Gynaecological Surgery
Safe, Modern Surgical Care for Women
Some gynaecological conditions may need surgery when they cause pain, heavy bleeding, or fertility issues. At Dr. Arshya Bilal, we focus on safe procedures, comfort, and fast recovery.
Conditions That May Require Surgery
You may be advised to consider surgery if you have:
- Symptomatic fibroids causing heavy bleeding or pressure
- Ovarian cysts or masses needing removal or further evaluation
- Endometriosis not responding to medication
- Polyps, abnormal bleeding, or precancerous changes
- Pelvic organ prolapse or other structural problems
As a gynaecologist in Islamabad with a special interest in fertility, Dr. Arshya Bilal always discusses the impact of surgery on your ability to conceive and aims to preserve reproductive organs whenever safely possible.
Surgical Options We Provide or Coordinate
Before any procedure, you will receive a clear explanation of why it is needed, what will happen, and what to expect during recovery. Depending on your condition, you may be offered:
Hysterosalpingography
A specialised fertility X-ray to assess the uterus and fallopian tube patency.
Corrective Procedures
To improve the shape of the uterus in selected infertility cases
Gynaecological Laparoscopy
Keyhole surgery for cysts, endometriosis, or certain fibroids
Comfortable Recovery and Close Follow-Up
Our team provides clear pre- and post-procedure instructions, guidance on managing any temporary discomfort, and follow-up appointments to discuss your results and the next steps in your treatment plan. Whether you undergo an HSG or another gynaecological procedure, we are committed to ensuring a safe, comfortable, and stress-free experience.
Frequently asked questions
Surgery is considered when medicines don’t work, symptoms are severe, there is a cancer risk, or fertility is affected. At Dr. Arshya Bilal, all non-surgical options are explained first.
Hysterosalpingography (HSG) is a specialised diagnostic X-ray used to evaluate the uterine cavity and check whether the fallopian tubes are open as part of a fertility assessment. It is a quick outpatient procedure that usually takes 15–30 minutes.
Hysterosalpingography (HSG) is an outpatient procedure, so you can usually go home shortly after the test. Most patients resume normal activities the same day, although mild cramping or light spotting may occur temporarily.
In most cases, it can improve fertility. The uterus and ovaries are preserved whenever safely possible.
Most women can return to work and normal activities the same day or the following day after an HSG test. Mild cramping or light spotting may occur but usually resolves within a day.
Fertility Concerns? We’re Here to Help
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