Digit
headset_mic account_circle
mail
Sign In
  • Products

    Motor

    • Car Insurance
    • Two Wheeler/Bike Insurance
    • Commercial Vehicle Insurance
    • Taxi/Cab Insurance
    • Auto Rickshaw Insurance
    • Truck Insurance

    Health

    • Health Insurance
    • Super Top-up Health Insurance
    • OPD Health Insurance
    • Arogya Sanjeevani Policy
    • Personal Accident Insurance
    • Corporate Health Insurance

    Other

    • International Travel Insurance
    • Flight Delay
    • Shop Insurance
    • Home Insurance
  • Claims

    • File a Claim
    • File Health Claim
    • File Motor Claim for Garages
    • COVID-19 Assistance
    • Claim Status
  • Renewals
  • Become an Agent
  • Digit Products

    Motor Insurance

    • Car Insurance 25% OFF
    • Two Wheeler/Bike Insurance
    • Commercial Vehicle Insurance
    • Taxi/Cab Insurance 15% OFF
    • Auto Rickshaw Insurance
    • Truck Insurance

    Health Insurance

    • Health Insurance
    • Super Top-Up Health Insurance
    • OPD Health Insurance
    • Arogya Sanjeevani Policy
    • Personal Accident Insurance
    • Corporate Health Insurance

    Other Insurance

    • International Travel Insurance
    • Flight Delay
    • Shop Insurance
    • Home Insurance
  • Claims

    File a Claim

    File Health Claim

    File Motor Claim for Garages

    COVID-19 Assistance

    Claim Status

  • Renewals

    Become an Agent

  • Support
    Sign In
    • edit Edit Policy
    • download Download Policy
    • person_pin My Service Requests
    • check Check Policy Status
    call 1800 103 4448 whatsapp 70260 61234 mail_outline hello@godigit.com

    Our WhatsApp number cannot be used for calls. This is a chat only number.

  • My Account
    account_circle
    • autorenew Renew My Policy
    • download Download My Policy
    logout SIGN OUT
    call 1800 103 4448 whatsapp 70260 61234 mail_outline hello@godigit.com

    Our WhatsApp number cannot be used for calls. This is a chat only number.

  • login
  • about
  • contact
  • careers
More Products

Motor

  • Car Insurance
  • Two Wheeler/Bike Insurance
  • Commercial Vehicle Insurance
  • Taxi/Cab Insurance
  • Auto Rickshaw Insurance
  • Truck Insurance

Health

  • Health Insurance
  • Super Top-up Health Insurance
  • OPD Health Insurance
  • Arogya Sanjeevani Policy
  • Personal Accident Insurance
  • Corporate Health Insurance

Other

  • International Travel Insurance
  • Flight Delay
  • Shop Insurance
  • Home Insurance

Support

close
account_circle
  • edit Edit Policy
  • download Download Policy
  • person_pin My Service Requests
  • check Check Policy Status
  • autorenew Renew My Policy
  • download Download My Policy
logout SIGN OUT
call 1800 103 4448 whatsapp 70260 61234 mail_outline hello@godigit.com

Our WhatsApp number cannot be used for calls. This is a chat only number.

Switch to Digit Insurance

Trusted by 2 crore Indians

  • 1 Year Waiting Period
    Health
    Health
  • Car Side View
    Car
  • trending icon

    Third-party premium has changed from 1st June. Renew now

    Motorcycle Side View
    Bike
  • auto rikshaw
    Commercial
  • COVID-19 covered
    Travel Airplane
    Travel
  • More products
    More
ENTER YOUR CAR NUMBER
keyboard_arrow_right
DON'T KNOW YOUR CAR NUMBER?
keyboard_arrow_right
renew digit policy keyboard_arrow_right

I agree to the  Terms & Conditions

Terms and conditions

    Enter valid registration number
    Please enter valid City name
    DON'T KNOW REGISTRATION NUMBER?
    keyboard_arrow_right
    I KNOW MY REGISTRATION NUMBER
    keyboard_arrow_right
    IT'S A NEW BIKE
    keyboard_arrow_right
    RENEW DIGIT POLICY
    keyboard_arrow_right

    I agree to the  Terms & Conditions

    keyboard_arrow_right
    IT'S A NEW BIKE
    keyboard_arrow_right
    RENEW DIGIT POLICY
    keyboard_arrow_right

