Gynaec Oncologist Gota in Ahmedabad — Expert Cancer Care
The short answer: Dr. Nishtha Tripathi Patel does not have a clinic or hospital in Gota. Women from Gota see her by appointment at KD Hospital (Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway), Sterling Hospitals (Sindhubhavan Road) or Welcare Speciality Hospital in Ahmedabad. She is an ESGO-certified gynaecological oncosurgeon, a specialist in cancers of the ovary, womb, cervix, vagina and vulva, from diagnosis and surgery to follow-up.
A common reason to see her is menopause ke baad bleeding (मेनोपॉज़ के बाद ब्लीडिंग), bleeding after periods have stopped, which should always be checked. Read more about specialist gynaecological cancer care in Ahmedabad.
Every case is discussed in a multidisciplinary tumour board, whichever hospital you attend. Depending on the cancer and its stage, treatment may be open surgery, laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery, robotic surgery for suitable early womb or selected early ovarian cancers, or cytoreductive surgery with HIPEC or PIPAC for selected advanced ovarian cancer. Not every woman needs or is suitable for each of these.
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- Specialty: Gynecologic Oncology
Hospital Access from Gota
Dr. Nishtha has no clinic in Gota. Patients from Gota are seen by prior appointment at these three Ahmedabad hospitals:
- Sterling Hospitals, Sindhubhavan Road — robotic surgery and laparoscopy (keyhole surgery), as well as cytoreductive surgery, HIPEC and PIPAC.
- KD Hospital, Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway — multi-specialty hospital with imaging, pathology and oncology services. Robotic surgery and laparoscopy are available here too.
- Welcare Speciality Hospital — consultations and laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery. Robotic surgery is not done at Welcare; if you need it, it is planned at Sterling Hospitals or KD Hospital.
If you are coming for surgery, the team will tell you which hospital, what time to arrive and what to bring when your admission is planned.
Why Gota Patients Choose This Gynaec Oncologist
Common reasons Gota residents consult Dr. Nishtha include ovarian cancer surgical planning, second opinions on chemotherapy-first plans, robotic hysterectomy evaluation, and follow-up after cytoreductive surgery.
Dr. Nishtha’s practice is positioned for the cases that benefit most from a specialist gynaecological cancer surgeon rather than a general gynaecologist:
- Surgery for ovarian cancer — including advanced-stage cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC.
- Cervical cancer surgery — radical hysterectomy with lymph node dissection.
- Fertility-preserving surgery — for selected early-stage cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancers.
- Second opinions — independent review of pathology, imaging and treatment plans.
Dr. Nishtha is a member of the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO) and brings international training standards to her practice in Gota and across Ahmedabad.
Treatments Available to Gota Patients
Treatment is chosen for each woman’s cancer type and stage. Dr. Nishtha’s practice covers:
- Robotic surgery — at Sterling Hospitals and KD Hospital, for most early womb (endometrial) cancers and selected early ovarian cancers, including staging and sentinel lymph node mapping. It is not the standard for cervical cancer.
- HIPEC — hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy with cytoreductive surgery.
- PIPAC — pressurised intraperitoneal aerosol chemotherapy.
- Cytoreductive surgery — complex multi-visceral debulking.
- Radical hysterectomy — for early-stage cervical cancer; open surgery is the standard for most women.
- Fertility-preserving surgery — for eligible early-stage cancers.
Every case is reviewed in a multidisciplinary tumour-board meeting with medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists and radiologists before treatment is finalised.
Booking a Gynaec Oncologist Gota Consultation
All consultations are by prior appointment at Sterling Hospitals, KD Hospital or Welcare Speciality Hospital, Ahmedabad (no clinic in Gota). To book:
- Call or WhatsApp +91 76988 00333
- Arrange an Ahmedabad appointment online
- Request a second opinion by sharing your reports on WhatsApp
What to bring to your first visit (our checklist explains the reports and documents to bring in more detail):
- All prior reports — ultrasound, CT/MRI (with CDs), blood work, biopsy/histopathology.
- List of current medications and prior treatment summaries.
- Tumour markers (CA-125, CEA, HE4) if previously done.
Book a Consultation
Reach out to plan your consultation and understand the next step in care. Book a consultation in Ahmedabad at Sterling Hospitals, KD Hospital or Welcare Speciality Hospital. There is no clinic in Gota; you can send your reports on WhatsApp first.
Gynaec Oncologist Gota FAQs
- Is there a cancer hospital in Gota where Dr. Nishtha consults?
No. Dr. Nishtha Tripathi Patel consults and operates at KD Hospital (Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway), Sterling Hospitals (Sindhubhavan Road) and Welcare Speciality Hospital in Ahmedabad. She treats ovarian, cervical, uterine (womb), vaginal and vulvar cancers.
- How do I reach Dr. Nishtha from Gota?
Book first, then travel to the hospital you have chosen. KD Hospital is at Vaishnodevi Circle on SG Highway and Sterling Hospitals is on Sindhubhavan Road. Travel time depends on where in Gota you start and on traffic, so check a map app before you leave.
- Is robotic gynaecological cancer surgery available for Gota patients?
Yes, when it suits your cancer. Robotic surgery and laparoscopy (keyhole surgery) are done at Sterling Hospitals and KD Hospital. Welcare Speciality Hospital offers laparoscopy but not robotic surgery. Robotic surgery suits most early womb (endometrial) cancers and selected early ovarian cancers; it is not used for advanced ovarian cancer, which needs open surgery.
For cervical cancer, open radical hysterectomy is the standard for most women. A large 2018 study (the LACC trial) found worse survival after keyhole or robotic radical hysterectomy than after open surgery in most cases. Keyhole or robotic surgery is considered only for selected small tumours (usually under 2 cm), after discussing this evidence with you.
- Can Gota patients get HIPEC treatment in Ahmedabad?
Yes, for selected patients. HIPEC (heated chemotherapy washed through the abdomen during surgery, sometimes called garam chemo) is combined with cytoreductive surgery at Sterling Hospitals, Ahmedabad. It is considered for selected stage 3 (sometimes stage 4) ovarian cancer when all visible tumour can be removed and the patient is fit for a long operation. It is not right for everyone and is not a guaranteed cure. Families from Gota can arrange it in Ahmedabad rather than travelling to Mumbai or another city.
- Do I need a referral to see a gynaec oncologist from Gota?
No referral is required. Patients can contact the practice directly on +91 76988 00333 or via WhatsApp to schedule a consultation. Bringing existing reports makes the first visit more productive.
- I have bleeding after menopause. Should I see a gynaec oncologist?
Bleeding after menopause should always be checked, even if it happened only once. The first step is usually an ultrasound scan to measure the womb lining. A lining of 4 mm or less is reassuring, and many women need only the scan. A biopsy is advised if the lining is over 4 mm, looks unusual, or the bleeding comes back; a Pipelle biopsy is done in clinic in a few minutes, and results come in about 1–2 weeks. Womb (endometrial) cancer is found in about 5–10% of women with this symptom. Read more about bleeding after menopause.