Last updated: 13 September 2026 · Content curated by Dr. Shabnam Choudhary · Medically reviewed by Dr. Saffiyyah Chaudhary
Quick Answer
Oophorectomy in India is typically planned at $2,000–$5,500. A useful estimate identifies the indication, exact surgical scope and approach, named surgeon, anaesthesia and facility fees, routine pathology, stated ward nights and early review. Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified. The stored stay is 1–3 nights, but discharge and flying depend on individual recovery.
Major variables are unilateral versus bilateral, benign versus suspicious disease, adhesions and anatomy, menopause planning. Changed findings, added procedures, complications or longer admission produce a different bill.
- India cost range
- $2,000–$5,500
- Typical starting point
- $2,000
- Typical hospital stay
- 1–3 nights
- Procedure time
- commonly 1–3 hours, with timing dependent on scope and findings
- Recovery
- Recovery follows pain, bleeding, mobility, bladder and bowel function, wound or vaginal care and VTE assessment rather than a fixed calendar.
Major cost factors: unilateral versus bilateral, benign versus suspicious disease, adhesions and anatomy, menopause planning. International patients should also budget for accommodation, airport transfers, a medical visa, medicines and follow-up.
Often quoted separately: changed surgical scope; conversion and complications; additional pathology; extended care; travel and living.
Why request a cost through GAF rather than a hospital?
Writing to one campus gets you that campus’s package. A GAF request is reviewed against your records and returned as suitable doctor and hospital options with an indicative, itemised estimate. There is no obligation to book.
- Doctor review first. The number follows a reading of your imaging, test results and clinical records, not a brochure range.
- Hospital options. You can compare listed campuses before you travel, instead of starting over with each international desk.
- International-patient coordination. Visa letters, records routing and companion logistics sit with the same request.
Oophorectomy removes one ovary or both ovaries through laparoscopic, vaginal or open access according to indication. It may be considered for selected ovarian disease or risk management only after laterality, alternatives, pathology concern, hormones and fertility are reviewed.
Each ovary has its own blood supply and lies beside a fallopian tube, ureter and pelvic vessels; laterality must be explicit. Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified.
Confirm side, imaging, symptoms, tumour markers or genetics when indicated, pregnancy and fertility goals, menopausal status and hormone-therapy considerations. This page cannot choose between surgery, less extensive treatment or observation.
$2,000–$5,500, $10,000–$25,000 and 1–3 nights are planning tokens, not tariffs, acceptance or final bills. Match the quote to the planned organs, route and pathology.
What Is Oophorectomy?
Oophorectomy removes one ovary or both ovaries through laparoscopic, vaginal or open access according to indication.
Each ovary has its own blood supply and lies beside a fallopian tube, ureter and pelvic vessels; laterality must be explicit.
Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified.
When Might Oophorectomy Be Considered?
It may be considered for selected ovarian disease or risk management only after laterality, alternatives, pathology concern, hormones and fertility are reviewed.
A qualified gynecologist must assess suitability; complex disease may require multidisciplinary review. This page cannot recommend treatment.
How the operation is performed, recovery and variations →
Oophorectomy cost in India
The $2,000–$5,500 value is GAF's stored national planning range for oophorectomy, not a guaranteed package. Replace it with an itemized quotation tied to a named gynecologist experienced in adnexal surgery, campus, indication, organ scope, route, expected nights and pathology plan.
Cost can change with unilateral versus bilateral, benign versus suspicious disease, adhesions and anatomy, menopause planning, anaesthesia and medical risk, facility and admission, pathology scope, unexpected findings. A limited procedure is not comparable with broader treatment, difficult anatomy or added specialist work.
Do not derive Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai or Hyderabad tariffs from the national range. Keep $10,000–$25,000, flights, visas, local transport, companion lodging, meals, take-home medicines, extra recovery nights and a complication contingency visible.
Planning Range ≠ Final Hospital Quotation. Records review and a qualified gynecology and anaesthesia assessment are needed before candidacy, organ scope, risks and an itemized offer are meaningful.
Oophorectomy cost breakdown in India
Component prices are rarely published as a public tariff. The lines below describe what typically sits inside a surgical estimate, not a dollar amount for each row.
- Preoperative clinical assessment
- Named gynecologist and anaesthesia assessments when itemized.
- Planned operation
- Clinician, theatre, procedure-specific instruments and consented scope.
