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Laparoscopic Surgery
Keyhole surgery for women's health problems means small cuts, not big ones. That means less pain, faster healing, a shorter hospital stay, small scars, and lower infection risk. We often add hysteroscopy — a camera test inside the uterus — for a full check.
What We Do
Laparoscopic surgery uses small cuts to find and treat many women's health problems. We often add hysteroscopy — a camera that looks inside the uterus — for a full check and treatment.
Online Consultation · Rs 600
Pick a slot, pay Rs 600 online, and you get Dr. Madhumita's private WhatsApp number. Describe your symptoms, send your reports — she replies herself.
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Used by patients across Assam and beyond — follow-ups, second opinions, reports read the same day.
How It Works
A thorough clinical evaluation, imaging, and blood tests to confirm the diagnosis and plan the procedure safely.
The laparoscopic procedure is performed under general anaesthesia. Most cases are completed in under 2 hours.
Most patients go home the same day or the next morning. Light activity is possible within 3–5 days.
A review at 1 week to check the incision sites and again at 6 weeks to confirm complete recovery.
Your Doctor
MD (Obstetrics & Gynecology) · 30+ years · FOGSI Member. Dr. Mazumdar is an experienced keyhole surgeon. She treats complex conditions with care and precision, using small cuts instead of big ones.
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How to Connect
Book and pay online, receive Dr. Mazumdar's WhatsApp number, and consult from wherever you are. Share reports and scans digitally. Rs 600.
Ideal for second opinions, follow-ups & out-of-town patients
In-person surgical consultation at Beltola Tiniali. Full assessment, imaging review, and treatment planning.
Mon–Fri · 11:30 AM–1:30 PM & 5:30–7:30 PM · Sat · 11:30 AM–1:30 PM
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