Laparoscopic pelvic organ prolapse surgery (uterus, bladder, rectal prolapse) in Lahore

What it is

Pelvic organ prolapse happens when the uterus, bladder, or rectum slips down from its normal position and presses into the vagina. Laparoscopic prolapse surgery repairs this by lifting the organs and reinforcing the pelvic floor support that has weakened.

How the procedure works

The surgeon makes a few small cuts in the lower abdomen and works with a camera and narrow instruments to move the organs back into place. Fine sutures or a soft supportive mesh hold the repair, and in some cases the uterus is removed when that gives the best result.

Benefits

Small keyhole cuts instead of one large incision
Less pain and lighter blood loss
Shorter hospital stay and faster recovery

Who it is for

This surgery suits women with a dropped uterus, bladder, or rectum that causes a bulge, pressure, urinary trouble, or discomfort during daily activity. Dr. Shehryar Niazi reviews your symptoms, examination, and general health before advising whether the keyhole repair is right for you.

Recovery

Most women stay in hospital for a short period and start moving around the same day or the next. Heavy lifting and strenuous work are avoided for a few weeks while the internal repair heals fully.

The experience with Dr. Shehryar Niazi in Lahore

Care begins with a consultation at Farooq Hospital, DHA, where Dr. Shehryar Niazi reviews your history, explains the options and answers your questions. Surgery and follow-up are handled by the same team, so you deal with familiar faces at every step.

For more information or to book an appointment, contact the clinic on +92 310 1612820.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best surgery for uterine prolapse?

The best surgery depends on your age, the type and severity of the prolapse, and whether you want to keep your uterus. Laparoscopic repair is a common keyhole option because it fixes the support through small cuts, and Dr. Shehryar Niazi advises the right method after examining you.

What is the recovery time for uterine prolapse surgery?

Most women feel much better within two to four weeks and return to light routine soon after the hospital stay. Full internal healing takes about six weeks, so heavy lifting and hard exercise are held back until then.

Can a prolapse be painful?

Yes, a prolapse can cause a dragging or heavy feeling in the pelvis, and some women feel discomfort or pain while standing, walking, or during intercourse. The pain often eases when lying down and gets worse as the day goes on, and surgery can relieve it when symptoms affect daily life.