- Anaesthesia and routine medicines
- General anaesthesia, routine medicines and stated monitoring.
- Hospital recovery
- Recovery room, stated ward nights and room category.
- Routine histopathology and early review
- Standard listed-specimen histology and stated early review.
- Procedure-specific scope
- Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified. Every additional procedure should be named.
Planning range or quotation?
The $2,000–$5,500 figure is an indicative planning range. A final hospital quotation is itemised, issued after a consultant reviews your records, and still subject to what is found clinically.
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What is usually included in a Oophorectomy package?
No two hospitals draw the line in the same place, so read an estimate for what it excludes as carefully as for what it covers. The pattern below is what listed campuses typically bundle into a surgical estimate for this procedure. Anything not written into your estimate should be assumed to be extra until the hospital confirms otherwise.
Usually included
Usually included
Preoperative clinical assessment
Named gynecologist and anaesthesia assessments when itemized.
Usually included
Planned operation
Clinician, theatre, procedure-specific instruments and consented scope.
Usually included
Anaesthesia and routine medicines
General anaesthesia, routine medicines and stated monitoring.
Usually included
Hospital recovery
Recovery room, stated ward nights and room category.
Usually included
Routine histopathology and early review
Standard listed-specimen histology and stated early review.
Usually included
Named procedure plan
Only the explicitly stated oophorectomy scope and approach are included.
May be charged separately
May be separate
Changed surgical scope
Unlisted organ removal, adhesiolysis, excision, repair or staging.
May be separate
Conversion and complications
Conversion, transfusion, ICU, re-operation or extended admission unless covered.
May be separate
Additional pathology
Frozen section, special tests or outside review unless itemized.
May be separate
Extended care
Long-term medicines, therapy, oncology care or later follow-up.
May be separate
Travel and living
Flights, visas, transport, lodging, meals and companion costs.
Catalog inclusions listed for this pathway: gynecology consultation and records review; named consultant on camera before travel; imaging, hysteroscopy or tumour markers as indicated; approach, uterus-sparing versus hysterectomy as quoted; discharge summary to your home physician.
What can increase the cost?
These are the drivers that actually move a bill for this operation, in rough order of how often they do it. Most of them are clinical decisions rather than commercial ones, which is why an honest estimate is written after a records review rather than before it.
- Unilateral versus bilateral
- Laterality changes scope and hormonal consequences.
- Benign versus suspicious disease
- Containment and oncology planning may differ.
- Adhesions and anatomy
- Endometriosis or prior surgery adds dissection.
- Menopause planning
- Counselling and follow-up are part of bilateral decisions.
- Anaesthesia and medical risk
- Comorbidity can change testing, monitoring and stay.
- Facility and admission
- Day care, ward and higher-acuity care are different scopes.
- Pathology scope
- Routine histology and additional studies must be compared separately.
- Unexpected findings
- Added procedures or complications change the episode.
Approaches and alternatives to Oophorectomy
Access route is a clinical decision, not a quality ladder.
Anatomy, prior treatment, disease extent, health, fertility goals and specialist expertise guide selection.
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| Approach | Relative complexity | GAF planning range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unilateral oophorectomy | Selected from indication, anatomy, prior surgery, risk and local expertise | No separate GAF sheetRelative complexity only | Removes the named ovary and retains the other. |
| Bilateral oophorectomy | Selected from indication, anatomy, prior surgery, risk and local expertise | No separate GAF sheetRelative complexity only | Removes both ovaries with surgical-menopause consequences. |
| Ovarian cystectomy | Selected from indication, anatomy, prior surgery, risk and local expertise | No separate GAF sheetRelative complexity only | Preserves ovarian tissue when appropriate and feasible. |
Planning ranges appear only where GAF Healthcare already publishes a cost sheet for that operation. Other rows describe relative clinical complexity and should not be read as prices.
Anatomy and scope for Oophorectomy
Each ovary has its own blood supply and lies beside a fallopian tube, ureter and pelvic vessels; laterality must be explicit. Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified.
How Oophorectomy is performed
The surgeon identifies the ureter, controls the ovarian blood supply, separates the consented ovary, contains the specimen and sends it to pathology. Unexpected anatomy, bleeding or adjacent-organ concern can change or extend the planned procedure; consent and quotation should explain that possibility.
Why pathology remains part of the pathway
Removed tissue should be labelled for histopathology, with a named clinician responsible for communicating the final report and arranging any further review.
