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A majority of gynaecological disorders and conditions, such as abnormal uterine bleeding, uterine fibroid, ovarian cysts, and uterine prolapse are diagnosed and treated using medical and surgical methods.

The gynaecological field includes diagnosis of gynaecological problems, treatment and surgical interventions related to women’s health, such as minimal access surgery, oncology, urogynecology, and fetal medicine. This field is rapidly evolving with new innovations and inventions in robotics, endoscopy, and interventional procedures.

Overview of open surgical procedures

Generally, in an open surgical procedure, the surgeon cuts the area for visibility and access to the abdominal organs using hand-held surgical instruments. Depending upon the operation type and patient size, the cut may range around 6-12 inches in length.

At times, there could be some amount of discomfort associated with the cuts. The surgery is associated with more blood loss, prolonged hospital stay, and takes longer recovery time after the surgery. An open surgical procedure is a traditional method and has been performed in the medical field for a long time.
 
Advantages of laparoscopy

  • A small incision with fewer cuts and less pain
  • Shorter recovery time and quick healing
  • Fewer scars with a better appearance
  • Minimal blood loss and less need for blood transfusion
  • Hospital stay for only 1-2 days depending on the type of surgery.
  • Low risk of infection and contamination
  • Quick return to a routine lifestyle

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Frequently Asked Questions

Gynaecology is a medicine division that deals with the study of the health of the female reproductive system and breasts. A doctor who specializes in Gynaecology diseases and conditions is called a Gynaecologist.

Some of the common conditions of Gynaecology problems are abnormal vaginal bleeding, burning sensation during urination, uterine fibroids, pain or pressure in your pelvis, endometrial polyps, prolapse of the uterus, bladder, or rectum, Itching, swelling, redness in the vaginal area, perimenopause and menopause problems, and breast pain. If you are experiencing any of these gynaecology problems, consult the Best Gynecologist in Marathahalli.

The symptoms of vaginal infection are itching and irritation in the vagina, burning sensation during intercourse or while urinating, redness or swelling of the vulva region, pain and soreness in the vaginal area, vaginal rash, and watery vaginal discharge.

Yes, you can have a pap smear during periods. If you are unsure or want to know more about the pap smear test, seek medical help from the best female Gynecologist Marathahalli at Sakra.

It depends on your age factor, normally women under 21 and 30 are screened by a pap smear every three years and women above 30 to older age are screened by a pap smear and HPV test every five years. For more details consult Best Gynecologists in Bangalore or visit Sakra which is one of the Best Woman and Child Hospital in Bangalore offering high-quality medical care.

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