General Surgery at Airaavata Hospitals
When you’re told you need surgery, it’s natural to feel a bit anxious. At Airaavata Hospitals, we focus on taking that stress away. Our surgical team combines years of hands-on experience with modern “keyhole” (laparoscopic) techniques to ensure your procedure is as safe and smooth as possible.
Whether it’s a planned procedure or an emergency, our goal is the same: get you back home and back to your routine quickly, with minimal discomfort.
What We Treat
Our surgeons handle a wide variety of conditions affecting the abdomen, digestive system, and soft tissues. We specialize in:
Appendix & Gallbladder: We perform most of these removals laparoscopically, meaning smaller scars and a much faster return to work.
Hernia Repairs: From simple to complex hernias, we use advanced mesh techniques to ensure a strong, lasting repair.
Digestive Tract Issues: Surgery for blockages, ulcers, or persistent stomach issues.
Lumps, Bumps, and Cysts: Quick, precise removal of skin swellings, lipomas, or infected cysts.
Piles (Hemorrhoids) & Fissures: Modern, less painful treatments for common but uncomfortable anorectal conditions.
Why Trust Your Surgery to Airaavata?
Round-the-Clock Readiness: Surgical emergencies don’t keep office hours. Our theater and surgeons are ready 24/7 for cases like acute appendicitis or trauma.
Focus on Safety: We follow strict pre-surgery protocols to ensure your heart, lungs, and blood sugar are ready for the procedure.
Post-Op Support: We don’t just finish the surgery and leave. Our nursing team and doctors monitor your recovery closely until you’re fully back on your feet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
For most laparoscopic surgeries (like a gallbladder removal), many people feel ready to return to light office work within 5 to 7 days. We’ll give you a specific timeline based on your recovery.
Usually, yes—especially blood thinners or certain diabetic medications. During your pre-op consultation, we will go through your current medicines and tell you exactly what to stop and when.
Absolutely. It provides the same (and often better) results because the surgeon uses a high-definition camera to see things in much greater detail than the naked eye.