Risks and safety considerations
Risks include bleeding, infection, VTE, ureter, bowel or vessel injury, adhesions, conversion and hormonal, bone, cardiovascular, sexual or fertility effects after ovary loss.
Recovery, follow-up and international travel
Recovery follows pain, bleeding, mobility, bladder and bowel function, wound or vaginal care and VTE assessment rather than a fixed calendar. A local gynecologist should receive the procedure note, discharge summary and pathology and review symptoms, healing and further care. Discharge is not fitness to fly.
Oophorectomy cost: India vs other medical tourism destinations
India and United States values use stored GAF catalog ranges. Other countries require direct quotations because comparable procedure-specific packages are not reliably available in the catalog.
A meaningful comparison holds indication, exact scope, approach, clinician, licensed facility, anaesthesia, pathology, ward nights and complication terms constant.
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| Country | Approximate cost | Relative cost position | Important cost considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| India | $2,000–$5,500 | Baseline | GAF catalog planning range. The stored India figure is a national planning range. It does not establish candidacy, procedure scope, approach, pathology, hospital stay or a final quotation. |
| Turkey | Confirmation requiredIndicative planning estimate* | Higher than India | Quotation required. Compare the exact procedure scope, approach, clinician and anaesthesia fees, pathology, ward nights and complication terms rather than a headline package. |
| Thailand | Confirmation requiredIndicative planning estimate* | Higher than India | Depends on procedure and hospital. International coordination does not establish individual acceptance, ovarian-conservation planning, conversion support or continuity after return. |
| United Arab Emirates | Confirmation requiredIndicative planning estimate* | Higher than India | Quotation required. Professional, facility, anaesthesia, consumable, pathology and follow-up charges may be billed separately. |
| Singapore | Confirmation requiredIndicative planning estimate* | Higher than India | Varies significantly. Request a self-pay estimate tied to the indication, exact treatment scope, approach and expected admission. |
| Germany | Confirmation requiredIndicative planning estimate* | Higher than India | Varies significantly. Eligibility, professional billing, pathology scope and post-travel gynecology follow-up require direct confirmation. |
| United Kingdom | Confirmation requiredIndicative planning estimate* | Higher than India | Private self-pay varies. Overseas patients should verify acceptance, quote boundaries, emergency access and who reviews final histology after return. |
| United States | $10,000–$25,000 | ≈4.7× India | Stored self-pay reference. Facility, surgeon, anaesthesia, pathology and follow-up charges may be separate; $10,000–$25,000 is a comparison range, not a bundled quotation. |
International comparisons are indicative and may not represent identical packages. Anatomy, additional procedures, conversion, complications, currency and length of stay can change the final amount.
Why do international patients consider India for oophorectomy?
Some international patients evaluate India for access to a named gynecologist experienced in adnexal surgery, minimally invasive surgical infrastructure and a national self-pay planning range below the stored United States reference. Price alone is not a clinical reason to travel.
The relevant questions are individualized acceptance, appropriate licensure, procedure-specific experience, anaesthesia and emergency support, pathology quality, blood access and continuity after return.
No provider is ranked and no outcome is promised. Suspected cancer needing specialist staging, unstable illness, severe anaemia, inadequate records or safer established care near home may make an elective trip inappropriate.
Hospitals for Oophorectomy in India
Cards follow exact live CMS entity relationships for Oophorectomy. A general Gynecology or accreditation label does not establish current case acceptance, procedure support or outcomes.
Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh
JCI Accredited
NABH Accredited
NABL Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
1 listed doctor for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Hindi
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- NABL Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
1 listed doctor for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Hindi
Medanta - The Medicity
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- NABL Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
1 listed doctor for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Hindi
Medicover Hospital, Navi Mumbai
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
1 listed doctor for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Hindi, Marathi
Rela Hospital
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- NABL Accredited
- DHADHA
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
5 listed doctors for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Tamil, Hindi
Yashoda Hospitals, Hi-Tech City
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- NABL Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
1 listed doctor for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Telugu, Hindi
Yashoda Hospitals, Secunderabad
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- NABL Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
1 listed doctor for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Telugu, Hindi
Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket
- JCI Accredited
- NABH Accredited
- NABL Accredited
- Radiation Oncology
- Surgical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
3 listed doctors for this pathway
Languages listed: English, Hindi
Oophorectomy hospitals in India · Talk to a treatment coordinator
Oophorectomy surgeons in India
Profiles are drawn dynamically only when Oophorectomy appears in an exact current CMS procedure relationship. Verify scope, availability and campus; placement is not a ranking, case-volume or outcome claim.
