About Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy is surgery to remove the uterus and may be considered for selected conditions when other treatments are unsuitable or ineffective. It ends the ability to carry a pregnancy. The purpose of the consultation is to understand your concerns, review relevant medical history and discuss whether testing, monitoring or treatment is appropriate. Not every patient needs an intervention; decisions are made in the context of symptoms, health, preferences and available clinical evidence.
When Should You Consult a Doctor?
- You have severe bleeding despite treatment
- Large symptomatic fibroids
- Certain precancerous or cancerous conditions
- Persistent symptoms requiring surgical discussion.
Diagnosis & Treatment
A surgeon reviews the diagnosis, alternatives and the approach—vaginal, laparoscopic or abdominal. Removal of ovaries is a separate decision. Recovery and long-term implications should be discussed. Your clinician will explain any recommended investigation or intervention, potential risks, alternatives, follow-up and expected limitations. Treatment is individualized and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Why Choose Dr. Sunitha?
Dr. Sunitha T is a consultant obstetrician, gynaecologist and fertility specialist with more than 18 years of clinical experience. Her qualifications include MBBS, MS in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and fellowship training in reproductive medicine. Her work includes fertility evaluation, pregnancy care and gynaecological management. For hysterectomy, she emphasizes careful assessment, informed consent, evidence-based advice and coordinated referral or hospital care when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will hysterectomy cause menopause?
Not necessarily. Menopause occurs immediately if both ovaries are removed before natural menopause.
Can I become pregnant afterward?
No. Pregnancy cannot be carried without a uterus.
Is hysterectomy the only treatment for heavy bleeding?
No. Other treatments may be available.
Will I need every available test?
No. Investigations should be selected based on your symptoms, history and clinical findings.
How is treatment chosen?
Your doctor will explain appropriate options, their benefits, limitations and risks before making a shared plan.
When should I seek urgent medical care?
Severe pain, heavy bleeding, fainting or rapidly worsening symptoms warrant prompt medical assessment.
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