Oncology doctors
An oncologist diagnoses and treats cancer with chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy or by coordinating surgery and radiation.
What Oncology doctors treat
- Breast cancer
- Mouth and throat cancer
- Lung cancer
- Cervical and ovarian cancer
- Blood cancers
- Cancer follow-up care
When to see an Oncology doctor
- A lump, wound or ulcer doesn't heal
- Tests suggest cancer and you need a treatment plan
- You want a second opinion on cancer treatment
Oncology doctors by city
Clinics for this speciality are still joining Nirogo. Describe your problem and we'll send it to any matching clinic in your city.
Frequently asked questions
What does an Oncology doctor treat?
An oncologist diagnoses and treats cancer with chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy or by coordinating surgery and radiation. Common reasons to visit: breast cancer, mouth and throat cancer, lung cancer, cervical and ovarian cancer, blood cancers.
When should I see an Oncology doctor?
A lump, wound or ulcer doesn't heal. Tests suggest cancer and you need a treatment plan. You want a second opinion on cancer treatment.
How do I find an Oncology doctor near me?
Describe your problem on Nirogo and choose your city. If it fits Oncology, up to 3 clinics near you get your case and contact you directly — free.
What if I'm not sure this is the right specialty?
Just describe your symptoms. Nirogo works out which kind of doctor fits; a general physician is a good first step when it's unclear.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Nirogo does not diagnose or treat. In an emergency call 112. Medical disclaimer