Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive and a low-risk procedure, carried out to examine the organs within the abdomen, using a laparoscope.
This procedure helps identify the source of an abdominal or pelvic pain the patient is experiencing.
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A laparoscope is a long tube with a high-intensity light and a camera at the front, which is inserted into the abdominal wall through a small incision made during the procedure. The high resolution camera at front of the laparoscope captures and sends pictures to a monitor as it moves along.
Laparoscopy helps your doctor take a look at the organs inside your abdomen in real time and collect biopsy samples, without having to perform an open surgery.
Patients experiencing pelvic or abdominal pain that cannot be diagnosed using non invasive methods might have to undergo a Laparoscopy for a complete diagnosis and establish a treatment plan.
Minimally invasive
Low risk
Small incision
Easy recovery
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Laparoscopy is less invasive than a normal surgery, with a faster recovery time.
Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure and is mildly painful.
Laparoscopy is a low risk surgery. However, like every surgery this might lead to complications in certain cases like, reaction to anaesthesia, blood clot, inflammation of the abdominal wall. In severe cases, risks include infection, bleeding, or organ damage.
You will most likely be able to go home the same day, depending on your overall health and your doctor’s recommendation.
Possible after-effects of Laparoscopy include mild pain around the incision, shoulder pain, and bloating.
Get in touch with your doctor if you experience abdominal pain that intensifies over time, fever or chills, nausea or vomiting, persistent cough, lightheadedness, redness/swelling/drainage around the incision, inability to pass urine, or shortness of breath.
To ensure a faster recovery after a Laparoscopy, the patient must begin light activity as soon as it’s comfortable and get proper sleep & rest.