    I agree to the  Terms & Conditions

    Most Popular(You can select more than one)

    I agree to the  Terms & Conditions

    As mandated by Spanish Authorities your travel insurance needs to extend 15 days after your trip ends.
    We will extend your coverage period accordingly.

    false false false false false false false false false false false false
    close

    Port my existing Policy

    keyboard_arrow_right
    or renew digit policy keyboard_arrow_right

    I agree to the  Terms & Conditions

    You can select more than one member

    • -+ Max kids
      (s)
    ENTER YOUR REGISTRATION NUMBER
    keyboard_arrow_right
    DON'T KNOW YOUR REGISTRATION NUMBER
    keyboard_arrow_right
    or renew digit policy keyboard_arrow_right

    I agree to the  Terms & Conditions

    Terms and conditions

    Terms and conditions

    Switch to Digit Insurance
    • Health
    • Car
    • Two Wheeler
    • Commercial
    • Travel
    • More Products

    Lung Tumour - Types, Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

    lung tumor
    (Source: technologynetworks)

    You may find that your lung is developing some suspicious lumps inside it, which can immediately create distress. The first thing that comes to mind is whether your lung tumour is cancerous. In most cases, the tumour turns out to be benign, which has no risk of cancer. However, learning more about your tumour will help you figure out whether you still should be concerned or not.

    What Is a Lung Tumour?

    A tumour depicts an unusual growth of tissue by the accumulation of unnecessary cells that are dividing rapidly. A lung tumour is a tumour type that develops in the tissues inside a lung or in the airways leading to the lungs.

    Who Is at Risk of Lung Tumour?

    Lung tumours can grow in both men and women, along with children. But you are at most risk if you are -

    • Over the age of 65.
    • Have a family history of lung tumours.
    • Active and passive smoker.
    • Exposed to asbestos or other pollutants.

    What Are the Types of Lung Tumours?

    You can find primarily 2 types as benign and malignant lung tumours. But before getting into that, you must get a clear idea of the terminology regarding the tumour.

    • Lung Lesion: A lesion is an abnormal spot that an X-ray or CT scan can spot. This can be a benign or a malignant tumour, granulomas related to rheumatoid arthritis, scar tissue, infectious processes, a lung abscess or anything else.
    • Lung Nodule: Lung nodule is when a lung is 3 centimetres or 1.2 inches in diameter or less. Nodules that are found in your lung are typically called pulmonary nodules.
    • Lung Mass: Lung mass is an abnormal area of tissue that is 3 centimetres or 1.2 inches or larger.

    Now that you know all the relatable terms surrounding tumours inside your lung, below are some most common types:

    Hamartoma:

    This is the most common benign lung tumour type and the 3rd most common cause for desolate pulmonary nodules. It accounts for approximately 8% of all types of lung tumour types and 55% of all non-cancerous lung tumours.

    This firm marble-like tumour is usually under 4 centimetres in diameter and comprises tissues like fat, cartilage, and lung's lining tissue.

    It grows in a coin like fluffy wool or popcorn and appears in chest x-ray as coin-like round growth. This tumour mostly (about 80%) occurs in the outer part of the lung's connective tissue and partly inside the bronchial tubes. Men and women between 50 and 70 years of age generally tend to be diagnosed with this tumour development.

    Bronchial Adenoma:

    Another common lung tumour type is bronchial adenoma, which makes up about half of the benign tumours. This is a diverse group of tumours that grows in the lungs' large airways (bronchi) or mucous glands and ducts of the trachea. A mucous gland adenoma is an example of a true benign bronchial adenoma.

    Papilloma:

    It is one of the rare types of Lung Tumours that is benign and grows in the bronchial tubes. This is further classified into 3 types, such as squamous, glandular and mixed squamous and glandular. Squamous may occur in adults and children equally, whereas glandular and mixed squamous and glandular may occur in adults.

    Rare Neoplasm:

    Rare neoplasm consists of connective tissue or fatty tissue. This benign tumour may include fibromas, chondromas, or lipomas.

    Carcinoid:

    A lung carcinoid tumour is a type of cancerous tumour that neuroendocrine cells form. These cells are present throughout your body, including the lungs. Hence, this tumour is rarely (2 of 10 carcinoid tumours) found in the lungs. This tumour further has 2 types, typical (grows slowly and rarely beyond the lungs) and atypical (grows rapidly and beyond the lungs).

    What Causes Lung Tumour?

