General Surgery

Most hernias gradually enlarge and will not resolve on their own, so surgical repair is usually recommended, especially if it is painful or growing. A small, symptom-free hernia may be watched in selected patients. Sudden severe pain, a hard lump that will not push back, or vomiting is an emergency.

Yes. Laparoscopic gallbladder removal is the standard approach at Prime Hospital, Kondhwa, for symptomatic gallstones. It uses a few small cuts, most patients go home within a day or two, and normal activity resumes within about a week.

Early piles often improve with a high-fibre diet, more fluids, and medication. For persistent bleeding or prolapse, options include banding and, for advanced cases, laser or stapler surgery, which typically means less pain and quicker recovery. Our surgeon will match the option to the grade.

It depends on the procedure and your job. After keyhole hernia or gallbladder surgery, desk work is often possible in about a week and heavier work in three to four weeks. Your surgeon will give you specific limits on lifting and driving before discharge.

Bring any previous scans and ultrasound or CT reports, a list of your current medicines (especially blood thinners), and details of past surgeries and medical conditions such as diabetes or heart disease. This lets the surgeon plan safely and give you an accurate timeline.