How much does Myomectomy in Tunisia costs?
Myomectomy is a highly advanced procedure that requires top of the line tools and care,
so it
comes as no surprise that it could cost a bit much in places like the U.K. and the U.S.
How ever Aram Clinic offers the same treatment with a high standard experience to meet
all
your needs.
Myomectomy in Tunisia costs almost 50% less than the prices at other places, and with Aram clinic Myomectomy in Tunisia will be covered using an all-inclusive deal.
Thea deal will include:
- The costs of the initial Appointment.
- Follow-up and post-operative care.
- The medical team's fees.
- Hotel and transportation costs.
With a deal like the one at Aram Clinic and with a staff that is highly professional and trained it's easy to see why Myomectomy in Tunisia is highly requested.
Where can i get surgery for fibroids of the uterus in Tunisia?
The Tunisian medical society is one of the most well respected and professional in the world, so it's easy to see why Tunisia is well known and famous for medical tourism.
Aram Clinic offers some of the most highly qualified and skillful medical staff in the whole country, so you can have the surgery for fibroids of the uterus in Tunisia and be sure that you will receive the best treatment possible and the most relaxed post-operation care.
What is Myomectomy?
Myomectomy also known as surgery for fibroids of the uterus is a surgical procedure to
remove uterine fibroids.
These fibroids are non-cancerous growths that develop and appear inside or around
the womb.
The actual cause of fibroids in still unknown, however scientists believe that it has been linked to Oestrogen.
Oestrogen is the reproductive hormone for females, it's produced by the ovaries.
Other causes of the formation of fibroids are linked to a lack in vitamin D levels.
Unlike hysterectomy which aims to remove the entire uterus the surgery for fibroids of the uterus maily aims to take out the symptoms that are causing fibroids and also reconstruct the uterus.
After having the surgery, many women report improvement in fibroid symptoms.
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Who can have Myomectomy?
Having Fibroids is very common, around 2 in 3 women develop 1 fibroid at least in some
time during their life usually between the ages of 30 and 50.
There is a racial aspect to the creation of Fibroids; Fibroids seem to be more
common amongst women from an african-caribbean origin.
Some data suggest that people with an African racial background have a low vitamin D level which can adds to the creation of Fibroids.
It's also very common that obese women develop Fibroids that's because being overweight increase the levels of oestrogen.
However it's repported that women who have had children have much lower chances to developing fibroids.
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How to prepare for Myomectomy?
Myomectomy or surgery for fibroids of the uterus requires some preparation.
Before undergoing the surgery, you will need to consult with your doctor if you are
taking any medication that can make the blood thinner like aspirin.
You will need to follow the doctor's exact words and fully understand what he or she are recommending because this type of medication can increase bleeding.
On the day of the surgery, you will need to fast for at least 12 hours before, this is because the operation will be done under an anesthetic.
The type of the anesthetic will depend on your procedure.
There are two types of anesthesia, either general anesthesia or monitored anesthesia care.
Your stay in the hospital will depend on the type of surgery you will be having, for example, Abdominal myomectomy does require you to stay for at least a day in the medical facility.
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What happens during the Myomectomy?
There are three types of surgeries that your doctor can do, it depends on the number, location and the size of your fibroids.
Abdominal myomectomy
also known as laparotomy, your doctor will access the uterus through an incision that he or she will make on the abdomen.
Normlay the doctor will make a horizontal incision because the vertical one is needed for larger uteruses.
Laparoscopic or robotic myomectomy
In this process the doctor will make small abdominal incisions to remove access and remove the fibroids.
The difference between laparoscopy and laparotomy is that women that do have laparoscopy have a significant less blood loss, lower rates complications and spend shorter recovery periods at the hospital.
The difference between Laparoscopic and robotic myomectomy are not that many, robotic may be more costly and takes longer.
Hysteroscopic myomectomy
This surgery is for treating smaller fibroids that are stuck a bit deeper into the uterus.
The doctor inserts a very small tool into the uterus through the vagina and cervix; the will use a wire loop resectoscope to remove the fibroids tissue.
To examine the uterine walls, the doctor will insert sterile salt solution; this will also help the uterus expand making the process much easier.
Using a resectoscope, the doctor will cut pieces from the fibroid until all of them are removed.
What are the risks of Myomectomy?
Being a highly efficient surgery doesn't mean that it's risk free, however Myomectomy has a significantly low complication rate.
Some of those risks are:
- Excessive blood loss.
- Rare chance of hysterectomy.
- Pregnancy or childbirth complications.
- Scar tissue.
- Chance of spreading a cancerous tumor.
- Damage to other organs.
- Infection.
Conclusion
It is in our nature to want to have children and leave our permanent legacy in this world, and it could be frustrating to know that you are unable to do that because of a disease.
But modern science has provided us with procedures like Myomectomy to cure those diseases and achieve our dreams despite having a physical barrier.
And when it comes to the surgery for fibroids of the uterus, there is no better place to have it than at Aram Clinic in Tunisia.
We pride ourselves on having the best deals with the best experience, Myomectomy in Tunisia will be done for you by our very top efficientdoctors, not to mention the total relaxation you will have post surgery.