    Despite the causes of lung tumours can not be understood adequately by medical experts, here are some possible problems that result in this tumour -

    • Granulomas or tiny clumps of inflamed cells, developing from a bacterial infection or fungal infections. These infections include tuberculosis, histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, or aspergillosis or coccidioidomycosis.
    • Inflammation from diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, sarcoidosis or Wegener's granulomatosis.
    • A bacteria-led pus-filled infection or abscess in lungs.
    • Tuberculosis.
    • Infections caused by human papilloma virus.
    • Round pneumonia (rare in adults).
    • Issues by birth, including scars, a lung cyst or other structural defects in lungs.
    • Smoking.

    Signs and Symptoms of a Lung Tumour

    There are barely any lung tumour symptoms that show up, especially if it is benign. It is often found accidentally on a chest X-ray or CT scan. However, the symptoms may include:

    • Mild cough that lasts or coughing up blood.
    • Wheezing, shortness of breath and breathing problems.
    • Rattling sound in the lung.
    • Fever, especially pneumonia.

    Different Stages of Lung Tumour

     

    Benign lung tumours typically have no significant stages. In fact, they do not always grow in size and sometimes may shrink as well. However, a malignant or Carcinoid tumour has stages like all the other cancerous tumours.

    Stage

    Description

    Occult stage

    This stage is also called hidden cancer, as imaging scans or a biopsy cannot capture your tumour. However, imaging of your coughed-up mucus may pick up cancer cells.

    0

    Your tumour is significantly small in this stage, and cancer cells have yet not spread to the outer surface of your lung or deeper lung tissues.

    1

    The cancer cells have spread to the lung tissues but node to the lymph nodes.

    2

    In this stage, the lymph nodes are affected by the cancer cells.

    3

    The cancer cells have spread beyond the lymph nodes and captured the middle of your chest.

    4

    This is the final stage of a malignant lung tumour. Cancer has spread widely around your body, such as your brain, bones, or liver, by this stage.

    What Are the Treatments for Lung Tumour?

    Ideally, benign lung tumours do not require treatment. In some cases, the treatment depends on the symptoms. Your doctor will ask you for a regular diagnosis through X-rays, and CT scans over months to a year. A medical expert will only recommend a biopsy or surgery to remove the tumour when tests show that your tumour can turn cancerous. The nodule continues to grow in size, or symptoms start being more prominent.

    The treatments for malignant lung tumours are:

    Surgery

    There are several surgical lung tumour treatments, including lobectomy, pneumonectomy, sublobar resection and lymph node dissection. These involve the removal of portions of your lungs to cut off the cancerous tumour.

    Radiation Therapy

    Professionals carry out this treatment by using high energy radiation to destroy the cancer cells in your body. Usually, a series of external radiation therapy is provided from outside periodically. Doctors give radiation using tiny pellets or rods that reach the adjacent areas of your tumour through a small catheter.

    Chemotherapy

    Chemotherapy treats the cancer cells directly by concentrating high radiation internally. Patients mostly require this treatment when cancer has spread beyond their lungs to other parts or organs of their body.

    How to Prevent Lung Tumour?

    There are not many ways out to stop or prevent the development of a lung tumour, but you can lower the risk in the following ways -

    • Quit smoking entirely or reduce consumption as researches show major risk factors of growing lung cancers in smokers.
    • Avoid being a passive smoker because passive smoking affects your lungs the same as smoking actively.
    • Avoid working in a place that can expose you to toxic chemicals. If you work in such a place, protect yourself through proper safety measures.
    • Do not opt for a place where radon is a problem. Also, check the radon and other pollutant levels at your home.
    • Maintain a healthy diet that contains loads of healthy and fresh fruits and vegetables.
    • Add exercise to your daily routine and try to do it early in the morning for a plentiful supply of fresh air into your body.

    A lung tumour, if benign, is not a matter to be afraid of. In most cases, the unwanted cell growth stops, and your tumour starts shrinking. However, you must keep diagnosing it regularly and call your doctor if you notice a gradual increase in the size. Also, do not overlook the symptoms as those are silent signals to any possible risk.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    ✓ What is the chance of being cured of a lung tumour?

    There is an 80 to 90% chance of cure in the case of small and early-stage lung tumours, but the rate drops dramatically once the tumour becomes cancerous and starts affecting the lymph node.

