FIBROID TREATMENT IN INDIA
Fibroid treatment in India
Uterine fibroids are very common, and many women from Africa travel to India to have them treated. Gynecologists in Delhi NCR remove fibroids while keeping the womb whenever possible. We get your ultrasound or MRI reviewed and send a plan and estimate.
Medical recommendations come from your qualified treating clinicians.
Treatment options
The right option depends on the number, size and position of the fibroids, your symptoms and whether you want a future pregnancy:
- Medicines to control bleeding or shrink fibroids for a time
- Hysteroscopic myomectomy for fibroids inside the womb
- Laparoscopic or robotic myomectomy
- Open myomectomy for very large or many fibroids
- Uterine fibroid embolisation by an interventional radiologist
- Hysterectomy if you do not want future pregnancy
Why fibroid treatment costs differ
The main factors are:
- The procedure
- Number and size of fibroids
- Blood transfusion if needed
- Days in hospital
What an estimate usually covers
Ask whether tests, surgery, anaesthesia, pathology and the hospital stay are included.
How long to plan for in India
About one to two weeks after keyhole or hysteroscopic surgery; about two to three weeks after open surgery.
Choosing a fibroid surgeon
Choose a gynecologist experienced in myomectomy, especially if you want to protect your fertility.
Get your free fibroid treatment estimate
Send your pelvic ultrasound or MRI, blood count and a note of your symptoms and plans for pregnancy. A gynecologist reviews them and sends a plan and written estimate.
Frequently asked questions
How much does fibroid removal cost in India?⌄
It depends on the procedure and the fibroids. Hospitals send a written estimate after reviewing your scan.
Can I get pregnant after a myomectomy?⌄
Many women do. Your surgeon advises how long to wait before trying.
Can fibroids come back?⌄
New fibroids can grow after myomectomy, especially in younger women. Your gynecologist explains your risk.
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