Best Vaginal Hysterectomy Surgery In Rajkot

Surgery for Vault Prolapse

When Support Is Lost After Hysterectomy — We Help Restore It

If you’ve had your uterus removed in the past and are now feeling a heaviness or a bulge in your vaginal area, it could be something called a vault prolapse. It happens when the top part of the vagina, which once had the support of the uterus, starts to shift or sag downward.

It’s not something many women expect to face after a hysterectomy and when it happens, it can feel confusing, uncomfortable, or even a little unsettling. But you’re not alone in this. And you’re not doing anything wrong.

At Dr Sidapara Sankalp Hospital, we understand how this can feel, both physically and emotionally. Our goal is to gently lift and support the vaginal walls with care that’s effective but never harsh. So you can feel steady, comfortable, and confident in your body again.

What Is Vault Prolapse?

After a hysterectomy, even though the uterus is no longer there, the top part of the vagina still needs support. Normally, nearby muscles and tissues hold everything in place, but over time, those supports can weaken. When that happens, the top of the vagina (called the vault) can start to drop or bulge downward.

You might notice:

A heavy or dragging feeling in your lower belly that doesn’t quite go away
A bulge that you can see or feel near the vaginal opening
Discomfort when walking, sitting, or doing everyday movements
Trouble passing urine or stools comfortably
Pain or dryness during intimacy
Or just a feeling that something isn’t quite right down there

If any of this sounds familiar, you’re not alone and it’s something we can help with, gently and respectfully.

When Should You Consider Surgery?

Vault prolapse can vary from mild to more severe. We might begin with conservative treatments like pelvic floor exercises or a pessary. But when the symptoms start to get in the way of daily life, surgery can offer a steady, long-term solution.

Surgery may be recommended if:

The prolapse is visibly or physically bothersome
It causes pain, pressure, or difficulty with daily activities
You’ve tried non-surgical options without improvement
You want a permanent fix rather than ongoing management

How the Surgery Works

Vault prolapse repair is done using minimally invasive techniques whenever possible. We restore support to the vaginal walls by attaching the top of the vagina to strong internal structures using sutures or mesh, depending on what’s safest and most suitable for your body.

The goal is to lift and stabilise the vaginal vault
We use small incisions (either through the vagina or abdomen)
Recovery is usually faster and less painful than you might expect
You’ll go home in a day or two and be guided closely through healing

What Recovery Looks Like

You’ll be up and walking within hours after surgery
We’ll give you clear instructions about rest, movement, and what to avoid for a few weeks
Most women return to light routine within 7–10 days
You’ll come for follow-ups to make sure everything is healing well
More importantly, you’ll start feeling like yourself again, supported and stable

Why Choose Dr. Sidapara Sankalp Hospital

Experience in complex pelvic floor surgeries, including post-hysterectomy repair
A team that listens and never dismisses your symptoms
Care that’s private, respectful, and offered in a calm, comfortable space
Honest guidance, without pressure or confusion
Surgery tailored to your condition, not a one-size-fits-all plan
Gentle recovery support that doesn’t stop after discharge

Your Body Deserves to Feel Steady Again

You’ve already been through a hysterectomy. You didn’t expect to face another problem down the line. But vault prolapse is something we can fix, and you don’t have to keep adjusting your life around it.

You deserve to move with ease, sit comfortably, and feel supported, in every sense of the word. When you’re ready to take that step, we’re here to help you take it with confidence and care.

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