    There is an 80 to 90% chance of cure in the case of small and early-stage lung tumours, but the rate drops dramatically once the tumour becomes cancerous and starts affecting the lymph node.

    ✓ Can benign lung tumours turn into cancerous tumours?

    Yes, specific types of tumours can turn into malignant tumours. The tumours must be monitored through regular checkups to avoid such risks.

    Yes, specific types of tumours can turn into malignant tumours. The tumours must be monitored through regular checkups to avoid such risks.

    ✓ Can benign lung tumours be invasive?

    No, typically benign tumours cannot spread through adjacent tissues or distant sites.

    No, typically benign tumours cannot spread through adjacent tissues or distant sites.

    Please try one more time!

    Request URL:
    Status Code:
    Request Payload:
    Response Data:

    Important Articles related to Different Diseases

    Novel Coronavirus

    Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever

    Vector Borne Diseases

    What is Diabetes?

    Malaria Fever

    Blood Pressure

    What is Tuberculosis?

    All about Breast Cancer

    What is H1N1 Swine Flu?

    What is Thyroid?

    What is Paralysis?

    Worst Pandemics in History

    How Worst Pandemics in History Finally Ended

    History of Major Plague Outbreaks in the World

    World's Deadliest Diseases in the History

    History of the Spanish Flu

    All about Cancer

    All about Kidney Failure

    All about Heart Attack

    How do you get Kidney Stones?

    What is Skin Cancer?

    What is a Stroke?

    What is Lung Cancer?

    Alzheimer’s Disease

    What is Asthma?

    Signs and Symptoms of Asthma

    Best Exercise for Asthma Patients

    What is Bird Flu Disease?

    Parkinson's Disease

    What is Obesity?

    Uterine Cancer

    Thyroid Cancer

    Spinal Cord Tumours

    Endometrial Cancer

    Osteosarcoma

    Pancreatic Cancer

    Colorectal Cancer

    Oral Cancer

    Bone Cancer

    What is Sarcopenia?

    What is Malnutrition?

    Liver Cancer

    Stomach Cancer

    Prostate Cancer

    Brain Tumour

    Carcinoid Tumour

    Pituitary Tumour

    Wilm’s Tumour

    Colon Cancer

    Cervical Cancer

    Uterus Cancer

    Bladder Cancer

    Tongue Cancer

    Fallopian Tube Cancer

    Gallbladder Cancer

    Lung Tumour

    Skin Tumour

    Eye Tumours

    Fatty Liver

    Eye Cancer

    List of Common Eye Problems in India

    Heart Cancer

    Kidney Cancer

    Ovarian Cancer

    Types of Kidney Diseases

    Lymphoma: Types, Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

    Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease

    What is Heart Normal Rate?

    Ectopic Heartbeat

    Effects of Caffeine on Health

    How to Reduce Blood Cholesterol Levels?

    All You Need to Know About Renal Diseases

    Respiratory Diseases

    What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?

    Food Poisoning: Causes, Symptoms & Effects

    What is Cirrhosis of the Liver?

    What is Skin Lesion?

    Pescatarian Diet

    Osteoarthritis: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment

    Dyspnoea - Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis & Treatments

    Multiple Sclerosis

    Amoebiasis - Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

    Migraine - Symptoms, Types, and Prevention

    Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

    What is Mental Illness?

    Symptoms of RSV

    What is Congestive Heart Failure?

    Symptoms of Appendicitis

    What is Congestive Cardiac Failure?

    Leukaemia: Types, Symptoms, Causes, & Treatment

    Stomach Cancer

    What is Cataract?