Dr. Shradha Chaudhari
Gynecology
25+ years Experience
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy · Laparoscopic Myomectomy · Robotic Hysterectomy
English, Hindi
Dr. Kalpaana Gupta
Gynecology
25+ years Experience
Hysterectomy (Uterus Removal Surgery) · Myomectomy (Fibroid Removal Surgery) · Ovarian Cysts
English, Hindi, Marathi
Dr. G. Nikila Reddy
Gynecology
11+ years Experience
Hysterectomy · Myomectomy · Endometriosis Surgery
English, Telugu, Hindi
Dr. Dhivya Sharona
Gynecology
12+ years Experience
Hysterectomy (Uterus Removal Surgery) · Myomectomy (Fibroid Removal Surgery) · Endometriosis Surgery
English, Tamil, Hindi
Dr. Usha M Kumar
Gynecology
35+ years Experience
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy — Total laparos… · Laparoscopic Myomectomy — Surgical remova… · Laparoscopic Endometriosis Surgery — Trea…
English, Hindi
Dr. Sujata Dalvi
Gynecology
29+ years Experience
Hysterectomy (Uterus Removal Surgery) · Myomectomy (Fibroid Removal Surgery) · Endometriosis Surgery
English, Hindi, Marathi
Dr. M. Madhavi
Gynecology
27+ years Experience
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB) · Chronic Pelvic Pain Management · Endometriosis Surgery
English, Telugu, Hindi
Dr. Kaavya M
Gynecology
10+ years Experience
Hysterectomy (Uterus Removal Surgery) · Myomectomy (Fibroid Removal Surgery) · Endometriosis Surgery
English, Tamil, Hindi
Oophorectomy doctors in India (18 listed) · Get a personalized cost estimate
Oophorectomy cost by city in India
Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad retain $2,000–$5,500 because no verified city tariffs are stored. Their overlays add local airport, geography, climate, lodging and recovery logistics without inventing local prices or provider capabilities.
Doctor and hospital cards resolve only from CMS entities carrying the exact Oophorectomy relationship. Missing mappings leave cards empty rather than borrowing generic Gynecology, laparoscopy or hospital entities.
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Delhi NCR
$2,000–$5,500
India planning band — not a city quote
Typical stay 1–3 nights
No verified Delhi NCR-only tariff is stored for oophorectomy. Use $2,000–$5,500 as the national planning range until a named provider issues an itemized estimate; it is not a city price.
4 hospitals · 6 doctors
Mumbai
$2,000–$5,500
India planning band — not a city quote
Typical stay 1–3 nights
No verified Mumbai-only tariff is stored for oophorectomy. Use $2,000–$5,500 as the national planning range until a named provider issues an itemized estimate; it is not a city price.
2 hospitals · 2 doctors
Bengaluru
$2,000–$5,500
India planning band — not a city quote
Typical stay 1–3 nights
No verified Bengaluru-only tariff is stored for oophorectomy. Use $2,000–$5,500 as the national planning range until a named provider issues an itemized estimate; it is not a city price.
0 hospitals · consultant match on request
Chennai
$2,000–$5,500
India planning band — not a city quote
Typical stay 1–3 nights
No verified Chennai-only tariff is stored for oophorectomy. Use $2,000–$5,500 as the national planning range until a named provider issues an itemized estimate; it is not a city price.
1 hospital · 5 doctors
Hyderabad
$2,000–$5,500
India planning band — not a city quote
Typical stay 1–3 nights
No verified Hyderabad-only tariff is stored for oophorectomy. Use $2,000–$5,500 as the national planning range until a named provider issues an itemized estimate; it is not a city price.
3 hospitals · 5 doctors
Costs vary considerably by hospital, specialist, clinical complexity, insurance, room or day-care category, and what is included in the package.
Choosing a city for oophorectomy
What should international patients budget beyond the gynecology procedure?
Budget beyond $2,000–$5,500 for review, tests, travel, lodging, medicines, extra nights and complications.
Travel requires clinical acceptance and an itemized estimate; an appointment is not medical clearance.
- Records review
- Confirm side, imaging, symptoms, tumour markers or genetics when indicated, pregnancy and fertility goals, menopausal status and hormone-therapy considerations.
- Gynecology consultation
- Confirm indication, alternatives, goals and fertility implications.
