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General Surgery

General Surgery is a practice of surgery amounting to the core of knowledge considering all parts of physiology, anatomy, immunology, metabolism, nutrition, pathology, healing, resuscitation and shock, intensive care, as well as neoplasia, which are the most common in all the surgical specialties. General Surgery at Janvi Multispeciality Hospital offers the latest surgical innovation and treatment that can benefit our surgical patients. Because of the ever changing technology and new age technological advancement in the field of medicine and medical apparatus and equipment, majority of the surgical procedures like abdominal surgery have now been replaced with least painful laparoscopic methods that are known to reduce pain, reduce cost and accelerate recuperation without compromising the effectiveness of the treatment. The department of General surgery at Janvi Multispeciality Hospital has a team of skilled surgeons who are always on their feet to provide you the excellent treatment using the latest surgical innovations along with the best clinical care that ensures the safety of the patients as well as their quicker recovery. This has built immense trust between the patients and their respective families.

Services:

The Department of General surgery at Janvi Multispeciality Hospital deals with all the diseases that require a compelling surgical management. Our surgical spectrum covers the Following surgical ailments:

Endocrine like Thyroid diseases
Trauma
Skin and soft tissue including tumours, cysts, Varicose veins, Fasciitis
Surgery for Hydrocoele, peripheral vascular disease, complications of Diabetes like Diabetic foot
Abdomen and its Contents, like Splenectomy, Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
Hernias, simple / complicated, Inguinal / Femoral, Incisional, border hernias
Breast diseases
Alimentary Tract, like Perforations, Appendicitis, Intestinal obstruction, Chronic pancreatitis

Procedures

Cholecystectomy
Varicose veins – Laser surgery/Stripping
Embolectomy
Appendectomy
Splenectomy
Thymectomy
Colorectal surgery

Nephrectomy
Adrenalectomy
Fundoplication
Breast Surgery
Thoracoscopy
Hernia
Obesity surgeries

Faqs

What age is considered too old for surgery?

Generally, Indians do not prefer to get operated on after age 65. This is because they might be having other health complications times, blood pressure, arthritis, or any other prevailing health problem.

What is the most painful surgery?

Many patients feel that total hip replacement surgeries are the most painful as the pain radiates to the groin, legs, and other parts of the body. Also, it takes almost 12 months to recover.

What is the side effect of general anesthesia?

Nausea and vomiting are the main side effects. Apart from that certain patients feel confused and dizzy. It soon gets cured on its own with the passage of time. It depends on the type of anesthesia administered to you and the quantity of anesthesia administered to you.

Why are eyes taped during surgery?

There is a risk of corneal abrasion after using an anesthetic. Hence to keep eyelids fully closed, paper tapes are used to close your eyes.

What do doctors do if you wake up during surgery?

An anesthesiologist is with the surgical team from the time the surgery begins and till the time the patient is fully conscious after the surgery. So in case of any complication of overdose or underdose that can be handled by the anesthesiologist.

What should you not do after surgery?

Many surgeries require you to take rest like spine surgery or hip surgery but in other cases, we advise patients about things to do and things to avoid. The advice depends on many factors like:

Age
Pre-existing condition
Surgery

Mistakes After Surgery That Slow Your Recovery

Doing Too Much, Too Soon ignoring your doctor’s advice
Stay in Bed even though you are advised to walk a bit
Not taking the prescribed medicines
Not following the prescribed diet
Skipping physiotherapy
Go Back to Work Too Soon
Driving vehicle
Doing exercises

What are the chances of dying from general anesthesia?

Very rare chance of dying. It cannot be even expressed in numbers, it’s negligible.

What we Cannot eat after surgery?

Foods to Avoid After Surgery

Foods with added sugars.
Highly processed foods.
Alcohol

What surgery takes the longest to heal?

These procedures below do take the longest to recover.

Liposuction (up to three months)
Tummy Tuck (2-3 months)
Facelift (two months)
Breast Reduction (two months) Breast Augmentation (six weeks) Rhinoplasty (six weeks)

What is the disease that needs surgery?

Common surgical conditions for various diseases

Abdominal Pain. Abdominal pain occurs anywhere in the belly between the breastbone and groin.
Cancer.
Gallbladder Inflammation and Gallstones.
Gastrointestinal (GI) Diseases.
Hernia.
Thyroid Disorders.
Varicose Veins.