    Most Common Cancers in India

    Squamous Cell Cancer

    Oesophageal Cancer

    Mouth Cancer – Symptoms & Causes

    Throat Cancer – Symptoms, Causes & Treatment

    Thymus Cancer

    Show more

    More articles related to Health Insurance

    Deductible in Health Insurance

    Difference between Family Floater and Individual Health Insurance

    Cashless Health Insurance

    Sum Insured in Health Insurance

    Daily Hospital Cash Benefit

    Types of Health Insurance

    Pre-existing Disease Cover

    What is Copay in Health Insurance

    Cancer Insurance Cover

    TPA in Health Insurance

    Difference between Mediclaim Policy and Health Insurance

    Health Insurance Premium Calculator

    Difference between Term Insurance and Health Insurance

    COVID 19 Health Insurance

    Difference between Life Insurance and Health Insurance

    Waiting Period in Health Insurance

    What is Health Insurance

    Health Insurance Portability

    Digit Illness Group Insurance

    Best Health Insurance Policy in India

    State-Wise Quarantine Rules & Guidelines

    Day Care Procedures in Health Insurance

    No Room Rent Capping in Health Insurance

    Unlock 4.0 Guidelines

    Health Insurance for Diabetes Patients

    Health Insurance covering Cataract Surgery

    Health Insurance for Vector Borne Diseases

    Health Insurance with Free Annual Checkup

    Domiciliary Hospitalization in Health Insurance

    Government Health Insurance Schemes

    Sub-Limit in Health Insurance Policy

    Cooling-off Period in Health Insurance

    Loading in Health Insurance

    Pre and Post Hospitalization Expenses in Health Insurance

    GMC and GPA Policies in Health Insurance

    Indemnity Health Insurance

    Health Insurance for Disabled Persons

    Difference Between Waiting Period and Survival Period

    Types of Health Insurance Claims

    Health Tips & Guides

    Food Tips & Guides

    Nutrition Tips & Guides

    Weight Loss Tips & Guides

    Guides about different Diseases

    Health Insurance Tips

    Health Insurance for Smokers

    Comprehensive Health Insurance

    Buy Health Insurance on EMI

    Nominee in Health Insurance

    Show more

    Download Health Insurance Policy Wordings

    Click here for Policy wordings | Digit Health Care plus policy - Benefit illustration

    View Instant Premium

    Switch to Digit Health Insurance

    close
    digit
    Health
    digit
    Super Top-Up
    digit
    Arogya Sanjeevani
    digit
    OPD Cover
    digit
    PA Cover
    digit
    Employee Cover

    Disclaimer #1: *Customer can choose options at the time of availing insurance. Premium amount may vary accordingly. Insured is required to disclose any pre-existing condition or on going treatment before policy issuance in the proposal form. 

    Disclaimer #2: This information is added only for informative purposes and collected from different sources across the Internet. Digit Insurance is not promoting or recommending anything here. Please verify the information before making any decisions.

    1. Digit Insurance
    2. Health Insurance
    3. Diseases
    4. Lung Tumor

    Last updated: 2022-06-15

    Digit
    • about
    • contact
    • career
    Products
    • Car Insurance
    • Bike Insurance
    • Travel Insurance
    • Health Insurance
    • Property Insurance
    • Shop Insurance
    • Group Health Insurance
    • Arogya Sanjeevani Policy
    • Commercial Vehicle Insurance
    • Super Top-up Health Insurance
    • Flight Delay
    Resources
    • Blog
    • Press
    • Download Policy
    • Grievance Redressal Procedure
    • Cancel e-Mandate
    Agent & Partnerships
    • Become an Agent
    • Become Digit POSP
    • Garages claim intimation
    Services
    • Claims
    • Renewals
    • Digit Cashless Garages
    • Digit Cashless Hospitals
    Get our app
    Download man
    App Store Google Play

