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Momena Nahar’s Journey from Bangladesh to India for Cervical Cancer Surgery

For Momena Nahar from Bangladesh, hearing that she had cervical cancer was a moment that changed the way she looked at her health. There was concern about the diagnosis, but there was also a strong need to understand what could be done next. Momena and her family began looking carefully at treatment options rather than making a decision based only on fear.

Their search eventually brought them to India. They wanted access to specialised cancer care and a medical team that could explain the treatment process clearly. Momena’s reports and previous investigations were reviewed as part of the initial discussions, giving the treating team an opportunity to understand her condition and plan the next steps.

For Momena, the conversations before surgery were especially important. She had questions about the operation, the hospital stay, recovery, and how soon she might be able to return to her usual activities. Having a family member accompany her also gave her the confidence to discuss concerns that she might otherwise have kept to herself.

Travelling from Bangladesh to India was a major decision. It meant leaving home at a time when she was already dealing with the emotional pressure of cancer treatment. Once she arrived at India Cancer Surgery Site’s associated treatment facility in India, the consultations and pre-operative assessments helped turn an uncertain situation into a more organised treatment journey.

The hours before surgery were naturally difficult. Momena knew that the procedure was an important step, yet there was still nervousness as she prepared to enter the operating room. Her family stayed close, waiting for updates and trying to remain positive.

After surgery, her priorities became much simpler: rest, follow medical advice, attend follow-up appointments, and give her body the time it needed. Recovery brought days when she felt stronger and other days when she needed more rest. Taking things gradually helped her manage the process without becoming overwhelmed.

The presence of her family remained one of the most reassuring parts of the experience. Being in another country could have felt lonely, but having someone beside her through consultations, surgery, and recovery made the journey more familiar.

For Momena, coming to India was ultimately a decision made after careful thought. It allowed her to seek specialised treatment while having her family close enough to support her through each stage.

Looking back on her experience, Momena said:

“There was a time when I could think of nothing except the word cancer. Slowly, I realised that I needed to focus on the treatment instead of letting fear take over. Travelling from Bangladesh was a big change, but I felt better once I understood what the doctors were planning. The surgery itself was a serious moment for me, and the recovery asked for patience. What I valued most was having my family beside me and knowing that I could ask questions whenever something was unclear.”

Thank You
Momena Nahar from Bangladesh

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