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On the day of surgery, a series of events take place. Firstly, patients need to follow a series of instructions before the surgery. Generally, the patient is advised to fast for 6-8 hours before surgery. In some cases, the patient can get admitted on the day of surgery wherein medications are given to control vomiting tendencies. In addition to this, anaesthesia is also given to the patients so that they do not feel pain. Further, carbon dioxide is put inside the abdomen to get easier visualization of organs. Then, a scope is put in, as in Laparoscopy, tubes are inserted through smaller holes. The uterus is then cut along with other attachments from the abdomen and is taken out through the vagina or body passage. The patient wakes up from anaesthesia soon after surgery and is observed for 1-2 hrs before shifting into the ward.  &lt;br&gt;Dr. Sanghamitra Thakur, Obstetrics and Gynaecologist, from Durgapur, elaborates on things happening on the day of surgery

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Dr. Sanghamitra Thakur

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