Best Hysterectomy Specialists In Hyderabad

Doctors
Dr Vasundhara Kamineni

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹650

30 Yrs of Practice

Kamineni Hospital

Doctors
Dr A Bhavani

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹500

26 Yrs of Practice

Sunshine Hospital

Doctors
Dr chinmayee Pradhan

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹700

v14 Yrs of Practice

Deccan Hospita

Doctors
Dr Sujatha Audimulapu

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹

30 Yrs of Practice

Lotus Children's Hospital

Doctors
Dr Meera Rajgopal

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹550

30 Yrs of Practice

Aster Prime Hospital

Doctors
Dr Archana Bidla

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹650

24 Yrs of Practice

Kamineni Hospital

Doctors
Dr Vasavi Kolluru

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹650

12 Yrs of Practice

Kamineni Hospital

Doctors
Dr Rajani Gande

Gynaecology

Consult fees - ₹600

12 Yrs of Practice

Bloom Hospital

What Is Hysterectomy?

Hysterectomy is the procedure to remove the uterus. Once hysterectomy is performed, menstrual periods don’t occur and getting pregnant isn’t a possibility anymore.

Why Is Hysterectomy Performed?

Hysterectomy can be performed for the following reason :

  • TreatmentCancer of the uterus
  • TreatmentHeavy periods
  • TreatmentChronic pelvic pain
  • TreatmentAbnormal vaginal bleeding
  • TreatmentThickening of the uterus
  • TreatmentUterine prolapse – uterus drops through the cervix and into the vagina
  • TreatmentInfection or Tumor

How To Prepare For Hysterectomy?

Discuss any ongoing medications with the doctor, Fasting may be required, heavy meals should be avoided before the surgery, Smoking should be completely avoided at least two weeks prior to the surgery. Gather as much information as you can about the procedure and ask as many questions as you can to the surgeon.

How Is Hysterectomy Performed?

On arrival at the hospital, Hysterectomy is performed in the following way –

During hysterectomy the surgeon detaches and removes the uterus from the ovaries, upper vagina and the fallopian tubes. The bottom part of the uterus also known as cervix is usually removed which is known as ‘Total Hysterectomy’ and when it is left in its place it is known as ‘Partial Hysterectomy’. If the procedure requires the removal of additional pelvic organs and tissues such as ovaries and fallopian tubes then that is carried out as well.