Hysterectomy is a surgical procedure that is carried out to remove the uterus/womb. Visit Miracles Apollo Cradle/Spectra in Gurgaon and consult with Gynaecologist for Surgery.

1. Hysterectomy Surgery
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2. Table of Contents
● About Us
● Introduction
● Types of Hysterectomy
● Why Doctors Advice a Hysterectomy?
● How Do I Prepare for a Hysterectomy?
● Contact Us

3. About Us
We have been serving the health of
Gurgaon since 2002. From humble
beginnings, when we had set up the
“The Apollo Clinic” at Sector-14, Gurgaon
to the present day wherein we cover the
entire length and breadth of Gurgaon by
having healthcare facilities in Sector-14,
Sector-56 & Sector-82, today we are the
largest healthcare provider in the small /
medium segment in Gurgaon.

4. Introduction
Hysterectomy is a surgical procedure that is carried out to remove the
uterus/womb.Depending on the disease and age of patient, a
Gynaecologist will decide to go for partial/ total hysterectomy or
Hysterectomy with salpingo-oophorectomy.
A hysterectomy surgery is commonly suggested by doctors when other
treatment options are not available or have been unsuccessful.

5. Types of Hysterectomy
● Total hysterectomy – As the name suggests, the womb and
cervix are removed.
● Subtotal hysterectomy – The main body of the womb is
removed, leaving the cervix intact.
● Total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy –
The womb, cervix are removed along with the fallopian tubes
and ovaries.
● Radical hysterectomy – The womb and surrounding tissues
are removed, including the fallopian tubes, part of the vagina,
ovaries, lymph glands and fatty tissue.

6. Why Doctors Advice a Hysterectomy?
There are various reasons, and sometimes multiple reasons, to have the
uterus removed. A hysterectomy surgery is unavoidable if the patient is
diagnosed with one or more of the following conditions:
● Uterine fibroids or leiomyomas: Unusual heavy bleeding, chronic
pain and other problems.
● Uterine prolapse: The uterus lowering from its normal position into
the vaginal canal.
● Endometriosis: Uterine tissues growing outside the uterus (in the
ovaries, intestines, and fallopian tubes).

7. ● Adenomyosis/Hyperplasia: Endometrial tissue grows into the uterus
and causes thickening of its wall.
● Uterine, ovarian, and cervical cancer.
In the case of cancer, a hysterectomy is a must. In all other cases,
hysterectomy is the last option recommended by a doctor after
different treatments fail to improve a patient’s condition.

8. How Do I Prepare for a Hysterectomy?
The process of preparing for surgery is a stressful time. However, there
are ways to help you prepare and ensure that the procedure and
recovery as easy and pain-free as you can. Gathering all the information
as possible will allow you to feel comfortable and well-prepared prior to
your surgery.
When you realize you're scheduled for a hysterectomy you should:
● Stop Smoking
● Focus on healthy diet
● Daily exercise
● Reduce stress

9. Contact Us
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