Follow-up care after a cancer diagnosis is a crucial part of medical treatment. It not only aims to detect a possible recurrence at an early stage, but also to support you on your way back to a healthy, self-determined life. Follow-up intervals depend on the type of tumor and the course of therapy. Typically, they are as follows:

Years 1–3: follow-up every 3 months

Years 4–5: follow-up every 6 months

From year 6 onward: annual check-ups

What does cancer follow-up care include?

• Detailed physician–patient consultation and assessment of symptoms
• Gynecological examination
• Ultrasound examinations (e.g. breast, female reproductive organs)
• Monitoring of treatment success
• Management of late and side effects
• Counseling on lifestyle, hormones, sexuality, and psychological well-being

Tumor Follow-Up Passport – Everything Important at a Glance

The tumor follow-up passport documents diagnoses, treatments, findings, and follow-up appointments. It ensures transparency, facilitates coordination between physicians, and guarantees continuous, structured care.

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Competent Cancer Follow-Up Care – Empathetic and Reliable

In our gynecology practice, we support you after a cancer diagnosis with empathy, medical

expertise, and in accordance with current clinical guidelines.