Symptoms Addressed

• Heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding

• Pelvic pain or pressure

• Infertility related to uterine conditions

• Prolapse symptoms such as urinary incontinence

• Painful intercourse

Types of Hysterectomy

• Abdominal Hysterectomy: Open surgery through the abdomen

• Vaginal Hysterectomy: Removal through the vaginal canal

• Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: Minimally invasive using small incisions and laparoscope

• Robotic-Assisted Hysterectomy: Advanced minimally invasive surgery with robotic precision

Procedure Overview

1. Pre-operative Assessment

   • Ultrasound, MRI, blood tests, and anesthesia evaluation

   • Assessment for overall health and surgical fitness

2. Surgical Procedure

   • Performed under general anesthesia

   • Uterus (and other affected structures if necessary) removed

   • Wound closed and dressing applied

3. Post-operative Care

   • Hospital stay: 2–5 days depending on procedure

   • Pain management and wound care

   • Gradual return to normal activities in 4–6 weeks

   • Follow-up for suture removal, imaging, and recovery assessment

Benefits of Hysterectomy

• Complete relief from fibroids, bleeding, or prolapse symptoms

• Eliminates risk of certain uterine cancers

• Can improve quality of life in chronic conditions

• Minimally invasive approaches reduce hospital stay and recovery time

• Permanent solution for severe gynecological disorders

Hysterectomy Cost in India

Table 1: Average Hysterectomy Surgery Cost in India

Factors Affecting Cost

1. Surgical approach – Open, vaginal, laparoscopic, or robotic-assisted

2. Complexity of the condition – Large fibroids, cancer, or prolapse may increase cost

3. Hospital facilities and location – Metro cities and advanced centers charge more

4. Patient health and comorbidities – May require ICU or extended care

5. Follow-up care – Medications, imaging, and physiotherapy

Who Should Consider Hysterectomy?

• Women with symptomatic fibroids, endometriosis, or prolapse

• Patients with abnormal uterine bleeding not responding to other treatments

• Individuals diagnosed with uterine, cervical, or ovarian cancers

• Candidates referred by gynecologists for surgical management of chronic gynecological conditions