Uterus Removal Surgery in Mumbai

Dr. Vivek Salunke is one of the best laparoscopic hysterectomy surgeons in India. He has over 25 years of experience in laparoscopy. At our treatment center we offer total care of the patient and have state of the art equipment like 3D laparoscopy.

Laparoscopic hysteroscopy is a procedure in which the patient’s womb (uterus) is removed surgically. The uterus is an important part of the female reproductive system where the fertilized egg develops and grows into a fetus (baby). Therefore after hysterectomy, pregnancy is not possible. Uterus removal surgery cost in India varies depending on a lot of factors. To get better knowledge about the operation as well as the costs associated with it, please call us or fill out the below form describing your problem.

    Uterus Removal Surgery

    Laparoscopic Hysterectomy is a procedure in which the patient’s womb (uterus) is removed surgically. The uterus is an important part of the female reproductive system where the fertilized egg develops and grows into a fetus (baby). Therefore after hysterectomy, pregnancy is not possible. Depending on the condition affecting the patient, the doctor may remove the patient’s ovaries and fallopian tube as well.

    Laparoscopic Hysterectomy cost in Mumbai

    The average cost for Uterus Removal Surgery in India is low compares to western countries.
    Most of the renowned hospitals for uterus removal surgery are situated in India.
    India is known for its worldwide medical facilities and advanced technology for uterus surgery.
    Also, India is filled with top surgeons who are specialised in uterus removal surgery.
    There are different prices for hysterectomy removal surgery in India in different cities.
    In Mumbai:-
    • Lowest cost is around.
    • ₹49,500
    • Average cost is around
    • ₹90,839
    • Highest cost is around
    • ₹1.5 Lacs

    Reasons

    Reasons for performing Laparoscopic Hysterectomy:

    Hysterectomy is usually performed to treat the following conditions:

    Adenomyosis: Adenomyosis is a common disorder in which the tissue that normally lines the womb grows inside the muscular walls of the womb. The resultant extra tissue leads to a painful menstrual cycle and pelvic pain. This disease is also known as uterine endometriosis.

    Fibroids: Fibroids, also known as uterine myomas, are compact and firm tumors that are made of smooth muscle cells and fibrous connective tissue which develop in the uterus. Fibroids can lead to prolonged menstrual periods, heavy bleeding during periods, bloating in the belly/pelvis pain and pain during intercourse.

    Endometriosis: In this disease the tissue (called as Endometrium) which normally lines the inside of the womb or uterus and which is normally shed off with blood during periods, grows outside the uterus and is seen involving ovaries, intestines, urinary bladder, the lining of your pelvis and may even spread to distant sites like lungs etc.

    Uterine Prolapse: Uterine prolapse is a disorder in which one’s uterus/womb slips down to her vaginal canal. This happens because the muscles & ligaments which normally keep uterus in the pelvic area weaken and get stretched. This condition can happen at any age but is more common in postmenopausal women who have experienced difficult delivery & labor during one or more pregnancies.

    Other conditions:

    Types

    Depending on the condition to be treated and its extent, the doctor may perform one of the following types of hysterectomy.

    Partial Hysterectomy:

    The doctor may leave the cervix intact and remove only a part of the uterus.

    Total Hysterectomy:

    This type of hysterectomy is performed to remove the entire uterus.

    Hysterectomy and Salpingo-Oophorectomy:

    In this case, the doctor will remove the whole uterus and one or both of the ovaries and fallopian tubes.

    Radical Hysterectomy

    Radical hysterectomy is a procedure in which the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and tissues around the uterus are removed.

    Procedure of hysterectomy

    Laparoscopic hysterectomy is performed with the help of an instrument known as the laparoscope. It is a small & lighted instrument which is inserted through small incisions made near the abdomen area. The instrument relays video to a screen which helps the doctor to inspect the inner organs of the pelvic area. Once the doctor locates your uterus he will cut the uterus into small pieces and remove these pieces. Anesthesia is administered while performing this procedure.

    Hysterectomy recovery time & side effects

    Normally, patients are allowed to leave the hospital in 3-5 days. The patient is encouraged to walk during this period. The patient may be able perform routine activities after 3-4 weeks. However the patient must restrain from pulling, pushing or lifting heavy items, she should also avoid intercourse unttill she has fully recovered.

    Side effects of hysterectomy include menopause. The patient should also be psychologically supported since she may feel she has lost her womanhood. In some extremely rare cases hysterectomy may result in scaring of the bladder. Such instances can be avoided if the surgery is performed by an experienced surgeon.