Hello Shankari ji,
Doctors may suggest uterus removal surgery if you have:
Heavy or long periods that don’t improve with medicine
Uterine fibroids (rasoli) causing pain or pressure
Uterine prolapse (uterus slips down into the vagina)
Endometriosis or chronic pelvic pain
Cancer of the uterus, cervix, or ovaries
Abdominal Hysterectomy – done through a cut on the stomach (older method)
Vaginal Hysterectomy – uterus removed through the vagina (no external cut)
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy – small holes and a camera are used for less pain and faster healing
Robotic-Assisted Surgery – advanced and highly precise, used in some centres
Hospital stay: 2–3 days (laparoscopic), 4–5 days (open surgery)
Full recovery: 4–6 weeks (may be shorter with advanced methods)
You can resume light work in about 2–3 weeks if healing is smooth
Personal health insurance may cover the cost
Some government health cards and state schemes provide cashless options
EMI or hospital-based payment plans are also available in private hospitals
If you’d like help finding the best hospitals or understanding your options better, let us know!