Thyroidectomy is the surgical removal of all or part of the thyroid gland to treat conditions like thyroid cancer, goiter, or nodules.
The cost ranges from ₹50,000 for partial procedures to ₹2,00,000 for advanced endoscopic surgeries.
Patients may experience mild discomfort post-surgery, which is managed effectively with medications.
Recovery typically takes 1-2 weeks for most patients.
Potential risks include hoarseness, calcium level changes, or infection, all of which are rare and manageable.
Yes, for total thyroidectomy patients, lifelong hormone replacement therapy is required to maintain normal body functions.
Traditional surgeries may leave a small scar, but advanced techniques like endoscopic thyroidectomy minimize visible scarring.
Yes, most health insurance plans cover thyroidectomy for medical conditions like cancer or goiter.
In some cases, medications or radioactive iodine therapy may be used, but surgery is often the most effective solution.In some cases, medications or radioactive iodine therapy may be used, but surgery is often the most effective solution.
Yes, thyroidectomy is safe for children when performed by experienced surgeons like Dr. Vishal Diddi.
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