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You should consult a general or laparoscopic surgeon if you experience persistent abdominal pain, swelling, lumps, recurrent infections, non-healing wounds, or symptoms such as vomiting, bleeding, or severe pain. Conditions like hernia, gallstones, appendix problems, piles, fissure, and fistula often worsen if ignored. Early consultation helps in accurate diagnosis and timely treatment, often avoiding emergency surgery.

Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique performed through small incisions using a camera and specialized instruments. Compared to open surgery, it causes less pain, minimal scarring, reduced blood loss, shorter hospital stay, and faster recovery. Most patients return to daily activities much sooner, making it a preferred option for gallbladder, hernia, appendix, and many abdominal surgeries.

Yes, laser treatment is a safe, advanced, and highly effective option for anorectal conditions when performed by an experienced surgeon. It involves minimal tissue damage, less bleeding, reduced pain, and quicker healing. Laser procedures are usually day-care surgeries and have a low recurrence rate when combined with proper post-treatment care.

Recovery time depends on the type of procedure and individual health condition. Most laparoscopic and laser surgeries allow patients to walk the same day and return home within 24–48 hours. Normal daily activities can usually be resumed within a few days, while complete recovery may take one to two weeks. Proper follow-up and adherence to medical advice ensure smooth healing.

No, most modern surgeries performed today are minimally invasive and require short hospital stays. Many procedures are done as day-care surgeries, and prolonged bed rest is not required. Early mobilization is encouraged to promote faster recovery and reduce complications.