General Surgery

CritiCare Asia Hospitals, the best general surgery hospital in Malad West, Mumbai, offers care for a wide range surgical cases.

General Surgery

General Surgery Hospital in Malad, Mumbai

When a family member needs an operation, the questions usually come from everyone at home, not just the patient. CritiCare Asia Hospitals in Malad is a general surgery hospital in Mumbai that looks after adults and older family members facing abdominal and soft-tissue problems, from appendicitis and hernia to gallbladder disease and urgent surgery. Some cases are planned, and some are not. That is why the same department handles both. Where it is safe, surgeons use laparoscopic surgery, which means small incisions and, for most patients, a gentler recovery.

Open surgery remains the choice when keyhole is not suitable, and the surgeon says why before the operation, to the patient and to the relatives who are with them. The department stays involved after discharge too, through follow-up visits that check healing and reports.

Conditions We Treat

The conditions below bring most patients to general surgery. Some come with one bad night, others after months of putting up with a symptom. Early assessment for appendicitis treatment, hernia, and gallbladder problems usually makes the plan simpler.

  • Appendicitis
    pain beginning near the navel and moving to the lower right abdomen, often with nausea, fever, or no appetite. It can affect any age, and a ruptured appendix is far harder to treat.

  • Hernia
    a soft bulge in the groin, near the navel or at an earlier surgical scar. Some only ache when coughing or lifting. If one turns hard and painful and cannot be pushed back, come in at once.

  • Gallbladder disease
    stones or inflammation causing pain under the right ribs, usually after rich meals, sometimes with fever or jaundice.

  • Emergencies
    bowel perforation, bleeding inside the abdomen after an injury, a strangulated hernia or a spreading abscess, treated without waiting for a planned admission.

Treatments & Procedures

Blood tests, ultrasound and, if needed, CT or endoscopy come first, and surgery is advised only when it will help. The department performs:

  • Appendicectomy, laparoscopic where possible and open when infection has spread.

  • Hernia repair, closing the weak area and usually placing mesh for support, by keyhole or open methods according to the hernia.

  • Gallbladder surgery, most often by keyhole, with open surgery for complicated cases and other methods when the bile duct holds stones or the gallbladder is infected.

  • Drainage of abscesses and removal of cysts and lipomas.

  • Emergency laparotomy when there is perforation, obstruction or internal bleeding.

Anyone considering hernia surgery in Malad, Mumbai will usually hear that keyhole and open repair both have a place. Extensive infection, previous abdominal operations, or other illnesses can rule keyhole out, and the surgeon may convert to open surgery mid-operation if safety demands it.

Meet Our Specialists

General surgeons and laparoscopic surgeons run the department with anaesthesiologists, radiologists, and the nursing and critical care teams. Difficult cases are reviewed jointly, and the person leading the discussion is the one who then explains the plan to you and your family.

Why Choose CritiCare Asia Hospitals for General Surgery in Malad, Mumbai?

Surgery is a decision families make together, and the department is built around that.

  • Time to ask
    the surgeon explains the problem and each option, including waiting, to the patient and relatives in the room.

  • Keyhole when it is safe
    with open surgery kept for cases that need it.

  • Planned and emergency care
    both are handled by the same surgical team, so a patient already known to the department is not starting over in a crisis.

  • Preparation for what comes next
    before the operation, patients and families are told how monitoring will work and what recovery normally looks like.

  • Care that continues at home
    written advice on diet, wound care, activity and warning signs, plus follow-up appointments.

If someone at home has had abdominal pain that will not settle, or a lump that is changing, book a consultation with the General Surgery team at CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Malad.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do not wait for morning if the pain is intense, keeps worsening, or comes with repeated vomiting, fever, or a hard lump. Go to the emergency department, where the surgical team will assess it.

Visiting and attendant arrangements depend on the ward and your condition. The nursing team will explain the rules at admission.

Not always. Stones that cause no symptoms may only need monitoring. Repeated attacks, infection or jaundice usually make surgery advisable.

It can in some cases, which is why the repair method, mesh use and activity advice after surgery are discussed beforehand.

Follow fasting instructions, tell the team about medicines, allergies and existing conditions, stop smoking if possible and arrange help at home. Your surgeon will give instructions specific to your operation.

Laparoscopic surgery uses small cuts and a camera, usually meaning less pain and quicker recovery. Open surgery uses a larger incision and is chosen when it is safer for the condition.

Yes, at any age. The pain often starts near the navel and moves lower right, with fever or vomiting. Do not wait it out.

If the problem seems to involve the abdomen, a lump, or a possible gallbladder, appendix, or hernia issue, a surgeon's examination can settle it. Your physician may also refer you.

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