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Surgery Name	Cost	Room	Hospitalization
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Package	1499	Private Room	3-4 Days

✓ Inclusion

✔Consultation with senior gynaecologic surgeon
✔Essential pre-operative tests (CBC, blood sugar, kidney and liver function, clotting, blood group, ECG, chest X-ray)
✔Pelvic ultrasound review
✔Surgeon's and anaesthetist's fees
✔Operation theatre and laparoscopic equipment charges
✔Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (with salpingectomy / oophorectomy as planned)
✔3–4 day hospital stay in a private room
✔Nursing care and hospital meals
✔Medicines and consumables during hospital stay
✔Histopathology of the removed uterus
✔Free: airport pick-up & drop, visa invitation letter, interpreter & coordinator (Satyug Healthcare)

✗ Exclusion

✖MRI, CT or other special investigations
✖Blood and blood products
✖Extra hospital days or ICU stay
✖Robotic surgery surcharge
✖Additional procedures (e.g. extensive endometriosis excision, prolapse repair)
✖Medicines after discharge
✖Hotel stay, meals and local travel
✖Flights, visa fees and travel insurance
✖Treatment of complications or unrelated conditions

Know More About Procedure & Surgery

🇮🇳 GYNAECOLOGY PACKAGE — INDIA

Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Surgery in India

Keyhole removal of the uterus for fibroids, heavy bleeding, adenomyosis, endometriosis, prolapse or pre-cancer, done by experienced laparoscopic gynaecologists at accredited Indian hospitals – less pain, small scars and a fraction of Western cost.

✅ Free Medical Opinion in 48–72 h🔬 Minimally Invasive Keyhole Surgery💰 Starting USD 1,499✈️ Visa & Airport Support🗣️ Interpreter Available

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1.5–3 hrs

Surgery time

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3–4 days

Hospital stay

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~90%

Symptoms cured

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10–14 days

Total stay in India

📖 What is a Laparoscopic Hysterectomy?

The uterus (womb) is the organ where a baby grows during pregnancy and where monthly periods come from. Problems such as fibroids (non-cancerous lumps), adenomyosis, endometriosis, very heavy bleeding, a dropped womb (prolapse) or pre-cancer changes can cause pain, anaemia and poor quality of life. When medicines and simpler treatments have not helped, removal of the uterus – a hysterectomy – may be advised.

In a laparoscopic hysterectomy, the surgeon makes 3–4 small cuts (5–10 mm) in the abdomen and uses a camera (laparoscope) and fine instruments to remove the uterus, which is usually taken out through the vagina. The cervix is usually removed too (total laparoscopic hysterectomy, TLH). The tubes are often removed to lower ovarian cancer risk, and the ovaries are kept if healthy in younger women. Compared with open surgery, keyhole surgery means less pain, less blood loss, a shorter hospital stay and faster return to normal life.

🖼️ Understand It in Pictures

💡 In simple words

A hysterectomy is surgery to remove the womb, and sometimes the cervix, tubes or ovaries. It treats problems like fibroids, heavy bleeding, prolapse or some cancers, usually after other treatments are tried. After it, you will not have periods or be able to get pregnant.

Normal womb vs fibroids and after hysterectomy

Hysterectomy: normal vs abnormal explained in pictures

👀 Symptoms in Pictures

Symptoms that may need Hysterectomy - in pictures

🎬 The Treatment Journey in Pictures

📅 Recovery at a Glance

🩺 Conditions Treated

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Uterine fibroids

Non-cancerous lumps causing heavy bleeding, pain or pressure.

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Heavy or abnormal bleeding

Bleeding causing anaemia that does not improve with medicine or other treatments.

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Adenomyosis

Lining tissue growing into the womb muscle, causing painful heavy periods.

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Endometriosis

Painful periods and pelvic pain when other treatments have failed.

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Uterine prolapse

The womb drops into the vagina due to weak pelvic floor support.

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Pre-cancer of the cervix or womb lining

Atypical endometrial hyperplasia or persistent CIN not suitable for other treatment.

⚠️ Symptoms That May Need Treatment

➤Very heavy or prolonged periods
➤Bleeding between periods or after sex
➤Severe period pain
➤Chronic pelvic pain

➤Tiredness and anaemia from blood loss
➤Pressure, bloating or frequent urination
➤A bulge or heaviness in the vagina
➤Bleeding after menopause (needs urgent check)

💡 Hysterectomy is not the first treatment for most problems. Medicines, the hormonal coil (Mirena), endometrial ablation, myomectomy (removing only fibroids) or uterine artery embolisation may help and keep the womb. After a hysterectomy you cannot become pregnant, so women who wish to have children should discuss other options first.

🔬 Tests Before Treatment

Test	Why it is done
Pelvic ultrasound (transvaginal)	Shows the size of the uterus, fibroids, adenomyosis and ovaries.
Pap smear / HPV test	Rules out cervical cancer before surgery.
Endometrial biopsy (if needed)	Rules out cancer of the womb lining in abnormal bleeding.
MRI pelvis (selected cases)	For very large fibroids, deep endometriosis or unclear findings.
Blood tests (CBC, sugar, kidney, liver, thyroid, clotting, blood group)	Check anaemia and fitness for surgery.
ECG and chest X-ray	Routine fitness checks before anaesthesia.

