Refresh Your Look with Hysterectomy by Dr. Manisha Patil at Heal and Care Clinic
Hysterectomy is never a rushed decision, it’s a carefully planned solution when conservative options have been exhausted or when definitive treatment is the safest path. Our approach pairs surgical expertise with personalised counselling, fertility-aware planning, and a recovery roadmap designed to get you back to life as quickly and comfortably as possible. Dr. Manisha Patilleads each case, ensuring the procedure is clinically appropriate and aligned with your long-term goals.
What is a Hysterectomy?
A hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. Depending on indication and patient goals, the surgeon may remove part or all of the uterus, and sometimes the cervix, fallopian tubes and ovaries. The operation treats a range of conditions from symptomatic fibroids and heavy bleeding to prolapse, chronic pelvic pain and certain uterine pathologies.
When is a hysterectomy recommended?
- Heavy, treatment-resistant menstrual bleeding (AUB) affecting quality of life.
- Large or symptomatic uterine fibroids producing pain, pressure or anaemia.
- Uterine prolapse causing significant symptoms.
- Recurrent, painful endometriosis or adenomyosis not controlled by other therapies.
- Certain benign or malignant uterine pathologies where removal is the safest option.
- When other fertility-sparing options have been considered and declined or are unsuitable.
If future childbearing is important, we prioritise alternatives and fertility counselling before recommending hysterectomy.
What to expect
- Consultation & decision making: Clinical review, imaging (ultrasound/MRI if needed), discussion of alternatives (medications, embolisation, conservative surgery), and fertility implications.
- Pre-operative preparation: Blood tests, ECG if indicated, anaesthesia assessment, stop/adjust certain medications and pre-op instructions.
- Procedure day: General anaesthesia; surgical approach chosen for your case. Estimated operative time varies by approach and complexity.
- Immediate recovery: Observation in recovery; pain managed with multimodal analgesia. Most minimally invasive cases discharge within 24 to 48 hours, open procedures may require longer stays.
- Follow-up: Wound check at 1 to 2 weeks and comprehensive review at 6 weeks (or sooner if concerns).
Hysterectomy Packages We Offer
Planned Minimally Invasive Hysterectomy
pre-op optimisation, laparoscopic/robotic procedure, post-op physiotherapy referral.
Vaginal Hysterectomy Pathway
tailored for prolapse or appropriate cases with fast recovery focus.
Oncology Coordination Package
Radical hysterectomy planning with multidisciplinary oncology, imaging and follow-up.
Alternatives to hysterectomy
- Medical management (hormonal therapies, tranexamic acid).
- Uterine artery embolisation (for fibroid-related bleeding).
- Myomectomy or endometrial ablation (select cases).
- Conservative endometriosis surgery or hormonal suppression.
We discuss these options honestly during consultation and recommend hysterectomy only when it best meets clinical and personal goals.
Why choose Heal and Care Clinic for a hysterectomy?
Led by Dr. Manisha Patil, our surgical care combines advanced skill with deep expertise in women’s health and fertility. Wherever safe and appropriate, we prioritise minimally invasive approaches—laparoscopic or vaginal—to reduce scarring and speed up recovery. With fertility-aware counselling, we focus on organ-sparing options and provide specialist referrals when needed. A multidisciplinary team of anaesthetists, nurses, and post-operative physiotherapists supports patients throughout, ensuring a comprehensive recovery pathway. At every stage, we emphasise clear communication, offering honest guidance about risks, expectations, and life after surgery.
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FAQ's
No. The removal of the uterus ends the ability to carry a pregnancy. Fertility preservation is discussed before recommending hysterectomy.
Yes. The removal of ovaries causes surgical menopause; hormone replacement is discussed where appropriate.
Minimally invasive cases commonly allow 24 to 48 hour discharge; open procedures may require longer admission.
Typically after 6 weeks, once clinically cleared, but your surgeon will advise based on healing.
Minimally invasive techniques produce small port scars; open surgery leaves a larger abdominal scar that fades over time.