Most women in India are offered only one answer for a prolapsed uterus: removal. Here is what the evidence actually says about pessaries, pelvic floor therapy and uterus-sparing repair, and when hysterectomy genuinely is the right operation.
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Women’s Health & Gynecology, Patient Education & FAQs
Most uterine fibroids never need an operation. A laparoscopic gynae surgeon explains when watchful waiting is safe, when surgery is genuinely needed, and every option in between.
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Fibroids & Minimal Access Surgery
Why does endometriosis take 7-10 years to diagnose? Dr. Mohil Patel, advanced laparoscopic surgeon in Ahmedabad, explains early symptoms, fertility impact, and modern laparoscopic treatment.
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Laparoscopic & Minimally Invasive Surgery, Women’s Health & Gynecology
If your gynecologist has recommended surgery, one of the first questions you may have is whether laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery or
When Is Laparoscopic Surgery Better Than Open Surgery? Read More »
Laparoscopic & Minimally Invasive Surgery
For too many young girls in India, debilitating period pain is dismissed as a rite of passage. “She’ll grow out
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Women’s Health & Gynecology
A short or weak cervix can quietly threaten a pregnancy — but a small stitch called a cervical cerclage can change the outcome. Learn what cerclage is, who needs it, the three types (prophylactic, rescue, and laparoscopic cervico-isthmic), what the procedure involves, recovery, success rates, and answers to the questions most patients ask.
Cervical Cerclage: When a Stitch Can Save Your Pregnancy Read More »
Maternity Care & Delivery
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