My gynac mentioned this word in passing and i didnt fully understand. Trying to conceive since almost a year and she said this might be one option. Anyone who has gone thru it, how was it?
I have also heard about this from a friend, is it very painful? I am still in my first trimester and keep reading about such procedures, so just curious.
Don't worry, it's just a modern, minimally invasive surgery using a small camera to look inside your abdomen. The recovery is much faster than traditional surgery. Many women conceive easily after getting it done.
If your doctor suggested this, first check with your insurance if laparoscopy is covered because hospital charges can go high. Do some cost comparison between decent hospitals in your area before booking the surgery.
Hearing the word surgery itself is so scary when you are hoping to hold your baby. I completely understand your fear right now. Sending you so much love and strength, you are stronger than you think.
It is a keyhole surgery done with small cuts to check or treat issues like cysts or ectopic pregnancy. I had some major complications earlier, so I highly recommend discussing the pros and cons only with a trusted doctor.
It is just a small keyhole surgery, nothing to be too scared of. Just ensure you take proper rest ghar pe for a week and eat simple, light food post-surgery to heal quickly.
Laparoscopy is basically a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose or treat fertility issues like endometriosis. While it has a quick recovery time, your gynac is the best person to decide if you really need it.
