• Polyps
• Fibroid uterus
• Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
• Foreign body in uterine cavity
• Genital cancers of as uterus & cervix
Removal of uterus (womb)
1. Laparoscopic removal of uterus (Laparoscopic Hysterectomy)
a) Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (TLH)
b) Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH)
2. Total Abdominal Hysterectomy
3. NDVH-Non descent Vaginal Hysterectomy
4. Vaginal Hysterectomy
The separation of uterus through multiple ports (key holes) in the abdominal wall & removal of uterus through the birth canal (normal passag
No, as a comfortable anaesthesia is given to do the Operation. Preferably, it is done under general anaesthesia.
Varying on the type of surgery & condition of the patient. Doctor will advice you on how soon you can return to work.
No, all patients diagnosed to be having fibroid uterus need not be treated. A symptom less patient whose fibroid is a coincidental finding while investigating for something else should be left untouched. Only fibroids causing symptoms like:
a) excessive bleeding
b) Infertility
c) Pressure symptoms
d) Sudden enlargement
e) Appearance of degenerative changes
f) It becomes painful
g) Cancerous changes which are mostly sarcomatous.
h) Very big fibroids causing abdominal distension need to be treated surgically.
Azoospermia
Oligospermia
Asthenospermia
pyospermia
Blockage in the ducts that carry sperm
Physical problems with the testicles
Hormonal problems
Genetic disorder
Lifestyle or environmental factor
a) Addiction of smoking
b) Excessive drinking
c) More stress
d) Working in hot places
e) Wearing tight clothes
Uterine
a) Congenital Abnormality
I. Small Uterus ( Hypo-plastic Uterus )
II. Septum of Uterus
III. Double Uterus
b) Synechiae Uterus
c) Polyp of Endometrial Cavity
d) Fibroid Uterus
e) Tuberculous Endometritis
f) Foreign body