- Scope decision
- Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified.
- Approach and alternatives
- Compare Unilateral oophorectomy, Bilateral oophorectomy, Ovarian cystectomy and non-surgical care.
- Itemized estimate
- Match scope, staff, theatre, pathology, nights, conversion and exclusions.
- Arrival reassessment
- Update examination and indicated tests before consent.
- Operation and monitoring
- The surgeon identifies the ureter, controls the ovarian blood supply, separates the consented ovary, contains the specimen and sends it to pathology.
- Mobility and wound care
- Review pain, VTE prevention, walking, bladder, bowel and wounds.
- Pathology and nearby review
- Review specimens, warning signs and emergency contacts.
- Handover home
- Carry the operation note, discharge summary and pathology.
- Treatment episode$2,000–$5,500
- Pre-operative testsOften inside the estimate — confirm
- Hospital stay1–3 nights typically bundled
- Additional procedures or extended careQuoted separately if advised
- Accommodation for companionVaries by city and length of stay
- Local transportationAirport and daily hospital transfers
- FlightsDepends on origin
- Medical visaFee set by the issuing consulate
Planning estimate — not a hospital quotation.
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What does medical travel for oophorectomy in India involve?
The sequence below is how a records-first pathway normally runs. The order matters: everything before arrival exists so that you are not making decisions in an unfamiliar hospital corridor with a suitcase beside you.
Submit records
Send imaging, sampling, operation notes and current tests.
Specialist review
A named gynecologist experienced in adnexal surgery assesses the case.
Clarify goals
Discuss symptoms, fertility, organ preservation and realistic aims.
Confirm candidacy
Review alternatives, anatomy and operative risk.
Write the organ scope
Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified.
Compare estimates
Hold scope, route, pathology, nights and conversion constant.
Plan travel
Use flexible flights, a companion and nearby accessible lodging.
Arrival review
Update examination, tests and consent.
Complete consent
Review risks, alternatives and possible plan changes.
Undergo treatment
Complete the consented oophorectomy.
Monitored recovery
Check mobility, VTE plan, function, wounds and medicines.
Review and handover
Confirm pathology, flight clearance and local follow-up.
Documents to prepare
- Gynecology consultation and symptom timeline
- Pelvic imaging with reports and image files
- Relevant cervical, endometrial or lesion pathology
- Prior pelvic operation notes
- Current laboratory and medical assessment
- Current medicines, doses, allergies, previous anaesthesia problems and relevant medical records
- Recent blood count and other laboratory results requested by the receiving team
- Cervical screening, endometrial biopsy or hysteroscopy reports when relevant
- Passport, visa and companion information needed for travel and consent
Clinical detail
How the procedure is performed
The surgeon identifies the ureter, controls the ovarian blood supply, separates the consented ovary, contains the specimen and sends it to pathology.
Unexpected anatomy, bleeding or adjacent-organ concern can change or extend the planned procedure; consent and quotation should explain that possibility.
Specimens go to pathology. Theatre time is commonly 1–3 hours, with timing dependent on scope and findings.
Main variations
- Unilateral oophorectomy
- Removes the named ovary and retains the other.
- Bilateral oophorectomy
- Removes both ovaries with surgical-menopause consequences.
- Ovarian cystectomy
- Preserves ovarian tissue when appropriate and feasible.
Preparation
Confirm side, imaging, symptoms, tumour markers or genetics when indicated, pregnancy and fertility goals, menopausal status and hormone-therapy considerations.
Reconcile blood thinners, diabetes medicines, hormones, allergies and previous anaesthesia problems.
Follow the team's fasting and medicine instructions; consent should name organ scope and conversion.
Hospital stay and recovery
Care may be outpatient, day surgery or include hospital nights according to approach and recovery. Recovery follows pain, bleeding, mobility, bladder and bowel function, wound or vaginal care and VTE assessment rather than a fixed calendar.
Early care covers pain, nausea, urination, walking, VTE prevention, wounds, bleeding and bowel function.
Risks include bleeding, infection, VTE, ureter, bowel or vessel injury, adhesions, conversion and hormonal, bone, cardiovascular, sexual or fertility effects after ovary loss.
Follow written instructions. Seek urgent help for heavy bleeding, fainting, fever, worsening pain, persistent vomiting, chest pain, breathlessness, leg swelling, urinary difficulty or wound problems.
