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Overview

The Department of General Surgery at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderguda, stands as the cornerstone of our surgical division. We lead advancements in surgical care and provide exceptional support for patients dealing with a wide variety of acute and chronic illnesses, trauma, and conditions such as cancer. With over 90 years of collective experience in general surgery, our experts are dedicated to offering comprehensive and personalised care.

Annually, we treat around 20,000 patients, solidifying ourselves as the top-notch hospital in the AP and Telangana regions. Our subspecialists are committed to delivering evidence-based therapy for every patient admitted for a scheduled procedure or an emergency. We uphold the highest standards of care by employing cutting-edge technologies and innovative equipment tailored to your specific needs.

Our Subspecialties

Our General Surgery Department is distinguished by its diverse subspeciality sections, each dedicated to delivering effective care through a range of surgical procedures performed by our skilled surgeons.
  • Appendectomy
  • Skin and Soft Tissue Surgery
  • Lesser Hemorrhoidectomies
  • Trauma Surgery
  • Emergency Surgery
  • Hernia Repair
  • Spleenectomy
  • Laparoscopic Surgery
  • Cholecystectomy
  • Colorectal Surgery
  • Endocrine Surgery
  • Upper Gastrointestinal (GI) Surgery
  • Lower GI Surgery
  • Diabetic Foot Surgery

Conditions We Treat

Our specialists in the General Surgery Department excel at treating a wide range of conditions. Some of these include the following:
  • Cholelithiasis
  • Diabetic Ulcer Management
  • Crohn’s Disease
  • Ulcerative Colitis
  • Hernia
  • Breast Cancer

Emergencies

The General Surgery Department at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderguda, is well-equipped with advanced emergency monitors, diagnostics, drugs, and other equipment that are required for emergency patient care.

  • Bowel Obstruction
  • Surgical Wound Management
  • Infections from External Surgeries, such as Abscesses, Cellulitis, and Diabetic Septic Foot

Frequently Asked Questions

1 How can I determine the need for surgery?
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Initially, general surgeons will evaluate your symptoms and medical history to make a comprehensive diagnosis. In most cases, surgery is often recommended if the alternative treatments, like medications, have not been effective. Our experts will discuss whether surgery is the right choice and its benefits for improving your condition.

2 What are the other alternative treatment choices for me, besides surgery?
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Usually, this decision largely depends on the specific condition. Surgery is the only option for emergencies like appendicitis. While standard treatment options, such as lifestyle modifications, exercise, and medications, can be effective, they may not always yield the desired results.An observation period may be advisable in some cases to delay surgery or see if your health improves without or with conventional treatments. However, even after this period, surgery might still be the most appropriate choice of treatment.

 

3 What should I expect before a surgery?
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Before surgery, you will have to meet the surgeon to discuss the procedure, potential risks, and pre-operative preparations. You might also undergo tests and evaluations to confirm your stability for the surgery. However, you will receive instructions on how to prepare yourself for surgery. Generally, these include fasting for a designated period of time, avoiding blood thinners and other medicines, leaving all the accessories at home, arranging your transportation and stay at the hospital, informing our surgeons of any allergies, and making proper preparations for post-surgical care.

4 What can I expect during my recovery?
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Your surgeon will provide the instructions to be followed in the first few days after your surgery, as well as after weeks to months after surgery. You will be advised regarding the activities that you can perform in the post-operative period. Usually, a single dose of an antibiotic may be advised. Most often, you will return to a healthy diet, and in certain cases, you may have to start with soft foods.

5 Will the surgery be painful?
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During the procedure, you will be given anaesthesia or mild to moderate sedatives to minimise the pain and discomfort. While you may experience some pain after the procedure and during the recovery, it will be managed with pain medications and antibiotics.

6 How can I schedule an appointment with the Department of General Surgery at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderguda?
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To schedule an appointment with our specialist in the Department of General Surgery, or learn more about our services, please contact.

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