Fibroids causing heavy periods, pressure or trouble conceiving? A keyhole myomectomy can remove them while keeping your uterus intact — with small cuts and a faster recovery.
A myomectomy is surgery to remove fibroids while leaving the uterus in place — the key difference from a hysterectomy, which removes the whole uterus. For women who still want children, or who simply wish to keep their uterus, that distinction matters enormously. Done laparoscopically, the fibroids are removed through a few tiny incisions, so there’s less pain, less bleeding and a much quicker recovery than open surgery.
Not every fibroid needs removing — many are harmless and better left alone. Dr. Agarwal recommends a myomectomy only when fibroids are actually causing trouble: heavy or prolonged periods, pelvic pressure or pain, or difficulty conceiving. Where surgery is the right step, she assesses the size and position carefully and chooses the gentlest effective approach.
When fibroids cause heavy or prolonged bleeding, anaemia, pelvic pressure or pain, frequent urination, or are affecting fertility or recurrent miscarriage — and when you wish to keep your uterus. Small, symptom-free fibroids usually need no surgery at all, just monitoring.
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Two different operations — the right one depends on you.
Only the fibroids are removed, so the uterus stays — the right choice if you may want children or wish to keep it.
Many myomectomies can be done laparoscopically or hysteroscopically, meaning small cuts, less pain and a quick recovery.
Harmless, symptom-free fibroids are better left alone. Surgery is for fibroids that are genuinely causing problems.
Assessed carefully, explained fully, recovered quickly.
The size, number and position of your fibroids decide the right approach. Dr. Agarwal assesses these on a scan and talks you through the plan before anything is decided.
An ultrasound maps your fibroids so the safest, gentlest surgical approach can be chosen.
Whether keyhole is suitable, what recovery looks like, effects on future pregnancy, and the cost — all explained.
Fibroids removed through tiny incisions (or via the cervix for those inside the cavity), preserving the uterus.
A short hospital stay, simple aftercare, and a review to confirm healing and plan next steps if you’re trying to conceive.
Relief from symptoms, with fertility and your uterus in mind.
Removing troublesome fibroids typically settles heavy periods and the anaemia and tiredness that come with them.
Where fibroids are affecting conception or pregnancy, careful removal can improve the chances of a healthy pregnancy.
Keyhole recovery is measured in days, not weeks — so you return to your family and work quickly.
Director, Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Medifirst Hospital, Bariatu, Ranchi
With laparoscopic training and 18+ years in women’s health, Dr. Agarwal is careful and conservative about fibroid surgery — recommending it only when fibroids truly warrant it, and favouring uterus-preserving, keyhole approaches that protect your fertility and get you home fast.
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Yes — that’s the whole point of a myomectomy. Only the fibroids are removed and the uterus is preserved, which is why it’s preferred for women who may want children or simply wish to keep their uterus.
In many cases yes, and removing fibroids that were interfering can actually improve fertility. Recovery time before trying, and whether a future delivery should be by caesarean, depend on the surgery — Dr. Agarwal will advise for your case.
Often, yes. Many fibroids can be removed laparoscopically or, if inside the cavity, hysteroscopically — meaning small cuts, less pain and faster recovery. Very large or numerous fibroids may need a different approach, which is assessed on a scan.
No. Many fibroids are harmless and cause no symptoms — those are better left alone and simply monitored. Surgery is for fibroids that cause heavy bleeding, pain, pressure or fertility problems.
New fibroids can sometimes develop later, but removing the current troublesome ones gives lasting relief for most women. Dr. Agarwal will discuss your individual likelihood and any ways to reduce it.
After keyhole myomectomy most women go home within a day or two and return to normal activity within a couple of weeks, sooner for smaller procedures.
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Send Dr. Agarwal a private message about your fibroids. She’ll tell you honestly whether removal is needed — and whether a keyhole, uterus-preserving option fits.
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