Best Treatment for Myoma
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Emmanuel Mbanaja
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My wife in Nigeria has had two previous fibroid surgeries and the growth has grown big and now is pushing against her kidney, would want the best treatment for her and am willing to come to India asap.give me an email address and i will forward the test result to you. |
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re: Best Treatment for Myoma
by Dr M.K. Gupta -
Sep 30th, 2011
10:41 pm
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Dr M.K. Gupta
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Dear Emmanuel Mbanaja Robotic Myomectomy is the best option for your wife fibroid. We can perform this surgery for your wife. Many gynecologists have not been trained to suture with laparoscopic instruments up to the extent which is required, and some may even say that laparoscopic surgery is not possible. It is often a good idea to get a second opinion from a gynecologist who performs laparoscopic myomectomies on a regular basis to see if this procedure is feasible for you to get robotic surgery performed. Suturing by da Vinci Robot is excellent and there is minimum chance of rupture uterus after surgery in case of Robotic Myomectomy. Robotic Myomectomy can be done even for big intramural fibroid. Following robotic myomectomy, most women are able to leave the hospital the same day as surgery. For more extensive surgery, a one-day stay may be a good idea. Because the incisions are small, recuperation is usually associated with minimal discomfort. Since the abdominal cavity is not opened to air, bacteria are less likely to reach the area of surgery, and the risk of infection is very low. The intestines are not exposed to the drying effect of air, or the irritating effects of the sterile gauze sponges used to hold the bowel out of the way during abdominal surgery. The intestines usually begin to work normally again immediately after robotic myomectomy surgery. This avoids the one- or two-day delay before a person is able to eat following regular abdominal surgery. After laparoscopic or robotic myomectomy, women usually can walk the day of surgery, drive in about 1 week and return to normal activity, work, and exercise within two weeks. If you are interested you can come to World Laparoscopy Hospital to get this surgery done. With regards M.K. Gupta |