🏥 The Procedure — Step by Step

Laparoscopic Hysterectomy procedure steps

Consultation

The gynaecologist examines you, reviews reports and explains whether ovaries and tubes will be kept or removed.

Admission and preparation

Pre-operative tests, anaesthesia check and fasting for 6–8 hours.

General anaesthesia

You are fully asleep during surgery.

Small incisions

3–4 small cuts are made; the abdomen is inflated with gas to create space.

Laparoscopic dissection

Blood vessels and supporting ligaments are sealed and divided with energy devices.

Bladder and ureter protection

The bladder is gently moved away and the ureters protected.

Removal of the uterus

The uterus (and cervix, and tubes if planned) is removed, usually through the vagina.

Vaginal vault closure

The top of the vagina is stitched closed laparoscopically.

Recovery

You walk within hours, eat on the same day, and the catheter is removed next morning.

Discharge

Discharge after 3–4 days with medicines, wound care and activity advice.

⚖️ Types of Hysterectomy

Technique	What is done	Best for
Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (this package)	Uterus and cervix removed fully by keyhole	Most benign conditions
Laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH)	Part keyhole, part vaginal surgery	Moderately enlarged uterus
Vaginal hysterectomy	Uterus removed through the vagina, no abdominal cuts	Prolapse, small uterus
Robotic hysterectomy	Keyhole surgery with robotic arms	Obesity, complex endometriosis, cancer staging
Abdominal (open) hysterectomy	Uterus removed through a cut in the abdomen	Very large fibroids, advanced cancer

📊 A Cochrane review (Aarts et al., 2015) found that laparoscopic hysterectomy, compared with abdominal hysterectomy, leads to faster return to normal activities (by about 2 weeks), shorter hospital stay and fewer wound infections.

📅 Your Day-by-Day Plan in India

Day	What happens
Day 1	Arrival in India ✈️, airport pick-up and hotel check-in
Day 2	Gynaecologist consultation, ultrasound and pre-operative tests
Day 3	Admission and laparoscopic hysterectomy
Day 4–6	Hospital recovery (3–4 day stay), walking, catheter removal, discharge
Day 7–10	Rest at hotel; light walking
Day 11–12	Follow-up check and histopathology (biopsy) report review
Day 13–14	Fit-to-fly check – Fly home ✈️

🌱 Recovery After Treatment

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Day 1–3

Mild abdominal and shoulder-tip pain from gas; walk often.

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Week 1

Short walks, light household activity; light spotting is normal.

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Week 2–3

Return to desk work; avoid lifting more than 5 kg.

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Week 3–4

Driving when you can brake without pain.

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Week 6

Most normal activities and exercise resume.

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Week 6–8

Sexual intercourse after the vaginal vault has healed, as advised.

🏆 Success Rate

Outcome	Result
Symptom relief (bleeding, fibroid symptoms)	About 90–95%
Conversion to open surgery	About 1–5%
Hospital stay	3–4 days
Return to normal activities	2–4 weeks
Major complication rate	About 1–3%

Results depend on the size of the uterus, previous surgeries, endometriosis and the surgeon's laparoscopic experience. Bleeding problems are cured completely, while pain from endometriosis may need ongoing care if disease remains outside the womb.

🩹 Risks & Possible Complications

Laparoscopic hysterectomy is a common and safe operation, but some risks exist.

•Urinary tract infection or difficulty passing urine for a short time
•Bleeding needing transfusion (about 1–2%)
•Wound or vaginal vault infection (about 1–3%)
•Injury to bladder or ureter (about 0.5–1%)
•Injury to bowel (under 0.5%)
•Blood clots in legs or lungs (prevented with early walking and medicines)
•Early menopause if ovaries are removed

💰 Cost of Laparoscopic Hysterectomy in India

The cost of laparoscopic hysterectomy in India starts from about USD 1,499 for the standard package, including surgery, anaesthesia, a 3–4 day stay in a private room, routine medicines and histopathology. Very large fibroids, severe endometriosis, robotic surgery or a premium hospital will increase the cost.

Option / Hospital tier	Approx. cost (USD)	Hospital stay	Notes
Standard laparoscopic hysterectomy (this package)	1,499	3–4 days	Private room
Complex laparoscopic hysterectomy	2,500 – 3,500	3–4 days	Large fibroids, severe endometriosis, adhesions
Robotic hysterectomy	4,500 – 6,500	2–3 days	Premium centres
Abdominal (open) hysterectomy	2,000 – 3,000	4–5 days	Very large uterus

⚠️ Final cost depends on the size of the uterus, previous surgeries, extent of endometriosis, removal of ovaries, hospital and room choice. Quotes are confirmed after the specialist examines the patient in India.

