Gynecological Surgery at Helyos Medical Center

Lower abdominal pain, menstrual cycle irregularities, and pelvic discomfort are symptoms that women frequently attribute to daily stress or passing hormonal imbalances. However, these presentations often point to specific gynecological diseases, a portion of which requires specialized surgical intervention.

The gynecological surgeons at Helyos Medical Center in Dnipro conduct both advanced minimally invasive day surgeries and complex planned inpatient operations. Below is an overview of when surgical care is indicated, what methods are utilized, and how the process is managed from the initial check-up to full rehabilitation.

What is gynecological surgery?

Gynecological surgery focuses on the operative treatment of diseases affecting the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and pelvic organs. It also encompasses specialized care in gynecological oncology for pre-malignant and malignant conditions.

Patients are referred to a gynecological surgeon when conservative drug therapies fail to deliver stable results, or when the nature of the condition dictates surgery as the primary path to recovery.

Modern gynecological surgery is heavily centered on endoscopic approaches. Laparoscopic operations are carried out via miniature punctures in the abdominal wall, while hysteroscopic procedures are performed transcervically, entirely avoiding external cuts. This minimizes surgical trauma and facilitates a rapid, clean recovery.

Please note: Uterine fibroids (myomas) are diagnosed in nearly every second woman by the age of 50, representing one of the most common benign tumors. Crucially, in the vast majority of cases, a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) is completely unnecessary. Modern myomectomy techniques remove only the fibroid nodes, preserving the organ and protecting a woman's reproductive potential.

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Gynecological Surgery in Dnipro

  • How much does a gynecological surgeon consultation cost at Helios Medical Center?

A gynecological surgeon consultation at Helios Medical Center starts at 900 hryvnias.

  • How do I schedule an appointment with a gynecological surgeon?

You can schedule a consultation by phone or through the online form on the clinic's website. The administrator will select a convenient appointment time and clarify which documents and examination results you should bring to the initial consultation.

  • What surgical procedures are performed in gynecology?

A gynecological surgeon performs a wide range of procedures, including removal of uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriotic lesions, and polyps; correction of uterine anomalies; and treatment of complicated cases of endometriosis, including treatment of oncological diseases of the female reproductive system. Helios Medical Center uses modern minimally invasive and laparoscopic techniques, which reduce trauma and speed up recovery after surgery.

  • How should I prepare for a gynecological surgeon appointment?

For the consultation, it is recommended to prepare medical documents in advance, including test results and ultrasounds, information about previous surgeries, and current medications. It is important to clearly describe your symptoms, their duration, and your menstrual cycle. This preparation allows the doctor to quickly determine the optimal examination and treatment plan.

  • What is a gynecological surgeon appointment like?

During the appointment, the doctor will conduct an examination, assess the condition of the pelvic organs, and review the test and imaging results. The doctor will determine whether conservative treatment or surgery is necessary and will explain the possible surgical and rehabilitation options to the patient.

  • Can surgery be avoided for uterine fibroids?

In some cases, uterine fibroids can be treated conservatively, using medication or hormonal therapy. The decision depends on the size of the fibroid, the severity of symptoms, and the patient's plans for pregnancy. The gynecological surgeon will evaluate the effectiveness of conservative treatment and, if necessary, prescribe surgery.

  • What are the alternatives to surgery for ovarian cyst treatment?

For small and benign cysts, dynamic observational therapy with regular ultrasounds and hormonal monitoring is possible. Medications are sometimes used to cause cyst regression. Surgery is indicated for large, symptomatic, or complicated cysts. A gynecological surgeon will individually select the treatment method to preserve health and reproductive function.