Tan, 01 January 2023
I was very pleased with the general dentistry services at Bangkok Hospital Phuket. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the facilities were modern and...
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World Medical Hospital
MyMeditravel Nonthaburi, Thailand
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World Medical Hospital
World Medical Hospital
World Medical Hospital
World Medical Hospital
World Medical Hospital
5.0
28 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at World Medical Hospital in Nonthaburi, Thailand

World Medical Hospital (WMC) is the brand name for a new hospital group in the premium tertiary care category launched by Bangkok Chain Hospital PCL (BCH), a leading hospital company listed on the Thai Stock Exchange (SET) and nam...more
MyMeditravel sakon Boonjatid, 13 January 2023
Good Hospital, this hospital gave me so satisfied services, the doctor also great, most of their staff can speak English very well...
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Thonburi Hospital
MyMeditravel Bangkok, Thailand
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Thonburi Hospital
Thonburi Hospital
Thonburi Hospital
Thonburi Hospital
4.2
59 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at Thonburi Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand

Thonburi Hospital is a private hospital under the Thonburi Healthcare Group. Since its establishment on May 10, 1977, by Dr. Boon Vanasin, Thonburi Hospital has been providing outstanding healthcare both locally and internationall...more
MyMeditravel Junaid Hussain, 11 December 2022
I had a great experience at Thonburi Hospital. The doctor was incredibly professional and knowledgeable. He answered all my questions and made sure I was well t...
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Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
MyMeditravel Bangkok, Thailand
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Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
3.7
63 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at Bangpakok 9 International Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand

Founded by Dr. Chareong Chandrakamol and Associate Professor Bidhya Chandrakamol back in 2003, the Bangpakok 9 International Hospital is now one of the most well known and respected hospitals in Bangkok. Operating as part of the B...more
MyMeditravel Carissa Taylor, 31 October 2022
I recently visited Bangpakok 9 International Hospital and I was very impressed. The staff was friendly and professional. The location was convenient and the fac...
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Mission Hospital Bangkok
MyMeditravel Bangkok, Thailand
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Breast Cancer Treatment
Mission Hospital Bangkok
Mission Hospital Bangkok
Mission Hospital Bangkok
Mission Hospital Bangkok
Mission Hospital Bangkok
3.7
71 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at Mission Hospital Bangkok in Bangkok, Thailand

Known locally as the Mission Hospital, it's official name is the Bangkok Adventist Hospital and it's a privately operated not-for-profit general hospital. Patients can expect slightly lower prices and less thrills compared...more
MyMeditravel Jackie Colman, 16 November 2020
I love the surgeon and staff here. They are very attentive, caring, and professional. I have received nothing but 5 star treatment. The surgeon helped me feel r...
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Thainakarin Hospital
MyMeditravel Bangkok, Thailand
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Breast Cancer Treatment
Thainakarin Hospital
Thainakarin Hospital
Thainakarin Hospital
Thainakarin Hospital
Thainakarin Hospital
3.4
100 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at Thainakarin Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand

Thainakarin Hospital was officially opened in June 1993 and consisted of six main departments: surgery, medicine, paediatrics, gynecology, otolaryngology and dentistry. Today, services also include an emergency department, pharmac...more
MyMeditravel Rodrigo Kulp, 09 December 2020
From the moment I walked in to the time I left, I was well looked after. The nurses were all lovely and helped me deal with the stress I had before my procedure...
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Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
MyMeditravel Bangkok, Thailand
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Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital

Breast Cancer Treatment at Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand

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Bumrungrad International Hospital
MyMeditravel Bangkok, Thailand
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Bumrungrad International Hospital
Bumrungrad International Hospital
Bumrungrad International Hospital
Bumrungrad International Hospital
Bumrungrad International Hospital
3.5
381 reviews

Breast Cancer Treatment at Bumrungrad International Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand

Bumrungrad International Hospital is located in the center of Bangkok and Bumrungrad means ‘to care for the populace’ or ‘to nurture the people.’ It is known as a “one-stop” center for medical s...more
MyMeditravel Glinda Deblois, 22 November 2020
I understand why this hospital is considered the best in Thailand. Traveled all the way from Australia to get my treatment here after I heard good things about ...
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Everything you'll need to know about Breast Cancer Treatment in Thailand

What is the cost of Breast Cancer Treatment in Thailand?

