Dr. S Jayalakshmi Reviews

A 28-year-old female software engineer from Gurgaon with no family history presented with persistent fatigue. Dr. Jayalakshmi discovered a rare form of acute lymphoblastic leukemia through advanced genomic testing. Treatment involved targeted immunotherapy instead of traditional chemotherapy, resulting in complete remission within 8 months with minimal side effects, allowing her to return to work full-time.

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher from a rural Haryana village arrived with advanced gastric cancer that local doctors had deemed inoperable. Dr. Jayalakshmi collaborated with surgical oncology to perform a successful resection followed by customized adjuvant therapy. The patient's recovery was slow but steady, supported by weekly video consultations with his dispersed children, achieving cancer-free status after 18 months.

A 45-year-old construction worker from Delhi presented with asbestos-related mesothelioma. With limited financial resources, Dr. Jayalakshmi arranged for him to participate in a clinical trial for novel anti-angiogenesis drugs. His wife became his primary caregiver, learning to administer certain treatments at home. The cancer stabilized after 6 months, allowing him to perform light duties.

An 8-year-old boy from an affluent family was diagnosed with neuroblastoma that had metastasized to his bones. Dr. Jayalakshmi designed a multimodal protocol including MIBG therapy followed by stem cell transplantation. His parents were deeply involved in every decision, and after a difficult 14-month treatment including several infections, he achieved complete response and returned to school.

A 60-year-old Bangladeshi immigrant with limited Hindi/English proficiency came with advanced nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Dr. Jayalakshmi worked with hospital interpreters to explain the complex radiation and chemotherapy regimen. The patient's daughter quit her job to become his full-time caregiver. Treatment caused significant mucositis but resulted in 90% tumor reduction after 5 months.

A 35-year-old single mother working as a domestic helper presented with early-stage cervical cancer detected during a free screening camp. Dr. Jayalakshmi performed fertility-sparing radical trachelectomy instead of hysterectomy. With support from a hospital social worker, she continued working during recovery while her mother cared for her children. No recurrence after 2 years.

A 52-year-old corporate executive with a strong family history of BRCA mutations developed triple-negative breast cancer. Dr. Jayalakshmi implemented neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by bilateral mastectomy and PARP inhibitor maintenance. The patient documented her journey on social media while continuing her executive role throughout treatment, achieving pathological complete response.

A 68-year-old farmer from Punjab with chronic tobacco use presented with inoperable lung cancer. Dr. Jayalakshmi initiated palliative immunotherapy focused on quality of life rather than cure. His sons rotated care duties while continuing farm work. The treatment provided 3 years of stable disease with good symptom control before peaceful hospice care.

A 19-year-old college athlete was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his femur. Dr. Jayalakshmi coordinated limb-salvage surgery with intra-arterial chemotherapy. His teammates organized fundraising for the advanced prosthesis. After 12 months of intensive rehabilitation, he returned to competitive sports with modified activities.

A 41-year-old transgender woman undergoing hormone therapy developed hormone-responsive breast cancer. Dr. Jayalakshmi created a gender-affirming treatment plan that balanced cancer control with gender identity preservation. She collaborated with endocrinology to adjust hormone regimens throughout treatment, resulting in successful cancer remission while maintaining gender presentation.

A 57-year-old Tibetan refugee with hepatocellular carcinoma complicated by hepatitis B and cirrhosis. Dr. Jayalakshmi implemented targeted radiation therapy (SBRT) instead of surgery due to liver dysfunction. The local refugee community provided transportation and translation support. Treatment achieved local control with preserved liver function after 4 months.

A 30-year-old pregnant woman (24 weeks gestation) was diagnosed with aggressive lymphoma. Dr. Jayalakshmi coordinated with maternal-fetal medicine to administer chemotherapy safe for the fetus. The baby was delivered prematurely at 34 weeks and both mother and child did well, with mother completing treatment postpartum and achieving remission.

A 63-year-old retired army officer presented with metastatic prostate cancer resistant to conventional therapy. Dr. Jayalakshmi utilized liquid biopsy to identify specific mutations and enrolled him in a PSMA-targeted radioligand therapy program. His military discipline helped him adhere strictly to the complex treatment schedule, resulting in significant PSA decline.

A 47-year-old classical dancer from Chennai developed synovial sarcoma in her foot. Dr. Jayalakshmi employed isolated limb perfusion with tumor necrosis factor to avoid amputation. The patient continued modified dance practice throughout rehabilitation. After 9 months, she regained 85% function and returned to teaching dance with adaptations.