Fibroids (Uterine Leiomyomas)
Heavy periods, pelvic pressure or infertility can suggest fibroids. Options include medicines and myomectomy or hysterectomy (laparoscopic/robotic where suitable), with fertility-sparing planning when desired.
SpecialtyPage.hero.tagLabel
Gynaecology Treatment in India for International Patients
Plan modern gynaecology care in India with a trusted medical facilitation partner.
VRH Healthcare helps you compare top centres and specialists in Delhi-NCR & Gurugram, understand indicative costs, and coordinate everything—from second opinions to recovery and follow-ups.
How VRH Healthcare Helps
VRH Healthcare is not a hospital. We are a medical facilitation and patient-navigation service that connects you with suitable NABH/JCI-accredited women’s health centres and experienced gynaecologists, minimally invasive surgeons and uro-gynaecologists in India. We coordinate second opinions, appointments, medical visa letters, airport transfers, near-hospital stays, interpreters, indicative estimates, and tele-follow-ups so you can decide confidently.
Why Choose India for Gynaecology
International patients choose India for advanced minimally invasive surgery, high-volume expertise, shorter waiting times, and value:
Accredited Centres
NABH/JCI units with dedicated laparoscopy, hysteroscopy and uro-gynaecology suites.
Modern Technology
3D/4K laparoscopy, robotic gynaecology (centre-specific), energy devices, hysteroscopic resection and office procedures.
Experienced Teams
Benign gynaecology (fibroids, endometriosis), uro-gynaecology (prolapse/incontinence), gynaecologic oncology and reproductive surgery pathways.
Fast-Track Access
Rapid scheduling for scans, consults and definitive surgery.
Affordability
Significant savings vs many Western markets, with indicative packages and clear communication.
Conditions We Support
We assess and treat these women's health conditions — tap a card to view related procedures or request an e-opinion.
Endometriosis & Adenomyosis
Pelvic pain, painful periods and infertility are common. Management ranges from medical therapy to laparoscopic excision and, for adenomyosis, selected hysterectomy after counselling.
Ovarian Cysts & Masses
From functional cysts to complex masses—managed by surveillance or ovarian cystectomy; suspicious lesions are triaged to gynaecologic oncology.
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB) & Polyps
Evaluation via ultrasound and diagnostic hysteroscopy. Treatments include hysteroscopic polypectomy/adhesiolysis or endometrial ablation (centre-specific).
Pelvic Organ Prolapse & Incontinence
Symptoms include dragging sensation, bulge, or urine leakage. Options include pelvic-floor therapy, pessary, and prolapse repair or mid-urethral sling where indicated.
Cervical, Ovarian & Uterine Cancers
Staging and treatment may involve radical hysterectomy, oophorectomy/omentectomy, lymph-node assessment and adjuvant therapy (radiation/brachy/chemotherapy).
Fertility-Focused & Reproductive Surgery
Selected tubal surgery, adhesiolysis, septum resection and endometriosis surgery are available; for IVF/ICSI, see IVF Treatment.
Need help choosing? Get e-opinion.
Procedures
Treatments & Procedures
Here are the key procedures performed by leading specialists in Gynaecology.
No procedures found for this specialty.
Types of Gynaecology Specialists Available
Understanding who treats you helps you reach the right expert faster.
Benign Gynaecologist
Medical and surgical care for fibroids, cysts, AUB; laparoscopy/hysteroscopy.
FibroidsAUB
Minimally Invasive Surgeon
Advanced laparoscopic/robotic procedures (myomectomy, TLH, endometriosis excision).
LaparoscopyRobotic
Uro-Gynaecologist
Prolapse repair, incontinence surgery and pelvic-floor reconstruction.
ProlapseIncontinence
Gynaecologic Oncologist
Surgical management of cervix, ovary, uterus cancers with multidisciplinary planning.
CancerOncology
Reproductive Surgeon
Fertility-sparing surgery (adhesiolysis, septum resection, endometriosis); coordinates with IVF teams.
FertilityIVF
Paediatric Gynaecologist
Age-specific issues and congenital anomalies in adolescents.
PaediatricCongenital
World-Class Infrastructure
Technology & Safety at Partner Centres
3D/4K Laparoscopy
High-resolution imaging for precise minimally invasive surgeries.
Robotic Gynaecology
Robotic systems for complex hysterectomies and myomectomies at centre-specific locations.
Hysteroscopy Suites
Advanced suites for resection of polyps, adhesions, and septums.
Colposcopy & LEEP
Diagnostic and therapeutic tools for cervical dysplasia.
ERAS Protocols
Enhanced Recovery pathways to ensure quicker return to activity.
Women's Day-Care
Dedicated day-care pathways for minor procedures.
Recovery, Rehab & Women-Centric Support
Recovery support may include ERAS pathways, pain control, wound care, pelvic-floor physiotherapy, period & hormone counselling and graded return-to-activity. We plan accelerated in-hospital sessions and remote home-based rehab.
Discuss Rehab PlanIncludes
- ERAS pathways
- Pelvic-floor physiotherapy
- Hormone counselling
- Remote home-based plan
Diagnostics & Pre-Arrival
To speed up planning, upload your recent reports (Ultrasound TVS, MRI Pelvis, Pap/HPV, Biopsy) for a remote review.
1
Upload Reports
2
Clinician Review
3
Get E-Opinion
4
Plan Travel
Estimated Costs
Final totals vary by procedure type & complexity, minimally invasive vs open vs robotic approach, disposables & device brands (energy, mesh, sling), and hospital. We provide indicative ranges first, then a personalised estimate.
Laparoscopic MyomectomyOn Request
Laparoscopic HysterectomyOn Request
HysteroscopyOn Request
Endometriosis SurgeryOn Request
SpecialtyPage.faq.heading
Is laparoscopic or robotic surgery better than open?
Minimally invasive surgery usually means less pain and faster recovery; suitability depends on case complexity and surgeon judgement.
Can I preserve fertility with fibroids or endometriosis?
Often yes—myomectomy and conservative excision aim to preserve fertility where safe. Your surgeon will discuss options and risks.
How long is the hospital stay?
Indicative stays: day-care for hysteroscopy, 1–2 days for standard laparoscopic procedures, 3–5+ days for complex or uro-gyn.
When can I return to work or travel?
Often 1–2 weeks after straightforward laparoscopy; longer after complex or oncologic surgery. Your surgeon will confirm fitness-to-fly.
What documents should I bring?
Passport and medical visa, ultrasound/MRI, Pap/HPV, hysteroscopy/biopsy reports, prior treatment summaries and medication/allergy lists.
Will I have language support?
Yes—Arabic, Russian, French and English support is available. Tell us your preference when you enquire.