Myomectomy

What is Myomectomy?

Myomectomy surgery is the removal of uterine fibroids that cause symptoms or fertility issues.Unlike hysterectomy, the uterus is preserved, making this suitable for women wishing to conceive inthe future.

A Simple Explanation for patients

This surgery takes out the fibroids—lumps in the womb—without removing the womb itself. Thishelps women keep their ability to have children later on.

Why is Myomectomy Needed?

A laparoscopic myomectomy surgery is recommended if fibroids cause heavy periods, pain, pressuresymptoms, or difficulties with fertility that do not respond to medicines or less invasive treatments.Surgery eliminates the source of problems, improving health and quality of life.

Common Reasons and Key Conditions Treated

• Excessive or painful menstrual bleeding.
• Pelvic discomfort or pressure sensations.
• Fibroids affecting fertility or pregnancy outcomes.
• Large or rapidly growing fibroids causing symptoms.
• Failure of medical or non-surgical options.

Why Choose Manipal Hospitals Global for Myomectomy?

• Experienced surgeons: Specialists skilled in laparoscopic and open myomectomy techniques.
• International expertise: Doctors trained globally with a patient-centred approach.
• Advanced technology: Use of modern laparoscopic equipment for minimally invasivesurgery.
• High-quality care: Accredited hospital ensuring safety, comfort, and excellent outcomes.
• Personalised patient support: Tailored plans respecting cultural and individual needs.
• Comprehensive rehabilitation: Focused on pain management, physical recovery, andfollow-up.

Indications for Myomectomy

Typical candidates are women experiencing significant symptoms from fibroids who want to keeptheir uterus and fertility.

• Women with symptomatic fibroids causing heavy bleeding or pain.
• Women planning future pregnancy.
• Fibroids causing pelvic pressure or urinary problems.
• Those not helped by nonsurgical treatments.
• Women medically fit for surgery.

Who Should Avoid or Delay Myomectomy?

Certain health issues might mean delaying surgery or considering alternatives. Open talk withdoctors ensures safe plans.

• Unstable heart-lung conditions or serious chronic illnesses.
• Active infection or untreated medical problems.
• Recent childbirth or pregnancy.
• Bleeding disorders or clotting problems.
• Inability to follow post-op instructions.

Preparing for Myomectomy

• Preoperative investigations: Ultrasound or MRI to locate fibroids and blood tests.
• Share all medications: Including supplements and pain medicines.
• Follow fasting orders: No food or drink before surgery as directed.
• Arrange companion and transport: Help you post-surgery and for discharge.
• Learn about surgery and recovery: Ask questions to reduce anxiety.
• Plan travel and accommodations if coming from abroad.

What Happens During the Procedure?

Laparoscopic myomectomy involves small incisions through which a camera and surgical tools areused to remove fibroids. It is usually done under general anaesthesia.

Step-by-Step Breakdown

• Admitted and prepared for surgery.
• Given general anaesthesia to sleep through surgery.
• Small incisions are made near the belly.
• A fiberoptic camera guides the removal of fibroids.
• Incisions are closed with dissolvable stitches or glue.
• Monitored in recovery until fully awake.

Recovery After Myomectomy

Recovery after laparoscopic myomectomy is faster than open surgery. Pain is usually mild tomoderate and can be controlled with medication. Many resume normal activities within weeks.

• Hospital stays are usually 1-3 days depending on the case.
• Pain and wound care are managed by the team.
• Early mobilization to prevent clots.
• A gradual increase in daily activities is advised.
• Follow-up appointments to monitor healing.

Risks & Complications

Surgery risks include bleeding, infection, or scarring, but serious problems are rare with expert careand monitoring throughout your treatment.

• Bleeding was controlled during surgery.
• Infection risk is minimised by sterile techniques.
• Scar tissue may affect future fertility in some cases.
• Rare injury to nearby bladder or bowel.
• Anesthesia risks are minimized by pre-op assessments.

Benefits of Myomectomy

Myomectomy offers these important benefits to women struggling with fibroids:

• Relief from heavy bleeding and painful periods.
• Improved pelvic comfort and function.
• Preservation of uterus and fertility potential.
• Minimally invasive options for smaller scars and faster healing.
• Better quality of life and reduced symptoms.

What is the Cost of Myomectomy at Manipal Hospitals Global

Myomectomy surgery at Manipal Hospitals Global is competitively priced compared with Westernand Gulf countries, including surgery, hospital stay, diagnostics, medication, and rehabilitation.Personalised estimates are provided after detailed consultation.

International Patient Support at Manipal Hospitals Global

International patients receive full support, including visa guidance, airport pickup, accommodation,language services, dietary assistance, and insurance coordination. A dedicated coordinator ensuresseamless care through each step of your journey.