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When Should You See One?

You have been dealing with stomach pain for weeks. Maybe the ultrasound found gallstones, or a scan showed a hernia. Per

When Is It Needed and What Should Patients Know?

A liver problem can start quietly. You may feel tired for months, notice swelling in your legs or abdomen, lose your app

When and Why Should You See One?

You have acidity after meals. Then the bloating starts. Maybe your bowel habits have changed too, or you keep getting th

When Should You Seek Care?

You notice blood in your stool once and tell yourself it is probably piles. A few weeks later, your appetite is lower, y

When Is It Needed and What Should Patients Know?

A sharp pain in the upper right side of your abdomen after a heavy meal can be easy to dismiss. Maybe it is “gas,&

When Is It Needed and What Should Patients Know?

You may have noticed something that doesn’t feel right for a while — unexplained weight loss, blood in your

When Should You Consider Robotic Surgery?

The word “robotic” can make surgery sound like something from a science-fiction movie. For a patient who has

Understanding When Surgical Cancer Care May Be Needed

A person notices blood in the stool and assumes it is piles. Someone else has been losing weight without trying but blam

When Is It Needed and What Should Patients Know?

You have been having abdominal pain on and off for months. Some days it is barely noticeable, while on others it stops y

When Should You Seek Care?

A report says there is a suspicious growth in the stomach or intestine. Until that moment, you may have thought your sym

When Is Surgical Treatment the Right Choice?

A person with recurring stomach pain often develops a strange relationship with it. You learn what foods trigger it, kee

When Should You See a GI Surgeon?

You have been getting the same abdominal pain every few weeks. Sometimes it happens after eating, sometimes at night, an

When Should You Seek Surgical Care?

A stomach problem starts as something small. Maybe it is a little pain after meals, occasional vomiting or discomfort th

When Is It the Right Option?

You are told that you need abdominal surgery, and your mind immediately jumps to the worst part: a large incision, signi

When Is It the Right Choice?

When a doctor tells you that you may need surgery, the first thing most people ask is, “Can this be done without a

When Is It Really Needed?

You have tried dieting. Then another diet. You joined a gym, followed a meal plan for a few months, lost some weight and

When Do You Actually Need One?

A patient comes in after months of stomach discomfort. They have tried medicines, changed their diet, avoided oily food

When and Why Should You See One?

You’ve been having acidity for weeks. You cut down on spicy food, stopped eating late at night, and tried the usua

When Should You Consider GI Surgery?

Your doctor has just told you that you may need to see a GI surgeon. You immediately start thinking about hospitals, sur

When Is Robotic Surgery the Right Choice?

You have been told that you need surgery, and then someone mentions a robotic procedure. Suddenly, the questions begi

When Should You See One?

A scan shows a suspicious growth in the stomach. Your doctor says the next step is to meet a GI onco surgeon. That se

How to Know When Your Digestive Problem Needs a Specialist

You finish dinner and feel that familiar burning sensation in your chest. You reach for an antacid, feel better, and pro

When Is Surgery Really Needed?

You have had stomach pain for weeks. Some days it is manageable, while other days even a normal meal leaves you uncomfor

When and Why Should You See a Gastroenterologist?

You have been getting acidity after meals for months. You take an antacid, feel better for a few days, and then the burn

FAQ

The department provides surgical care for a wide range of gastrointestinal conditions, including gallstones, hernia, appendicitis, acid reflux, GI cancers, pancreatic and liver disorders, colorectal conditions, obesity and other complex abdominal diseases.
The team performs general, advanced laparoscopic, robotic, bariatric, GI oncology, hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeries. Complex procedures such as Whipple's surgery, liver resection and HIPEC may also be performed when clinically indicated.
Yes. The department offers robotic-assisted surgery for selected gastrointestinal, colorectal, hepatobiliary, pancreatic, oncological and bariatric procedures. Suitability depends on the patient's condition and surgical requirements.
The appropriate surgeon depends on your diagnosis and treatment needs. You can request a consultation with Dr. Puneet Dhar, Dr. Saleem Naik or Dr. Jaya Agarwal, or select "No preference" and the department can guide you to the appropriate specialist.
Yes. Advanced laparoscopic techniques are used for suitable gastrointestinal procedures. These minimally invasive approaches may offer benefits such as smaller incisions and potentially faster recovery, depending on the procedure and individual patient factors.
You can contact the Department of GI Surgery at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad by phone or WhatsApp, or submit the online consultation form. You can also mention your preferred surgeon and briefly describe your concern to help the team guide you appropriately.
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