    Other Products
    • Fire Insurance
    • Burglary Insurance
    • Building Insurance
    • Bus Insurance
    • Tractor Insurance
    • Commercial Van Insurance
    • Passenger Carrying Vehicle Insurance
    • Heavy Vehicle Insurance
    • Goods Carrying Vehicle Insurance
    • Activa Insurance
    • Jupiter Insurance
    • Bullet Insurance
    Health Insurance Guides
    • Individual Health Insurance
    • Family Health Insurance
    • Health Insurance for Parents
    • Health Insurance Premium Calculator
    • Compare Health Insurance
    • Health Insurance for Senior Citizens
    • Health Insurance with Maternity Cover
    • Corona Kavach Policy
    • Corona Rakshak Policy
    • हेल्थ इन्शुरन्स
    • फैमिली हेल्थ इन्शुरन्स
    Car Insurance Guides
    • Third Party Car Insurance
    • Comprehensive Car Insurance
    • Zero Depreciation Car Insurance
    • NCB in Car Insurance
    • IDV Calculator for Car
    • Bumper to Bumper Car Insurance
    • Car Insurance Calculator
    • Own Damage Car Insurance
    • Comprehensive vs Third Party Insurance
    • Compare Car Insurance
    • Find Vehicle Registration Details Online
    Bike Insurance Guides
    • Third Party Bike Insurance
    • Comprehensive Bike Insurance
    • Zero Depreciation Bike Insurance
    • NCB in Two Wheeler Insurance
    • IDV Value Calculator for Bike
    • Add-on Cover in Bike Insurance
    • Bike Insurance Calculator
    • Own Damage Bike Insurance
    • Comprehensive vs Third Party Bike Insurance
    • Compare Bike Insurance
    • Royal Enfield Insurance
    • TVS Insurance
    • Hero Bike Insurance
    Other Guides
    • Types of Insurance
    • Types of General Insurance
    • Types of Motor Insurance
    • International Driving License
    • Visa on Arrival for Indians
    • Visa Free Countries for Indians
    • Comprehensive vs Zero Depreciation
    • Coronavirus Health Insurance
    • Coronavirus Symptoms Checker
    • Indian Passport Rank
    • Digit Illness Group Insurance
    • Hero Splendor Insurance
    • Access Insurance
    • Scooty Insurance
    Calculators
    • SME Buddy Calculator
    • Home Loan EMI Calculator
    • Bike Loan EMI Calculator
    • Car Loan EMI Calculator
    • HRA Exemption Calculator
    • Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Calculator
    • SIP Calculator
    • RD Calculator
    • SWP Calculator
    • GST Calculator
    • PPF Calculator
    • Personal Loan EMI Calculator
    • EMI Calculator
    • Individual Income Tax Slab
    • Tax Saving Options other than 80C
    Finance Guides
    • What is Credit Score
    • Public Provident Fund
    • How to Open PPF Account?
    • How to open Sukanya Samriddhi Account
    • What is GST?
    • GST Registration in India
    • PAN Card
    • Aadhaar Card
    • Property Tax
    • Road Tax
    • Passport Process
    • Income Tax Slabs
    • How to Save Income Tax in India
    • Tax Deductions under Section 80C
    Traffic Rules
    • PUC Certificate
    • Vehicle Registration Certificate
    • New Traffic Fines
    • Fine for Driving without Helmet
    • Types of Driving Licence in India
    • Driving Licence in Delhi
    • Driving Licence in Bangalore
    • Driving Licence in Jaipur
    • Bangalore Traffic Fines
    • Pune RTO Fine
    • Own Damage Insurance
    Business Products
    • Business Insurance
    • Management Liability Insurance
    • General Liability Insurance
    • Workmen Compensation Insurance
    • Fidelity Insurance
    • Professional Liability Insurance
    • Money Insurance Policy
    • Sign Board Insurance
    • Plate Glass Insurance
    • Erection All Risk Insurance
    • Contractors' All Risks Insurance
    • Directors and Officers Liability Insurance
    • Marine Cargo Insurance
    • Contractors Plant and Machinery Insurance
    RTO Offices in India
    • RTO Office
    • RTO Pune
    • RTO Ahmedabad
    • RTO Bangalore
    • RTO Mumbai
    • RTO Delhi
    • RTO Lucknow
    • RTO Thane
    • RTO Chennai
    Important Links
    • Digit Insurance Reviews
    • Car Insurance Reviews
    • Bike Insurance Reviews
    • Commercial Vehicle Insurance Reviews
    • Travel Insurance Reviews
    • Health Insurance Reviews
    • Mobile Insurance Reviews
    • Become a Digit Partner
    • General Insurance Agent
    • Health Insurance Agent
    • Motor Insurance Agent
    Car Brands & Models
    • Maruti Insurance
    • Toyota Car Insurance
    • Tata Car Insurance
    • Hyundai Car Insurance
    • Kia Car Insurance
    • Mahindra Car Insurance
    • Tata Tiago Insurance
    • Tata Nexon Insurance
    • Hyundai i20 Insurance
    • Creta Insurance
    • Baleno Insurance
    Downloads Do Not Disturb (DND) Public Disclosures Stewardship Policy IRDAI Privacy Policy

    CIN: U66010PN2016PLC167410, IRDAI Reg. No. 158.

    Go Digit General Insurance Limited (formerly known as Oben General Insurance Ltd.) - Registered Office Address - 1 to 6 floors, Ananta One (AR One), Pride Hotel Lane, Narveer Tanaji Wadi, City Survey No.1579, Shivaji Nagar, Pune-411005, Maharashtra | Corporate Office Address - Atlantis, 95, 4th B Cross Road, Koramangala Industrial Layout, 5th Block, Bengaluru-560095, Karnataka