Gynec Surgeries

Who is the candidate for Gynecological Surgery?

Surgery is generally recommended for the management of conditions that cannot be treated via conservative means.

Whether you are a candidate or not is determined by performing a thorough examination and assessing your overall health. Based on these factors and your reproductive goals, our experts personalize your treatment plan following a patient-centric approach.

What are the indications of Gynecological Surgery?

Gynecological surgery is an effective treatment option for patients suffering from avoid range of gynecological problems, who are not responding well to medication and other non-invasive treatments.

Some of the major indications of a Gynecological Surgery are:

• Problems related to reproductive health such as endometriosis, polyps, ovarian cysts, fibroids and adenomyosis
• Abnormal uterine bleeding that cannot be controlled by medication
• Gynecological malignancies, such as ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer and cervical cancer
• Pelvic organ prolapse, which is marked by the descending of the pelvic organs into the vaginal canal
• Congenital abnormalities in the reproductive tract that can interfere with the ability to conceive
• Cervical dysplasia, which is marked by the development of unhealthy cells on the cervical surface.
• Severe injury or trauma to the gynecological tract.

Types of Gynecological Surgery:

At Surya Hospital, our team holds immense specialization and expertise in performing a wide range of gynecological surgeries. These include:

• Hysterectomy: It refers to the surgical removal of the uterus, with or without the cervix, fallopian tubes and ovaries
• Oophorectomy: It refers to the surgical removal of either one or both of the ovaries
• Hysteroscopy: It is a minimally invasive technique that helps to visualize the uterus for diagnostic or therapeutic means
• Laparoscopy: The minimally invasive procedure is performed via keyhole incisions by using a tiny surgical camera.
• Colposcopy: It is an advanced visualization technique used for examining the cervix and vaginal cavity
• Endometrial Ablation: It refers to the removal of the endometrial tissues lining the uterus to stop abnormal uterine bleeds
• Salpingectomy: It refers to the surgical removal of either one or both of the fallopian tubes
• Tubal Litigation: It is a permanent birth control technique in which the fallopian tubes are tied or sealed to prevent fertilization
• Myomectomy: It refers to the removal of uterine fibroids while carefully preserving the uterine tissues 

Preparation

You will meet with your gynaecologist for a thorough consultation before having any gynecological surgery. This is crucial for making sure that you are well-prepared for the procedure. This includes:

• Pre-surgical evaluation for analysing your medical history and overall health. This not only helps us to determine the best course of treatment but also to identify potential complications and risks that need to be managed. 
• To alleviate the risks of complications during and after surgrery, you may be recommended to adapt to a healthier lifestyle, make dietary adjustments and take prescribed medications prior to the procedure
• Every surgical procedure is to be followed by proper rehabilitation to ensure holistic recovery. You will be briefed about what to expect after the procedure and given a set of guidelines related to medication, daily activity and other necessary adjustments.
• It is important to make sure that our team is well aware of your medical history. If you are on any medications or have any allergies, bring it to the notice of our team. This will help them to plan the surgery with a personalized approach.

Procedure

Gynecological procedures can be carried out using a variety of methods, such as standard open surgery, robotic-assisted surgery, or laparoscopy (minimally invasive surgery).

Depending on the type of surgery being done and your unique demands, a specific method will be followed. Beforehand, your surgeon will go over the specifics with you and address any worries or queries you might have.

Gynecological surgery requires postoperative care and follow-up, during which you will be closely watched in the recovery area until the anaesthesia wears off. You might feel some pain, discomfort, or weariness, which your doctor's prescribed drugs can help you manage.

The team at Surya Hospitals is committed to ensuring your comfort, safety, and well-being during the whole procedure.

Recovery

You will be closely observed in a recovery area after the surgery.

Specific instructions will be given by your surgeon on postoperative care, including wound maintenance, activity limitations, and follow-up visits. To guarantee a speedy recovery, it's crucial to carefully adhere to these directions.

Regular follow-ups may be needed to ensure a hassle-free recovery.