Frequently Asked Questions

• Pelvic examination
• •Ultrasonography
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• Hysteroscopy
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• D&C Biopsy
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• Colposcopy & Cervical biopsy
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• MRI
• Laboratory Investigations

Medical – –Only for benign conditions ( Non cancerous)
Surgical:

• D&C
• TABC Thermal Balloon Ablation of Endometrium.
• TCRE Trans cervical Resection of Endometrium.
• HYSTERECTOMY
• Radical Hysterectomy malignant (Malignant or Causes)

Removal of uterus (womb) In hysterectomy for benign diseases only uterus is removed and both ovaries are saved Where as for malignant diseases uterus along with fallopian tubes and both ovaries are removed.

• Laparoscopic removal of uterus (Laparoscopic Hysterectomy)
  • Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (TLH)
  • Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH)
• Total Abdominal Hysterectomy
• NDVH-Non descent Vaginal Hysterectomy
• Vaginal Hysterectomy

• Fibroids
• Prolapse
• Abnormal uterine bleeding.
• Cancers of uterus and cervix.

The separation of uterus through multiple ports (key holes) in the abdominal wall & removal of uterus through the birth canal (normal passage)

• Quick recovery time
• Less painful – Post surgery
• Cosmetically better
• Less blood loss during surgery

• Ovarian cysts.
• Ectopic pregnancy Pregnancy in tubes or outside uterus.
• Infertility
  • Ovarian drilling
  • Tubal cannulation
• Myomectomy

No, as a comfortable anaesthesia is given to do the Operation. Preferably, it is done under general anaesthesia.

Varying on the type of surgery & condition of the patient. Doctor will advice you on how soon you can return to work.

It depends on the type of surgery. Some surgeries may be require an overnight stay.

It depends on a patient’s tolerance level. In pain medications are prescribed for the post-surgery patients.

This again depends on the type of surgery performed. All patients are suggested to start a slow walking routine on the second day of post-surgery day. She keeps on increasing the exercises depending on her convalescence.