Laparoscopic Fibroid Removal (Myomectomy) at Harsh Hospital
When fibroids cause trouble but you want to keep your uterus, keyhole removal offers smaller cuts, less pain and a faster return to everyday life, performed with precision and care in Himatnagar.
Fibroids are common, non-cancerous growths in the wall of the uterus. When they cause heavy bleeding, pressure or fertility problems, a laparoscopic myomectomy removes the fibroids through a few tiny incisions while carefully preserving the uterus, an important choice for women who hope to conceive. As an Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon, Dr. Hitesh Patel uses this minimally-invasive technique to help most women recover more comfortably and go home sooner. We take time to explain why surgery is being recommended, what alternatives exist, and exactly what to expect, so you feel confident, not anxious.
When It May Be Recommended
Heavy or Long Periods
Fibroids causing heavy, prolonged bleeding that leaves you tired or low on iron.
Trouble Conceiving
When fibroids may be affecting fertility or have caused repeated pregnancy loss.
Pressure or Bloating
A feeling of fullness, frequent urination or pressure from larger fibroids.
Pelvic Pain
Persistent ache or discomfort in the lower abdomen linked to fibroids.
Growing Fibroids
Fibroids that are increasing in size on repeat scans and causing symptoms.
Wish to Keep the Uterus
Women who want symptom relief while preserving fertility and avoiding a hysterectomy.
Our Approach
- Detailed Evaluation, a full assessment, scans and a frank discussion of whether surgery is truly the best option for you.
- Pre-operative Planning, fitness checks, clear instructions and answers to every question before the day of surgery.
- Keyhole Surgery, fibroids are removed through small incisions under safe anaesthesia, with the uterus carefully repaired and preserved.
- Comfortable Recovery, gentle pain control and early movement, with most women going home within a short stay.
- Follow-up Care, wound checks, recovery guidance and support for your fertility plans as you return to normal life.
Why Patients Trust Harsh Hospital
Minimally-invasive technique
Years of surgical care
Recovery, smaller scars
Surgery only when needed
What to Expect
Compared with open surgery, a laparoscopic myomectomy usually means less pain, a shorter hospital stay and a quicker return to normal activities, while protecting your uterus and future fertility. Before surgery we make sure you understand the plan; afterwards we guide your recovery step by step.
- Only a few small incisions instead of one large cut.
- The uterus carefully repaired so fertility is preserved where possible.
- Clear, written do’s and don’ts for your recovery weeks at home.
- A direct line to our team if anything worries you afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still have a baby after fibroid removal?
For many women, yes. A myomectomy is specifically chosen to remove fibroids while keeping the uterus, which is why it is often recommended for those who wish to conceive. We discuss your individual situation in detail beforehand.
How long is the recovery?
Many women feel noticeably better within a couple of weeks and gradually return to full activity over a few weeks. We give you a personalised timeline based on your work and home life.
Can fibroids come back?
New fibroids can sometimes develop over time, as myomectomy removes existing ones rather than preventing future growth. We keep an eye on this at your follow-up visits and advise you accordingly.
Are there alternatives to surgery?
Often, yes, depending on your symptoms, options such as medication or watchful monitoring may be possible for smaller fibroids. We always discuss these before recommending surgery.
Will I have a large scar?
No. The procedure uses a few small incisions, so scarring is minimal compared with traditional open surgery.