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Each dividing cell of the body has information stored in the genetic material regarding growth and speed of division. When this stored information is either deleted or altered due to genetic mutation, the cells have no control over division (i.e., uncontrolled division), leading to cancer. When this phenomenon occurs in the anal canal cells, the condition is known as anal cancer. The anal canal is the last section of the digestive system that expels stools from the body. Human papillomavirus infection is the most common cause of anal cancer. Another condition, anal dysplasia, is a precancerous condition that progresses to cause anal cancer.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Anal cancer is a rare type of cancer that develops in the tissues of the anus, and at AOI, treatment is personalized through advanced radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and surgery as needed, ensuring comprehensive cancer care with international protocols.

At AOI, anal cancer diagnosis involves advanced imaging techniques, biopsy, and staging investigations that help in creating a personalized treatment plan with precision and accuracy.

Risk factors for anal cancer include HPV infection, smoking, weakened immune system, and a history of anal warts, and AOI’s multidisciplinary team ensures preventive care and early detection strategies for high-risk individuals.

AOI provides multidisciplinary support including pain management, nutritional guidance, counseling, and rehabilitation, ensuring holistic care for anal cancer patients throughout their treatment journey.

Yes, anal cancer has a good chance of cure when detected early and treated with advanced protocols at AOI, where specialists provide holistic care to improve survival outcomes and quality of life.

You can reach AOI’s expert oncologists for anal cancer care by calling the helpline number 1800 208 2000 or by booking an appointment online at https://www.americanoncology.com/bookanappointment

Symptoms of anal cancer may include rectal bleeding, pain or a lump around the anus, itching, and changes in bowel habits, which should not be ignored and require expert evaluation at AOI for timely diagnosis and treatment.

American Oncology Institute offers radiation therapy, chemotherapy, targeted treatments, and surgical interventions for anal cancer, guided by expert oncologists and supported by advanced technology.