How much does laparoscopy treatment in India cost?

The laparoscopy treatment in India cost ranges from Rs. 25000 to Rs. 7 lakhs as this cost varies from city to city. Laparoscopy treatment in India is a minimally invasive keyhole surgery in which the expert will make small incisions that will be away from the affected area and all surgical procedures are performed through them. The surgeon will use the laparoscope which is a long fiber optic cable that is coiled to those incisions so that the surgeon will reach out to the targeted area. The surgeon needs to make these incisions in distant areas so that they can easily access them at the same time.

What is the laparoscopy treatment in India?

Laparoscopy treatment in India is a surgical process that is used to examine the organs within a women's abdomen. It is a minimally invasive low-risk surgical procedure wherein the surgeon will make small incisions below the woman naval area that are unable to conceive a baby. This procedure is performed through a laparoscope with a high-intensity light and a camera in front. Basically, with this procedure, the surgeon can view inside the woman's abdomen in real-time without having open surgery.

Some biopsy samples will be taken at the time of laparoscopy. With the help of a camera, the surgeon will be able to view the images of organs present in the woman's uterus. This gives a clear picture to the surgeon that he/she will be able to determine whether there are any abnormalities in the patient’s uterus. People usually choose laparoscopy over traditional surgery as it involves minimal postoperative discomfort, lesser stay at the hospital, fastest recovery, early return to normal routine work, and fewer scars on the body.

 How Laparoscopy treatment in India is performed?

Laparoscopy treatment in India can be performed on an outpatient basis in case the patient does not want to be admitted to the hospital.

• During the procedure, the surgeon will give general anesthesia that allows the patient’s muscles to get numb and they can sleep throughout the procedure.

• After giving anesthesia your surgeon will make a small incision below the patient’s naval and insert a small tube in the abdomen. This tube is known as a cannula and it is used to inflate all the carbon dioxide and gas from the patient’s abdomen.

• After making the abdomen inflated, your surgeon will insert a laparoscope using an incision that consists of a camera that gives the internal images to view the organs inside the patient's abdomen.

• The number of incisions and size of the incision made of the patient's abdomen is mainly depending upon the disease. Usually, the surgeon will make 1 to 5 incisions which are 1 to 2 cm in length. These incisions are made so that the surgeon can insert different instructions. In this surgical process, the surgeon will extract a small portion of damaged tissue as a sample to evaluate the disease.

• Once the surgery is completed, your surgeon will take all the instruments from your body and stitch the incisions.

Why is the Laparoscopy treatment in India performed?

Laparoscopy is generally performed to identify the pain in the stomach. It is usually performed when non-invasive methods are failed to give a successful outcome. In many cases, the surgeons will recommend the following imaging techniques to find out the abdominal pain. These are:

• CT scan is a series of x-ray and can take cross-sectional body images.

• Ultrasound is done to create body images that use high-frequency sound waves.

• MRI scan is a magnetic and radio wave that produces body images.

In case, these imaging techniques don’t provide them enough information for diagnosis then the surgeon will perform laparoscopy where they will take a sample of tissue from a specific abdomen organ.

Usually, the surgeon recommends a laparoscopy to examine the following organs:

• Liver

• Stomach

• Pancreas

• Gallbladder

• Appendix

• Reproductive organs

Is there any risk of Laparoscopy treatment in India?

As we all know that all surgical procedures are associated with risks some of them have major risks and some have fewer. So in the case of Laparoscopy treatment in India, some mild risks are associated such as bleeding, contamination, and risk to organs near the stomach area. The risk of the organ is very rare as it is being analyzed during the procedure.

After, laparoscopy if you find any of the following signs of disease then you need to immediately contact your surgeon. These are:

• Shortness of breath

• Fever

• Swelling or redness at the place where incisions were made.

• Face difficultly at the time of pee.

• Unsteadiness

What’s the recovery period from laparoscopy surgery?

Once the procedure is completed, you will be under observation of your surgeon and they check if there are any complications after the surgery, also they will check that the anesthesia they give you at the beginning of the procedure has any side effects or not. After checking all this, the discharge time of yours from the hospital will depend on your overall physical health condition and if everything goes fine then your surgeon will release you in 2 to 3 days and you can resume your normal routine work within a week but make sure that you visit the hospital for follow-ups.

Why choose We Care IVF Surrogacy medical tourism company for laparoscopy?

We Care IVF Surrogacy is a leading medical tourism company in India that offers a variety of treatments that helps people to stay healthy and disease-free. The hospitals and clinics under We Care IVF Surrogacy offer reasonable and affordable treatments that can be availed by each individual and they can live a healthy and balanced life.  

We have experienced and trained professionals who help each individual with their queries related to the treatment, cost, time taken, success rates, etc. with this our expert build a relation with the patient and this helps the patient to concentrate on the treatment so that no negative energy around them while they are going for laparoscopy. At this time they need to be calm and patient to achieve the successful outcome of the procedure.