GYNECOLOGY SERVICES
Hysterectomy
A hysterectomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure in order to remove the uterus. A tiny incision is made on the belly button, through which a tiny camera is inserted. The image from this camera is watched over by the surgeon while performing the operative procedure. Two to three other tiny incisions are made in the patient's lower abdomen. Specialised instruments are inserted and used for the procedure.
Ovarian Cyst Removal
Ovarian cyst removal is surgery to remove a cyst or cysts from one or both of your ovaries. Open surgery necessitates an abdominal incision large enough that the surgeon can see the cyst and the tissue surrounding it. It may be done rather than laparoscopic surgery in case the cyst is large; there are many cysts or complications that develop during laparoscopic surgery.
Myomectomy
Myomectomy, also referred to as Robotic Myomectomy, is a surgical procedure of removing fibroids through tiny abdominal incisions. Laparoscopic Myomectomy is recommended and advised for patients who experience problems because of fibroids. This procedure is generally recommended when the woman wants the fibroids to be extracted but wants to preserve her uterus.
Tubal Recanalisation
Tubal Recanalisation or Family Planning Reversal Surgery is a procedure where the fallopian tube that is clipped or cut during family planning surgery, is reconnected back so that the woman can try for pregnancy again. Laparoscopic Tubal Recanalisation is a procedure done to reverse Tubal Ligation or Sterilisation. It reconnects the previously cut parts of the fallopian tube.
Cancer Screening
Gynecologic oncology involves the diagnosis and treatment of cancers of the female reproductive system. Types of Cancers that can occur in this area for women include uterine cancer, cervical cancer and ovarian cancer. Laparoscopic removal of tumours is also known as MACS – Minimal Access Cancer Surgery.
Colposcopy
Colposcopy is a medical procedure used to closely examine the cervix, vagina, and vulva for signs of disease, particularly cervical abnormalities or changes that may lead to cervical cancer. It is often recommended after an abnormal Pap smear or HPV (human papillomavirus) test result.
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During a colposcopy, a special instrument called a colposcope is used. The colposcope has a light and a magnifying lens, allowing the healthcare provider to get a clear, close-up view of the cervix and surrounding tissues. The procedure is typically performed in a gynecologist's office and does not involve any incisions.
Vaginal Laxity
Vaginal laxity refers to a “looseness” that occurs in the vagina. Many women find that this happens after vaginal childbirth, but it has also been associated with ageing as well as menopause. 2 out of 6 women with vaginal laxity often feel less sensation in their vagina while having intercourse.
Vaginal Dryness/Itching
Vaginal dryness/itching is a painful symptom that most women experience at some point in their lives. This symptom can be caused due to a decrease in hormone levels, breastfeeding or certain medicines. It is usually associated with menopause. Treatment options for vaginal dryness generally depend on the cause of the symptom.
Urinary incontinence
Urinary incontinence- the loss of bladder control is a prevalent and usually embarrassing problem in women. The severity of this condition ranges from occasionally leaking urine when you sneeze or cough to having an urge to urinate that is so strong and sudden you do not get to a toilet in time.
Menopause Problems
Menopause can cause uncomfortable problems, such as hot flashes and weight gain. These problems often remain until about four years after a woman’s last period. For most women, medical treatment is not required for menopause, but you may require treatment in case your symptoms are severe or affecting the quality of your life.
Vaginal infections
Some vaginal infections might not display any symptoms, while others can lead to Vaginal itching, discharge from the vagina, burning sensation during urination, change in the colour and odour of vaginal discharge, pain during intercourse, etc. Some women might experience vaginal bleeding as well. Application of antifungal cream for one to three days or a single dose of an oral antifungal drug can cure mild infections; however, complicated infections may require longer-term treatment.
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Sexually transmitted disease (STD), also known as sexually transmitted infection (STI) or venereal disease (VD), refers to a condition passed from person to person through sexual contact. A person can contract an STD by having unprotected vaginal, oral or anal sex with someone who has the STD. That doesn't essentially mean sex is the only means STDs are spread.