The cost of laparoscopic surgery in India can vary greatly depending upon the complexity of the procedure, the hospital or clinic you choose, the disease or condition you have, and so on. Generally, the estimated cost of laparoscopic surgery in India ranges between Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 1.5 lakhs. This cost may include the fees of the doctor, the hospital or clinic, and the cost of the laparoscopic equipment used. The cost may also vary depending upon the hospital and the expertise of the doctor performing the surgery. Additionally, the cost of the anesthesia and other drugs used during laparoscopy may also be included in the estimated cost.

When considering laparoscopic surgery, it is important to ask the right questions to ensure the best treatment outcomes. Some questions that you can ask your laparoscopic surgeon include:

• What experience do you have performing laparoscopic surgeries?
• What is the estimated length of the procedure?
• What is the recovery time and process like?
• What are the potential risks associated with the procedure?
• Are there any lifestyle changes I should be aware of?
• What are the potential complications associated with the procedure?
• What follow-up care is necessary after the procedure?
• How soon will I be able to return to normal activities?
• What type of anesthesia will be used?
• What type of aftercare will I need?
• Will I need to take any special medications before or after the procedure? 

These questions will help you understand the procedure, the potential risks and the recovery process better. Make sure you discuss all your concerns with your laparoscopic surgeon.

During your appointment with a laparoscopic surgeon, your doctor will discuss your medical history and symptoms with you, before performing a physical examination. 

Then, they may suggest some diagnostic imaging, such as ultrasound or X-ray, to get a better view of your organs. The doctor will then explain the procedure and its risks and benefits, and answer any questions you may have. After that, they will proceed with the treatment according to the diagnostic  reports. 

Laparoscopy is a minimally-invasive procedure that typically requires a hospital stay of 23-hour or less. After the Treatment, you can expect some swelling, soreness, and cramping around the surgical site during  the first 24 to 48 hours. Additionally, you may experience nausea and frequent urination. To reduce discomfort, it is important to rest and take your medication as prescribed by your doctor. 

Smaller incisions are less painful and offer a wide range of patient benefits. With smaller incisions, there is a decreased need for pain medication, a shorter recovery time, and less scars. Patients are able to eat normally soon, with less internal scarring. In addition, the smaller incisions reduce the risk of infection, making laparoscopy a safer and more comfortable procedure for those undergoing surgery.

Here are some symptoms you may experience:

Sick feeling, scratchy throat if a tube was inserted for breathing, abdominal cramping, shoulder soreness from the gas used for laparoscopic examination, feeling swollen or burpy, vaginal bleeding or release (e.g. menstrual).

Following your surgery, it is likely that you will require pain medication for at least one week. To ensure a successful recovery, it is best to avoid engaging in any activities such as intercourse, taking baths, douching, strenuous exercise, or heavy lifting for 4 to 6 weeks after the procedure. Depending on your specific surgery and recovery, you may get discharged and return to work within two weeks, provided your job does not involve any strenuous physical activities.

Laparoscopic surgeries are minimally invasive procedures that involve making small incisions in the abdomen. While the procedure itself is generally not painful, patients may experience some discomfort after the surgery. Pain relief medications are typically prescribed to help manage any discomfort. Recovery times are usually shorter than with traditional open surgeries, and the risk of infection is lower.