Several factors contribute to the price of Breast Cancer Treatment in Thailand. The overall treatment plan, the standing of the health institution, the intricacy of the patient's condition, potential risks, the length of hospitalization, and the geographical placement of the medical center all help in pricing. The primary aim of the treatment is to alleviate the ailment not to focus on cost that might compromise care quality.

While absorbing the financial implications of treatment can be burdensome, several health insurance packages provide coverage for cancer treatments. Moreover, financial aid programs exist to support eligible patients to alleviate some of the treatment expenses. It's imperative to discuss financial aspects with your healthcare facilitator before commencing treatment. Fully comprehending your insurance coverage and exploring financial support options when required, is equally important.

What does a Breast Cancer Treatment Procedure Involve?

Commonly, the Breast Cancer Treatment method starts with a thorough medical diagnosis, including physical assessment, mammogram, ultrasound, and possible biopsy, to verify the existence, nature, and severity of the cancer. After understanding these aspects, the medical team develops a bespoke treatment blueprint for the patient. The initial step in this blueprint is usually surgery. Whether a lumpectomy (excision of the tumor plus a little surrounding tissue) or mastectomy (partial or full removal of the breast tissue) is decided relies on the size, site, and proliferation of the tumor, as well as patient's overall health and preferences.

Radiation treatment is generally the subsequent step post-surgery. This technique deploys high-intensity rays or particles to eradicate any cancerous cells that might have endured post-surgical procedure. Therapies such as chemotherapy, hormone treatment, or targeted therapy usage at a systemic level occur after to decrease the risk of recurrence. Chemotherapy deploys medicines to decimate swiftly dividing cells, encompassing cancer cells. Hormone therapy interferes with the body's estrogen or progesterone, hormones potentially driving the progression of particular breast cancer types. Conversely, targeted therapy focuses on specific attributes of cancer cells to suppress their proliferation.

How Long Should I Stay in Thailand for a Breast Cancer Treatment Procedure?

Your length of stay in Thailand for a Breast Cancer Treatment has high individual variability depending on your personalized treatment strategy. Mean length of stay for operations such as lumpectomy or mastectomy tends to range from one to several days based on surgical complexity and your overall health condition. Upon clearance to leave the hospital, it is advisable to remain within close proximity of the hospital for a minimum of a week in order to attend follow-up consultations, address any immediate post-surgery complications, and initiate the next treatment phase, potentially involving radiation or systematic therapies if deemed necessary. 

Subsequent treatment modalities like radiation, chemotherapy, or hormone therapy typically occur on an outpatient basis; however, they necessitate regular hospital visits--potentially daily or weekly--for several weeks to months. Incorporating these timelines into your Thailand stay plans for the Breast Cancer Treatment is critical. Strategizing for an extended stay can ease recovery, ensure uninterrupted treatment, and enable prompt management of potential complications or side effects. It’s always beneficial to have a discussion with your healthcare provider regarding the projected timeline of your treatment in order to prepare accordingly.

What's the Recovery Time for Breast Cancer Treatment Procedures in Thailand?

The recovery period following a Breast Cancer Treatment varies greatly depending on the particular therapies used and the general health of the patient. Physical recovery following surgery could take a few weeks, however emotional recovery might take longer. A lengthier recovery time may be the result of therapeutic side effects like those from chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Faster recovery is facilitated by maintaining a healthy diet and frequent exercise. A medical team of several professionals ensures this since managing bodily changes and emotions is vital during recovery. A large portion of the healing process involves monitoring and follow-up treatment. 

What sort of Aftercare is Required for Breast Cancer Treatment Procedures in Thailand?

Proper after treatment measures following a Breast Cancer Treatment is vital for healing and the reduction of reoccurrence risk. This may include scheduled check-ups with your medical professional, continuing therapies such as radiation or chemotherapy, physiotherapy and, crucially, alterations to lifestyle. A balanced regular diet, consistent physical activity and emotional support are significant factors that can assist in the healing process and more effectively manage side effects source.

In complement to this, personal care methods such as looking after surgical incisions, managing side-effects of continued therapies, and personal checks to identify any atypical changes early, are essential components of aftercare. Consulting a mental health expert to handle mental concerns such as stress, anxiety, or depression could also be advantageous. It's crucial to maintain transparent communication with your medical professional, report any worrying symptoms promptly and follow through rigorously with their advice for post-treatment management.