How to compare Oophorectomy quotes from Indian hospitals
Print these and work through them on the video call. A house that answers without hedging is telling you something useful about how it will behave when something goes wrong.
- Why is oophorectomy considered, and what alternatives remain?
- What diagnosis and treatment goal are documented?
- Who is the named gynecologist experienced in adnexal surgery, and at which campus?
- What exact anatomy, lesions or compartments will be treated?
- Which organs or structures will be preserved or removed?
- What findings could change the consented scope?
- How were disease extent, adhesions and prior treatment assessed?
- Which tests, imaging and tissue sampling are required?
- Which surgeon, anaesthesia and theatre fees are included?
- Which equipment, implants and consumables are assumed?
- How will specimens be removed, labelled and examined?
- What could require staged, converted or additional surgery?
- How are transfusion, organ repair, ICU and extra nights billed?
- What specialist and emergency support exists on campus?
- How many nights and which room category are included?
- Which medicines and VTE-prevention measures are included?
- Which pathology tests and result review are included?
- Which warning signs require urgent reassessment?
- When may I resume activity and fly?
- What follow-up, documents, exclusions and home handover are included?
- Which ovary or ovaries?
- Are tubes separately included?
- What surgical-menopause plan is documented?
Frequently asked questions
How much does oophorectomy cost in India?
$2,000–$5,500 is a national planning range, not a quotation. Scope, complexity, pathology and stay determine the final bill.
What is oophorectomy?
Oophorectomy removes one ovary or both ovaries through laparoscopic, vaginal or open access according to indication.
What is the key clinical distinction?
Unilateral oophorectomy removes one ovary; bilateral removes both and causes surgical menopause before natural menopause. Tube removal is not included unless specified.
Which anatomy matters?
Each ovary has its own blood supply and lies beside a fallopian tube, ureter and pelvic vessels; laterality must be explicit.
Who may be considered for this operation?
It may be considered for selected ovarian disease or risk management only after laterality, alternatives, pathology concern, hormones and fertility are reviewed.
What assessment is needed first?
Confirm side, imaging, symptoms, tumour markers or genetics when indicated, pregnancy and fertility goals, menopausal status and hormone-therapy considerations.
How is the operation performed?
The surgeon identifies the ureter, controls the ovarian blood supply, separates the consented ovary, contains the specimen and sends it to pathology.
How long does oophorectomy take?
commonly 1–3 hours, with timing dependent on scope and findings. Findings can change timing.
How long is the hospital stay?
Care may be outpatient, day surgery or include hospital nights according to approach and recovery. Clinical criteria determine discharge.
What are the important risks?
Risks include bleeding, infection, VTE, ureter, bowel or vessel injury, adhesions, conversion and hormonal, bone, cardiovascular, sexual or fertility effects after ovary loss.
When can an international patient fly home?
There is no fixed date. Recovery follows pain, bleeding, mobility, bladder and bowel function, wound or vaginal care and VTE assessment rather than a fixed calendar. The team must confirm fitness.
What follow-up is needed after returning home?
A local gynecologist should receive the procedure note, discharge summary and pathology and review symptoms, healing and further care.
Dr. Shabnam Choudhary, BDS, is a dental professional who graduated from Al-Ameen Medical College, Bijapur, Karnataka. She contributes to the curation and development of medically informative healthcare content, helping ensure that information is structured clearly and presented in a patient-friendly manner.
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Dr. Shabnam Choudhary
BDS
Al-Ameen Medical College, Bijapur, Karnataka
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bengaluru
Dr. Saffiyyah Chaudhary, BDS, is a dental professional who graduated from Al-Ameen Medical College, Bijapur, Karnataka. She provides medical review of healthcare content to help ensure that clinical information is accurate, understandable, and appropriately presented for patients and their families.
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BDS
Al-Ameen Medical College, Bijapur, Karnataka
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bengaluru
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Cost note
Cost ranges on this page are for preliminary planning and comparison only. The final treatment cost depends on the patient's diagnosis, treatment plan, hospital, doctor, procedure complexity and other clinical factors. A personalized quotation should be obtained before making treatment or travel decisions.
This page is general information about treatment costs and pathways. It is not a diagnosis, a treatment recommendation or a substitute for an individualised medical opinion. Decisions about whether this procedure is appropriate for you belong to a qualified doctor who has reviewed your records.
Last updated 13 September 2026. Cost data is maintained separately from this article and refreshed as listed campuses revise their planning ranges.
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