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Adenomyosis Surgery
Hysterectomy for adenomyosis can be performed through both open-cut and laparoscopic methods.
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Our team consists of the top gynecologists in India with extensive experience in performing Adenomyosis Treatment and ensuring the patient faces minimal discomfort in the process.
To help patients manage the expense of Adenomyosis treatment, we provide No-Cost EMI offers. By availing of these offers, patients can pay for their Adenomyosis treatment in convenient and affordable monthly installments.
Pristyn Care offers a cashless payment option for cutting-edge Adenomyosis treatment as part of its commitment to ensuring that patients have a seamless surgical experience.
We ensure 100% confidentiality of the patients throughout the Adenomyosis treatment process. All the treatment details and documentation are kept secure, and no information, under any circumstance, is leaked to an outside party.
Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) is the most advanced and minimally invasive method for hysterectomy. It is particularly famous for minimal incision, better precision, lesser blood loss, quicker discharge, and faster recovery.
Laparoscopy hysterectomy costs an average of Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 1,00,000 in Delhi. Whereas conventional open-cut hysterectomy may cost an average of Rs. 55,000 to Rs. 65,000 in Delhi
(The final price may vary on your choice of hospital, doctor’s fee, additional treatment, medications, follow-up, and other medical and non-medical factors. )
Pristyn Care gynecologists are some of the best and most reputed gynecologists for adenomyosis treatment in Delhi. Our surgeons expertise in minimally invasive surgeries and bear an average experience of more than 10-15 years. Call directly to get a list of our operating gyne surgeons in Delhi or book a direct consultation.
No. Hysterectomy is an anesthesia-based procedure. Therefore, fasting is required for at least 4-6 hours before the surgery.
Hysterectomy surgery is usually an under 60-90 minutes procedure. However, this time may also vary basis your individual health, co-morbidities, and doctor’s experience.
Yes, laparoscopic hysterectomy requires 1-day hospitalization, while, an open-cut hysterectomy may need 2-3 days of hospital stay.
Yes, the hysterectomy taken because of adenomyosis is covered by most insurance providers. However, the treatment cost capping may vary from policy to policy. Please confirm with your individual healthcare or insurance provider.
For laparoscopic hysterectomy, the recovery period runs between 7-10 days. Whereas open-cut hysterectomy surgery requires a rest period of a minimum of 5-6 weeks.
Yes, the woman can have sex after hysterectomy. The procedure has no explicit side effect on the sexual capacity or sex drive. However, do wait for 1-1.5 months before engaging in penetrative sex. This time period would help you to properly heal through the physical pain, as well as emotional and mental changes.
Here is a list of common guidelines for surgery preparation for hysterectomy for adenomyosis-
Booking an appointment with a Pristyn Care gynecologist is easy. Simply call us directly or fill out our ‘Book my Appointment’ form. It would ask you just four basic questions such as ‘Your name’, ‘Contact’, ‘Disease name’, and ‘City’. Just fill them and click ‘submit’. Our medical coordinators will call you shortly and help you speak to a doctor of your choice.
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Living with adenomyosis was affecting my quality of life, but Pristyn Care's expert team was a beacon of hope. They diagnosed my condition accurately and designed a personalized treatment plan. The doctors were compassionate and supportive, making the entire experience more manageable. Pristyn Care's management of my adenomyosis has brought me relief from the pain and discomfort, and I am grateful for their expertise in addressing this condition.
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