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📋 What the Package Includes

✅ Included

✔Gynaecologic surgeon and anaesthesia fees
✔Operation theatre and laparoscopic equipment
✔3–4 day stay in a private room
✔Essential pre-operative tests
✔Routine medicines and consumables
✔Histopathology of the uterus
✔Nursing care and meals

❌ Not Included

✖MRI or special investigations
✖Blood transfusion
✖Extra days or ICU care
✖Robotic surgery surcharge
✖Treatment of complex endometriosis
✖Hotel stay and meals
✖Flights and visa fees

✈️ Your Medical Travel Process with Satyug Healthcare

Medical travel journey to India for Laparoscopic Hysterectomy

Step	Details
1. Send reports	Pelvic ultrasound or MRI report (with images if possible), recent Pap smear and any endometrial biopsy report, haemoglobin level, history of previous surgeries (including C-sections), and current medicines.
2. Free opinion & quotes	Within 48-72 hours you receive opinions and cost estimates from 3-5 leading hospitals to compare.
3. Choose hospital & doctor	We help you compare doctors, success rates, room options and total budget.
4. Medical visa	The hospital issues a Visa Invitation Letter (VIL) to the Indian Embassy. The patient and up to 2 attendants apply for an e-Medical / Medical Attendant visa.
5. Travel planning	Flight guidance, wheelchair assistance, airport pick-up, hotel or guest house near the hospital.
6. Treatment in India	Your coordinator and interpreter stay with you for admission, treatment, discharge and billing.
7. Return & follow-up	Fit-to-fly letter, medicines, and online follow-up with your doctor after you return home.

🎒 Travel Checklist

📌Valid passport (6+ months) for the patient and attendants, plus 10 passport-size photos each
📌Medical visa / e-visa and the hospital’s Visa Invitation Letter
📌All ultrasound/MRI, Pap smear and blood reports, scans on CD / link and prescriptions
📌Yellow fever vaccination certificate (mandatory for travellers from African countries)
📌Polio vaccination certificate where applicable
📌Declare cash above USD 5,000 at the airport; hospitals accept wire transfer and cards
📌Foreigners staying longer than permitted must register with the FRRO — our team assists

⭐ Why Choose Satyug Healthcare?

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Top Accredited Hospitals

Laparoscopic hysterectomy is performed at leading gynaecology centres such as Fortis La Femme, Max Saket, Medanta, Artemis, BLK-Max, Sir Ganga Ram, Apollo, Manipal and Kokilaben.

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Senior Specialists

Surgery is done by senior gynaecologists specialised in advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery who perform hysterectomies every week.

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Transparent Pricing

Multiple written quotes to compare — no hidden charges, no extra fee for our service.

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End-to-End Support

Visa, airport pick-up, accommodation, interpreter and 24/7 coordinator.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

➤ What is the cost of laparoscopic hysterectomy in India?

The standard package starts from about USD 1,499 with a 3–4 day private room stay. Complex cases or robotic surgery cost more.

➤ How long will I stay in hospital and in India?

About 3–4 days in hospital. Plan for 10–14 days in India in total.

➤ Will my ovaries be removed?

Not always. In younger women healthy ovaries are usually kept to avoid early menopause. Tubes are often removed to lower ovarian cancer risk. Your surgeon will discuss this with you.

➤ Will I go into menopause?

Only if both ovaries are removed. If ovaries are kept, menopause usually comes at the normal age, though periods stop.

➤ Is the surgery painful?

Pain is usually mild to moderate and controlled with tablets. Many women feel shoulder-tip pain from the gas for 1–2 days.

➤ When can I return to work?

Desk work in 2–3 weeks; physical work after about 6 weeks.

➤ Will there be visible scars?

Only 3–4 small scars of 5–10 mm, which fade over months.

➤ Can I still have sex after hysterectomy?

Yes, after about 6–8 weeks once the top of the vagina has healed. Many women report better sex life once pain or bleeding is gone.

➤ What are the main risks?

Infection, bleeding, urinary problems, and rarely injury to the bladder, ureter or bowel. Serious complications are uncommon.

➤ Are there alternatives?

Yes – medicines, hormonal coil, endometrial ablation, myomectomy or uterine artery embolisation, depending on your condition.

➤ Can I fly home soon after surgery?

Most women can fly 7–10 days after surgery. Walk during the flight and wear compression stockings if advised.

➤ Can a family member come with me?

Yes, one or two attendants can come on a medical attendant visa. Satyug provides the visa invitation letter.

➤ What follow-up is needed?

A check-up at 6 weeks, usually by video with your surgeon, and review of the biopsy report. Routine Pap smears may not be needed after total hysterectomy for benign disease.

➤ Will an interpreter be available?

Yes, Satyug coordinators and interpreters support Arabic, French, Russian and other languages.

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Medical disclaimer: This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation with a qualified specialist. Treatment plans and costs are confirmed only after the patient is examined. Sources: NCBI StatPearls: Hysterectomy; Cochrane Review – Surgical approach to hysterectomy for benign gynaecological disease (Aarts et al., 2015); ACOG Committee Opinion 701 Choosing the Route of Hysterectomy for Benign Disease (2017); NHS: Hysterectomy; Mayo Clinic: Hysterectomy; RCOG patient information. Infographics: Satyug Healthcare.