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Fibroid and Cyst Treatment

Myomectomy treatment in faridabad

Myomectomy for Fibroids Surgery in Faridabad

Myomectomy is a surgical method for removing undesirable fibroids from your uterus. It is a standard and simple procedure. Myomectomy doctors in Delhi are trained and help you get expert treatment.

Understanding Myomectomy

Uterine fibroids are abnormal growths in the uterus that are generally non-cancerous. Myomectomy is an effective procedure to get rid of unwanted fibroids. The operation takes a few hours, and the patient needs to stay in the hospital for a minimum of two days.

The main aim behind myomectomy is to obstruct the growth and symptoms that can cause fibroids and reconstruct the uterus.

Who qualifies for a Myomectomy?

A myomectomy is an ideal option for patients who have fibroids. They may also show other symptoms like-

  • Severe pain in the abdomen, legs, and lower back
  • Irregular and heavy menstruation
  • Pelvic pain and pressure
  • Spotting
  • Abdominal distension
  • Cramps
  • Frequent tendency to urine and difficulty while urinating
  • In some cases of fibroids, you will not feel any significant symptoms or acute pain.

Before a myomectomy, make sure that you do not eat or drink for at least six hours. You should also discuss with the doctor any disease that you are suffering from and the medications.

Why is a Myomectomy conducted?

Myomectomy is conducted for patients who want to retain their uterus but remove the fibroids. It is suggested for the patients who have deeply embedded fibroids and are not cured by the medicines. You can opt for myomectomy if you are planning to get pregnant and fibroids are affecting your fertility.

Different Types of Myomectomy

Abdominal Myomectomy- in this surgery, low horizontal or vertical incisions are made along the bikini line on the abdomen to reach the uterus and remove the fibroids.

Robotic Myomectomy- similar to other types of laparoscopic surgeries, small incisions are made on the abdomen and insert the instruments through these cuts. The surgeon operates these instruments and moves them using a console.

Laparoscopic Myomectomy- it is performed using a laparoscope (a long tube-like instrument with a camera at one end). The doctor makes several minor cuts near the belly button, making way for the laparoscopes and other surgical equipment to enter.

Hysteroscopic myomectomy- this process is only used for women who have submucosal fibroids. The surgeon inserts the instruments through the vagina and the cervix into your uterus.

In some cases where the fibroids cannot be eradicated, it is cut into pieces and removed through minor cuts.

  • Benefits of Myomectomy
  • Many women undergo this procedure because of its following advantages-
  • Relief from bothersome symptoms and excessive bleeding and pain
  • Improved fertility within a year.
  • Lower risk of getting fibroids in the future

What are the causes of abnormal vaginal discharge?

The most common causes of abnormal vaginal discharge are:

  • An infection in the vagina, cervix, or uterus
  • A reaction to foreign body in the vagina such as a tampon or condom
  • A reaction to soap or other product
  • Changes in the body that occur after menopause
  • Should I treat abnormal vaginal discharge myself?

No. Self-medication is not recommended as this may lead to worsening of your symptoms. You should always visit a qualified gynecologist for all your problems related to female reproductive system. He or she will also take a sample of your vaginal discharge to look for an infection.

How is abnormal vaginal discharge treated?

Treatment depends on the cause of the abnormal vaginal discharge. That’s why a proper gynecological examination is advised before treatment.

In certain types of infections, simultaneous treatment of both male and female partners is recommended. Sexually transmitted infections include chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis and yeast. In bacterial vaginosis, the sexual partner does not need treatment. It is advisable to avoid having intercourse until the treatment is completed.

Can abnormal vaginal discharge be prevented?

Sometimes you can help prevent abnormal vaginal discharge by following simple steps:

  • Using warm water and unscented non-soap cleanser to wash your private parts.
  • Not using sprays or powders on your vagina
  • Not douching (douching is when a lady puts a liquid inside her vagina to rinse it out)
  • Not wiping with baby wipes or scented toilet paper after you use the toilet