Laparoscopic Gynecologic Surgery in Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Eva WomanCare Clinic offers laparoscopic gynecologic surgery in Vashi for fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts and other conditions that have not settled with medicine. Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar, a gynecologist trained in gynecological endoscopy, sees you first to confirm whether an operation is really needed.
What is Laparoscopic Gynecologic Surgery?
Laparoscopic gynecologic surgery, often called keyhole surgery, means operating on the uterus, ovaries or fallopian tubes through a few cuts of a centimetre or less. A laparoscope, a thin tube carrying a camera and light, goes in at the navel and shows the pelvis on a screen while fine instruments do the work. It can be diagnostic, to find the cause of pelvic pain or infertility, operative, to treat a problem, or both.
Benefits of Laparoscopic Surgery
- Small cuts and smaller scars
- Less pain afterwards than with an open operation
- A shorter stay in hospital, often one night or less
- Lower chance of wound infection
- Earlier return to work and everyday routine
Gynecological Conditions Treated by Laparoscopy
Who Is Laparoscopic Surgery Suitable For?
An operation is not where treatment usually starts. Many fibroids and ovarian cysts need only monitoring or medicine, and surgery is advised when symptoms continue, a cyst grows or looks unusual, or a problem is lowering your chances of pregnancy.
Not everyone can have it by keyhole. A very large fibroid, dense scar tissue or a suspected cancer is often safer to treat through an open cut. For hysteroscopy, see our minimally invasive gynecology surgery page.
What Your Doctor Weighs Up
- How much your symptoms disturb daily life
- The size, number and position of fibroids or cysts
- Whether you hope to become pregnant later
- Earlier abdominal operations, including caesarean births
- Your general health and fitness for anaesthesia
- Whether medicine or watchful waiting could work instead
Why Choose Eva WomanCare
Fellowship-Trained in Endoscopy
Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar completed a Fellowship in Gynecological Endoscopy (ICOG), training focused on keyhole gynecological surgery, alongside her MBBS and DGO. Maharashtra Medical Council Reg. No. 2014041327.
A Clear, Magnified View
The laparoscope gives a close, well-lit picture of the uterus, tubes and ovaries, which helps the surgeon work precisely and spare healthy tissue.
Patient-Centred Approach
Your plan is built around your age, symptoms, scan findings and whether you want children later. Consultations are held in Marathi, Hindi or English.
Honest About Limits
Results vary and keyhole surgery does not suit everyone. You will hear plainly what the operation can and cannot do, what could go wrong and what else is possible.
What to Expect from Your Laparoscopy
- Before Surgery: An examination, ultrasound and blood tests check you are fit for the operation. You are told when to stop eating and which medicines to pause.
- On the Day: You have general anaesthesia. Carbon dioxide gas lifts the abdominal wall so the camera and instruments can pass through small cuts.
- Going Home: Many women leave that day or the following morning, once they can eat, walk and pass urine.
- Recovery: Gentle walking starts from day one. Full recovery takes roughly two to six weeks depending on the operation, and you are told when to resume work, driving and exercise.
Risks and Warning Signs After Surgery
Laparoscopy is generally safe, but it is still an operation. Possible problems include bleeding, infection, a blood clot in a leg vein, anaesthetic reactions and, rarely, damage to the bowel, bladder or a blood vessel. Occasionally the surgeon must switch to an open operation for safety.
If you notice any sign listed here, contact the clinic the same day, and if you cannot reach us go to the nearest hospital emergency department. Chest pain, breathlessness, fainting or heavy bleeding need the emergency department straight away. Our laparoscopic surgery guide covers preparation and recovery week by week.
Get Help the Same Day For
- Fever or shivering
- Tummy pain that worsens instead of easing
- Repeated vomiting or a hard, swollen abdomen
- Heavy vaginal bleeding or a foul-smelling discharge
- Redness, swelling or fluid from any of the cuts
- Chest pain, breathlessness or a swollen, painful calf
Speak to a Laparoscopic Gynecologist in Navi Mumbai
Dr. Grishma has 15+ years of experience. Bring your scans and reports for a plain opinion on whether you need surgery.
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Laparoscopic Surgery in Navi Mumbai: Common Questions
Is laparoscopic surgery painful?
You are asleep during the operation and feel nothing at the time. Afterwards, soreness around the cuts and bloating are usual for a few days, and some women get an ache at the shoulder tip from the gas. Simple pain relief normally controls it.
How long is the hospital stay?
It depends on what is done. After a diagnostic laparoscopy or a short procedure, many women are home by evening. After a longer operation such as fibroid removal, one night in hospital is more usual. The operation is done in a hospital chosen with you, according to the facilities it needs and your budget, and you are told the likely stay before a date is fixed.
Can I conceive after laparoscopic surgery?
In most cases, yes, unless the operation removes the uterus, both tubes or both ovaries. The keyhole approach itself does not stop you conceiving, and treating endometriosis, a cyst or a fibroid may improve the chances for some women. It cannot promise a pregnancy, because age, egg reserve and your partner’s results matter too, so a fertility assessment often goes alongside.
Is laparoscopic surgery safe for every gynecologic condition?
No single approach suits everyone. Laparoscopy is widely used for non-cancerous gynecological problems, but very large fibroids, dense scarring from earlier operations or some heart and lung conditions can make open surgery or another treatment safer. Dr. Grishma decides this with you once she has examined you and seen your scans.
How long does a laparoscopic operation take?
A diagnostic laparoscopy is usually over in well under an hour. Operative surgery, for example taking out a cyst or fibroid or treating endometriosis, often needs one to three hours. Allow extra time for the anaesthetic and for waking up in the recovery area.
When can I start trying for a baby after laparoscopy?
After a diagnostic laparoscopy or a small procedure, many women can try once they feel well, often from the next cycle. After fibroid removal the uterus needs longer to heal, so a wait of some months is usual. Ask for a timeframe based on exactly what was done.
What does the cost of laparoscopic surgery in Navi Mumbai depend on?
It depends on which operation you need, how long it takes, the hospital and room, the anaesthesia, the tests required beforehand and the length of your stay. As these differ for each patient, ask for an estimate at your consultation once the planned operation is clear.