Gynaecological problems can affect comfort, fertility and quality of life, yet many women delay care. A caring, experienced team can explain options clearly and treat you with respect.
Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic techniques allow many operations to be done through tiny cuts or without any external incision. Benefits include:
Less pain after the operation.
A shorter stay in the hospital.
A quicker return to your routine.
Fertility-Sparing Approaches: For women who still wish to have children, surgeons can often choose techniques that preserve the uterus and ovaries. Always share your family plans before surgery.
Myomectomy to remove fibroids while preserving the uterus, or hysterectomy.
Medicines, hysteroscopy, endometrial procedures.
Ideally laparoscopic or robotic when suitable.
In coordination with oncology teams.
Hospital stay is usually one to three days for keyhole surgery. Light activity returns in about two weeks, while strenuous activity and intercourse are delayed for around six weeks after hysterectomy.
We arrange appointments with experienced gynaecologists, offer the option of female doctors, and coordinate every travel and stay detail so you feel supported.
No. Many women can be treated with medicines or uterus-sparing surgery.
Only if both ovaries are removed. Ask your surgeon about ovarian conservation.