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Spleen Surgery in Bhakkar

Spleen surgery treats an injured, enlarged, or diseased spleen when medicine alone cannot control the problem. This operation is carried out through keyhole methods at Brigadier Shafiq Trust Hospital in Bhakkar. The result is less pain, smaller scars, and a steady return to normal life.

Spleen Surgery in Bhakkar by Dr. Shehryar Niazi

Spleen surgery covers the removal or repair of the spleen for injury, blood disorders, and other conditions of the organ. Dr. Shehryar Niazi offers laparoscopic spleen surgery in Lahore and Bhakkar, with a focus on smaller cuts and a smoother recovery.

Spleen removal at the district hospital

Patients in Bhakkar district needing splenectomy, often young people with ITP or inherited anemias under physician care, can have the operation at Brigadier Shafiq Trust Hospital rather than being referred out. The laparoscopic approach is used where the spleen's size allows.

Coordination with your treating physician, pre surgery vaccination and the fever precautions that follow spleen removal are all handled through the clinic on Main Darya Khan Road.

Precautions after splenectomy

Life without a spleen is normal life with one standing rule: fevers are taken seriously. Patients leave with their vaccination record, a clear instruction to seek treatment early for any high fever, and advice to mention the splenectomy at every future medical visit. These simple habits are what keep post splenectomy patients safe for decades.

Booking and what to bring

Bring the hematologist's notes, recent blood counts and any medicine list to the first visit. The surgical plan is built around the blood condition, so those papers matter more than fresh tests. Booking is by phone on the clinic number, and surgery dates are set once counts and vaccination timing line up.

Procedures we perform

Frequently asked questions

Is spleen surgery done with keyhole methods?
In many cases, yes. Dr. Shehryar Niazi performs laparoscopic spleen surgery through a few small cuts, which usually means less pain and a faster recovery than open surgery. The right approach depends on your condition and the size of the spleen.
Can I live a normal life after spleen removal?
Yes. The body can manage without a spleen, though the organ plays a role in fighting infection. Your surgeon will advise on vaccinations and simple precautions to keep you protected after the operation.

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