What's the Success Rate of Breast Cancer Treatment Procedures in Thailand?

Currently, we see a high effectiveness of the therapeutic methods applied to breast cancer, categorizing it as one of the most highly treatable forms of the disease. Of all the women diagnosed with invasive breast cancer, a five-year survival rate is observed in 90% of cases. Detecting the disease early at localized stages elevates this survival rate to a notable 99%. However, it is crucial to point out that several individual factors can influence these rates, including the classification of cancer, its development stage, the overall health condition of the patient, and the adopted therapeutic procedure.

While the indicated percentages present a hopeful scenario, it's imperative to consider the intricate and unique nature of each case. These success rates should be utilized for reference purposes, not to assure certainty. A favorable outcome is generally more probable with early diagnosis, an all-encompassing therapeutic approach and rigorous post-treatment care. This aftercare should involve habitual check-ups, a nutritionally balanced diet, and maintaining an active lifestyle.

Are there Alternatives to Breast Cancer Treatment Procedures in Thailand?

In the scope of breast cancer care, 'alternatives' denote supplementary methods used with traditional treatment. This includes acupuncture, massage, meditation, yoga, and mindfulness for stress reduction and symptom management. Biological therapies, like immune checkpoint inhibitors, T-cell transfer therapy, monoclonal antibodies, and cancer treatment vaccines, boost the body’s cancer-fighting abilities.

Natural dietary supplements, herbs, and proper nutrition can support overall wellness but must be taken under the guidance of a healthcare professional. It's vital to discuss with your healthcare provider before incorporating alternative treatments into your care plan, considering possible benefits, potential adverse effects, and risks, to ensure they align with your overall treatment program.

What Should You Expect Before and After the Breast Cancer Treatment?

Knowing what lies ahead before and after the Breast Cancer Treatment is key to a more successful preparation and recovery. Before proceeding, your healthcare professional will evaluate your health record, discuss expected treatment outcomes, possible risks, and other alternatives. To get a better understanding of the tumor's size, placement, and characteristics, diagnostic tests such as a mammogram, ultrasound, MRI or biopsy might be required. In order to determine the exact type of cancer and the most effective treatment regimen, specialized tests may also be necessary source.

Customized guidelines regarding medication, diet restrictions, and surgery preparations will be provided to ensure smooth execution of the procedure. Strict adherence to these instructions is imperative. Consider arranging for a companion to take you home post-surgery and to help with everyday tasks during the initial recovery phase. Engaging in therapy, or joining a support group can be beneficial in dealing with anxiety and offering emotional support during this difficult time.

After the Breast Cancer Treatment, one might experience discomfort, swelling, discoloration, tiredness, a decrease in appetite, or modifications in body appearance and functionality, depending upon the procedure and treatment implemented. Normally these side effects are temporary and can be effectively managed with medications and suitable care. To prevent infection, manage discomfort, and expedite healing, you'll receive instructions about post-procedure care, which could include wound management, physical exercises for arm movement and ways to diminish lymphedema (arm swelling).

What are Potential Risks of Breast Cancer Treatment?

Every medical procedure, including Breast Cancer Treatment, carries a certain degree of potential hazards and adverse results. It's pertinent to highlight that advancements in medicine have optimized the procedure and enhanced its safety. However, comprehending the potential complications linked to the treatment is essential. The instantaneous hazards might include infections, uncontrolled bleeding, negative reactions to anesthesia, post-operative swelling, or scarring at the site of surgery.

In addition, there can be long-lasting side effects. Depending upon the treatment types and techniques used, patients might suffer from exhaustion, sensation alterations in the breast region, lymphedema (a chronic arm swelling syndrome caused by damage to the lymphatic system), or conditions affecting the heart and lungs. Furthermore, systemic treatments like chemotherapy could result in brittle bones or issues with fertility. Such side effects might last for several months or even for years post-treatment, impacting the quality of life. Thus, being aware of these potential hazards enables improved preparedness and handling of the side effects.

Whilst the information presented here has been accurately sourced and verified by a medical professional for its accuracy, it is still advised to consult with your doctor before pursuing a medical treatment at one of the listed medical providers

Update: 18/03/2024