Delhi’s top surgeon for appendicitis Dr. Amita Jain says appendicitis could sneak up on people. Luckily, as an appendix surgeon, Dr. Jain is expertly trained in the diagnosis and treatment of appendicitis. If you are also looking for the best surgery for appendicitis in Delhi/NCR you can receive the crucial treatment from Dr. Jain, including the surgical appendectomy.
Eminent surgeon Dr. Amita says there are certain things you need to know regarding appendicitis. Here are some of them:
The inflammation and infection of the appendix are known as appendicitis. The symptoms of appendicitis could frequently be obscure but typically begins with abdominal pain in the center of the abdomen that gradually, settles over the right, lower portion of the abdomen. It usually presents with a loss of appetite and other potential symptoms such as fever, vomiting, or diarrhea. The symptoms could also be seen in a broad range of other common medical issues such as bladder or urinary tract infections, gallbladder issues, gastritis, intestinal infections, or Crohn’s disease. To diagnose appendicitis, Dr. Jain will:
Dr. Jain says surgery is advised for appendicitis in almost all cases. Generally, when appendicitis is suspected, the doctor will try to remove the patient’s appendix within the next 24 hours to avoid a possible rupture. This could cause the rest of the internal organs to become infected and might be dangerous or even life-threatening. In Dr. Jain’s practice, laparoscopic appendectomy is the preferred way to remove the appendix.
According to Dr Amita Jain, Delhi's top surgeon and doctor for appendix removal, surgery is essential to address any issues with your appendix. The appendix is a slender pouch connected to the lower right part of your large intestine. During the laparoscopic procedure, the surgeon makes 2 to 4 small incisions, typically including one near your belly button. A thin tube with a camera, known as a laparoscope, is inserted through one of these incisions, while other surgical instruments are introduced through the remaining incisions.
During your recovery, it's common to experience discomfort in your shoulder and chest for up to 48 hours after surgery. This discomfort is a typical occurrence and is caused by the carbon dioxide gas used during the procedure. Dr Amita Jain assures you that this discomfort is temporary and will gradually subside, allowing you to recover smoothly.
Before the procedure, Dr. Amita Jain will most likely prescribe antibiotics through an IV to help fight the infection. Patients having appendicitis will be placed under general anesthesia and will be asleep during the procedure. A laparoscope would be inserted through a tiny incision and will be used by Dr. Jain to direct its movements inside the person’s abdominal cavity. Then special instruments will be inserted using additional, small incisions. These will be used to remove the appendix.
Recovery and healing will occur rapidly post-surgery and scarring would be minimal. Usually, within 12 hours of surgery, the person can get up, walk around, and start drinking. Routinely, patients will be discharged from the hospital the day post-surgery.
Dr. Jain is amongst one of the most experienced and skillful surgeons for appendicitis in Delhi-NCR today. Towards each of her patients, Dr. Jain takes a personal approach to take care of the patients during the pre, during, and post-surgery. These are all aspects apart from being a top surgeon in this field of medical science. She works as a guide in your complete recovery.
If you are contemplating to avail the finest services by a surgeon for your appendicitis treatment contact Dr. Amita Jain today for a consultation.
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Eminent Professor of Surgery Dr Amita Jain is the leading laparoscopy surgeon in India, she specialises in Gallstone Surgery, Hernia Surgery, Appendix Surgery. Dr Amita Jain is the General and Laparoscopic Surgeon at Bansal Hospital
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