General surgeons in Pune

1 general surgeon at Meridian Health, across 4 centres in Pune. Hernia, gallstones, appendix, piles and day-care surgery.

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About the department

What general surgeons treat

General surgery covers the abdomen and its organs, plus hernias, lumps and the proctology conditions people are often reluctant to bring up — piles, fissure and fistula. Most of this work is now laparoscopic (keyhole) or laser-assisted, which means smaller cuts, less pain and, for many procedures, going home the same day. Surgery is offered when it is the treatment most likely to fix the problem — not as a first step.

When it is an emergency

Severe abdominal pain with fever or vomiting, a hernia bulge that becomes hard and painful and will not go back in, or heavy rectal bleeding needs emergency assessment immediately.

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General surgeons at Meridian Health, Pune

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Conditions treated

  • Hernia — inguinal, umbilical and incisional
  • Gallstones and gall bladder inflammation
  • Appendicitis
  • Piles (haemorrhoids), fissure and fistula
  • Pilonidal sinus
  • Lumps, lipomas and sebaceous cysts
  • Thyroid and breast lumps
  • Abscesses and non-healing wounds

Procedures and treatments

  • Laparoscopic hernia repair
  • Laparoscopic gall bladder removal
  • Appendix removal (appendicectomy)
  • Laser surgery for piles and fistula
  • Lump, cyst and lipoma excision
  • Day-care and minor surgery
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When to see a general surgeon

These are the reasons people most often book this department. None of them is a diagnosis — that is what the consultation is for.

A bulge in the groin or abdomen that appears on standing or straining
Pain after fatty meals, especially on the upper right side
Bleeding, pain or a lump around the back passage
A lump anywhere that is growing, hard or painful
A wound or abscess that is not healing
A scan report suggesting gallstones or a hernia
Tests and scans

What a consultation may include

Your doctor decides which of these, if any, actually answer the question — booking a scan before anyone has examined you often means the wrong scan.

  • Whole-abdomen ultrasound
  • CT abdomen and pelvis
  • Blood count and pre-operative blood work
  • ECG and fitness-for-anaesthesia checks
  • Proctoscopy for anal conditions
Surgical care

General Surgery procedures we perform

Conservative treatment is tried first for most of these. Each page sets out what the operation involves, the stay and the recovery.

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Questions, answered

General Surgery — common questions

Many of these operations are day-care — you come in the morning and go home the same evening. Your surgeon will tell you which applies once they know the size and type of the problem and your general health.

Laser generally means less post-operative pain and a quicker return to work, but it is not right for every grade or every patient. Your surgeon will explain which techniques suit your case and what each involves.

Stones found by chance that have never caused symptoms are often just watched. Once they cause pain, inflammation or jaundice, removal of the gall bladder is usually recommended — the surgeon will explain why for your case.

Blood tests, an ECG, and sometimes a physician or anaesthetist review. Bring your medicine list — blood thinners, diabetes medication and some supplements need planning around.
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This page is for general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified doctor about your own symptoms and treatment options.