See a gynaecologist if you:

Have heavy periods lasting more than 7 days with large clots

Suffer from severe pelvic pain not relieved by medicines

Notice bulging tissue from the vagina

Experience urinary leakage or difficulty emptying the bladder

Have postmenopausal vaginal bleeding

Struggle with infertility caused by uterine problems

 Do's:

Take prescribed medications

Eat a high-fibre diet to prevent constipation

Drink plenty of fluids

Do light walking daily to prevent blood clots

Keep follow-up appointments with your doctor

 Don'ts:

Avoid lifting heavy weights for at least 6 weeks

Do not resume sex until cleared (usually 6 weeks)

Avoid smoking and alcohol (slows healing)

Don't ignore fever, pain, or unusual bleeding

 Recovery & Outlook

Recovery is faster than abdominal hysterectomy (3-4 weeks vs. 6-8 weeks)

Less pain, minimal scarring, and shorter hospital stay

Permanent relief from fibroids, prolapse, abnormal bleeding, or pelvic pain

Infertility is permanent after a hysterectomy

Quality of life improves significantly after surgery

 Why Choose VivaVel Health for Vaginal Hysterectomy in India?

At VivaVel Health, we connect patients with India's best gynaecologists and women's health hospitals.

Top Gynecologic Surgeons: Skilled in vaginal, laparoscopic, and robotic hysterectomy

Affordable Packages: Transparent pricing and cost savings

Advanced Hospitals: Equipped with modern gynaecology and urology units

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Compassionate Guidance: Supporting women and families with dignity and care

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For this topic, our authors used some of the following resources:

Mayo Clinic | Vaginal hysterectomy

Healthdirect | Vaginal hysterectomy

National Institutes of Health (.gov) | Vaginal Hysterectomy

nhs.uk | How it's performed - Hysterectomy