Careful surgical assessment across hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, robot-assisted, vaginal and open procedures—with safety, informed consent, recovery and future health at the centre.
Surgery is one treatment option—not always the only one. A qualified surgeon should explain why it is recommended, reasonable alternatives, important risks, expected benefits and effects on fertility or future health.
Request an assessmentNaraya’s surgical pathway begins with diagnosis and discussion. Where surgery is appropriate, the approach is selected according to clinical evidence, safety, anatomy, previous treatment, recovery needs and personal goals.
The left panel stays in place while the selected information appears on the right. Suitability and risks require individual examination and surgical consultation.
A Caesarean birth may be planned or performed urgently when vaginal birth is not considered the safest option. The obstetric team explains the reason, anaesthesia, procedure and recovery.
Review symptoms, examination, imaging, tests and previous treatment.
Understand observation, medicines, procedures, surgery and their trade-offs.
Complete consent, anaesthetic review, instructions and support planning.
Receive discharge guidance, warning signs, review and longer-term care.
Good consent is a conversation. You should have the opportunity to understand your procedure before deciding.
Questions and second opinions are welcomeExact risks, recovery and suitability depend on your procedure and health.
Ask our care team ↗The surgeon considers the condition, examination and imaging, previous operations, uterus or mass size, other health conditions, fertility goals, available expertise and patient preferences.
No. Vaginal, laparoscopic or robot-assisted approaches may offer advantages in suitable cases, but open surgery can be safer or more appropriate in some situations.
Ask why surgery is recommended, available alternatives, the proposed approach, anaesthesia, key risks, expected recovery, fertility effects, possibility of changing approach and what happens if you choose not to proceed.
Recovery varies widely by procedure, surgical route, complexity, general health and complications. Follow the individual discharge and activity instructions provided by your surgical team.
Seek prompt medical advice for severe or worsening pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain, breathing difficulty, fainting, persistent vomiting, fever, wound concerns or leg swelling. Follow your hospital’s emergency instructions.
Meet a Naraya specialist for an individual surgical assessment in Mumbai.
Our care coordinators will connect you with the right specialist, location and appointment.
