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Appendix Surgery Treatment in Mumbai

Appendix Surgery Specialist Treatment in Mumbai

Appendicitis is a medical emergency that occurs when the appendix becomes blocked and inflamed, causing severe abdominal pain and infection. As an experienced Appendix Surgery Specialist and Appendix Surgeon in Malad, Dr. Umang performs advanced laparoscopic appendectomy for safe treatment, minimal pain, and faster recovery.

 

Appendicitis Symptoms

  • Pain starting near the navel and moving to the lower-right abdomen
  • Pain that worsens with movement or coughing
  • Loss of appetite
  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Low-grade fever

Common Causes

  • Blockage by hardened stool or mucus
  • Infection causing inflammation
  • Enlarged lymph tissue
  • Rarely, a growth blocking the appendix

Appendicitis Symptoms

  • Pain starting near the navel and moving to the lower-right abdomen
  • Pain that worsens with movement or coughing
  • Loss of appetite
  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Low-grade fever

Diagnose

  • Physical examination
  • Blood tests
  • Ultrasound or CT scan
  • Urine test to rule out other conditions

Treatment

  • As an Appendix Surgery Specialist, Dr. Umang offers laparoscopic appendectomy using small incisions for less pain, lower infection risk, minimal scarring, and quicker recovery. Open surgery may be required for a ruptured appendix or severe infection.

Recovery & Aftercare

  • Hospital discharge within 1–2 days in most cases
  • Light activities in a few days
  • Full recovery within 1–2 weeks
  • Longer recovery if the appendix has ruptured
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Appendicitis Treatment

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  • Monday -Saturday
  • Sunday
  • 10 AM – 7 PM
  • Closed

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can appendicitis be treated with antibiotics alone?
No. A hernia is a physical defect in the muscle wall and cannot heal by itself. A truss or belt may give temporary support but never cures it.
 
Yes. Modern meshes are well tested, biocompatible and significantly lower the chance of recurrence compared with stitch-only repairs.
 
The hernia usually enlarges and the risk of the intestine becoming trapped or strangulated increases, which can become a life-threatening emergency.
 
Yes, once healing is complete (usually 4–6 weeks), most patients return to full activity including exercise and lifting.
 
Most patients can drive again within a week, once they can move comfortably and react without pain.