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How safe is laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery for patients?

A cholecystectomy is a surgical procedure to remove your gallbladder. This procedure uses several small cuts instead of one large one. A laparoscope, a narrow tube with a camera, is inserted through one incision. This allows your doctor to see your gallbladder on a screen. Your gallbladder is then removed through another small incision. There are many benefits to opting for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery, with fewer risks than a traditional open surgery, some of these are: Early return to work Better cosmesis Less pain postoperatively Shorter hospital stay Prevention of complications related to a pathological gallbladder DR. MEHLI NAZIR’S CLINIC : E:  contact@mehlinazir.com T : +91 22 23617061 (Monday – Friday: 16:30 – 19:30) M: +91 9820594009 Address:   2nd Floor, Nazir Building, 39 Cumballa Hill, Kemps Corner, Mumbai 400 036. Visit Our Website:   http://doctormehlinazir.com/cholecystectomy/ Contact Us:  http://doctormehlinazir.com/contact/ Visit Here For- D...

What are the different hemorrhoid treatment methods out there?

Haemorrhoid treatment depends on the stage of this disease process. Early stage haemorrhoids can be successfully treated with a combination of high fibre diet, plenty of oral fluids, avoidance of straining during defecation and local application of topical ointment. Surgery is almost never warranted. More advanced stage haemorrhoids (stage III and IV) may require surgical intervention if all efforts at conservative treatment are unsuccessful. Surgery can be done usually via an open technique or a stapler procedure. Various other techniques can also be used in the surgical treatment of haemorrhoids, including rubber band ligation, sclerotherapy, photocoagulation etc. DR. MEHLI NAZIR’S CLINIC : E:  contact@mehlinazir.com T : +91 22 23617061 (Monday – Friday: 16:30 – 19:30) M: +91 9820594009 Address:   2nd Floor, Nazir Building, 39 Cumballa Hill, Kemps Corner, Mumbai 400 036. Visit Our Website :   http://doctormehlinazir.com/hemorrhoids/ Contact Us:   http://doctormehli...

How long does it take to recover from a hemorrhoid surgery?

Hemorrhoid surgery to remove hemorrhoids is called hemorrhoidectomy. The doctor makes small cuts around the anus to slice them away. You may get local anesthesia (the area being operated on is numb, and you’re awake though relaxed) or general anesthesia (you’re put to sleep). Hemorrhoidectomy is often an outpatient procedure, and you can usually go home the same day. Because it’s highly sensitive near the cuts and you might need stitches, the area can be tender and painful afterward. Recovery most often takes about 2 weeks, but it can take as long as 3 to 6 weeks to feel like you’re back to normal. DR. MEHLI NAZIR’S CLINIC : E:  contact@mehlinazir.com T : +91 22 23617061 (Monday – Friday: 16:30 – 19:30) M: +91 9820594009 Address:   2nd Floor, Nazir Building, 39 Cumballa Hill, Kemps Corner, Mumbai 400 036. Visit Our Website:  http://doctormehlinazir.com/hemorrhoids/ Contact Us:   http://doctormehlinazir.com/contact/ Visit Here For- Dr Melhi Nazir Colorectal and Laparo...

Hemorrhoids Surgery Recovery & Treatment – Dr. Mehli Nazir

Haemorrhoids are swollen veins in the anal canal.  This is a common problem that is usually not serious. Veins can swell inside the anal canal to form haemorrhoids.   How Are Haemorrhoids Diagnosed? Haemorrhoids are diagnosed by a detailed history followed by a rectal digital examination and  proctoscopy . This is all done at the clinic itself.  The history will classically entail the passage of hard motions, bright red painless bleeding associated with motions and a history of constipation. What Is The Treatment For Haemorrhoids? Treatments of haemorrhoids depend on the stage of this disease process.  Early stage haemorrhoids are successfully treated with a combination of high  fibre  diet, plenty of oral fluids, avoidance of straining during  defaecation  and local application of topical ointment.  Surgery is almost never warranted. More advance stage haemorrhoids ( stage III  and IV) may requi...