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Outpatient Hysterectomy

Outpatient Hysterectomy

If you require a hysterectomy because of conditions such as heavy bleeding, pelvic pain, uterine prolapse, endometriosis, or fibroid tumors, Dr. Brown offers minimally invasive outpatient hysterectomy to optimize your outcome and quality of life.

Questions and Answers

What is an outpatient hysterectomy?

Outpatient hysterectomy is a surgical procedure in which Dr. Brown will remove your uterus. He often uses the da Vinci robotics system to achieve better precision and accuracy, and Dr. Brown was one of the first providers in the area to offer minimally invasive options for hysterectomy and other gynecological surgeries. Since this procedure is minimally invasive, normally you’re able to go home the same day.

 

What are the benefits of outpatient hysterectomy?

Benefits of robot-assisted minimally invasive outpatient hysterectomy vs. traditional hysterectomies include:

  • Less blood loss
  • Better precision and accuracy
  • Less pain 
  • Shorter recovery times
  • Fewer complications
  • Less scarring
  • Shorter hospital stays
  • Less downtime

A hysterectomy can reduce unpleasant gynecological symptoms, such as heavy menstrual bleeding, and lower your risk of developing certain types of cancer.

Is an outpatient hysterectomy right for me?

To find out if you’re a good candidate for an outpatient hysterectomy, Dr. Brown will review your symptoms and medical history. He will complete a pelvic exam, ultrasound and any other necessary procedures to detect or rule out gynecological problems. 

What happens after an outpatient hysterectomy?

After your surgery, plan to have someone drive you home. Take some time off to rest and recover. Take medications as prescribed and follow Dr. Brown’s post-surgery instructions to prevent complications. 

You can often return to normal everyday activities within about a week. Attend all follow-up appointments with Dr. Brown to ensure optimal results and call the office if you experience unusual symptoms. 

If you have further questions or are experiencing symptoms of a pelvic floor disorder, call us or schedule an appointment today.

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