General & Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopic and general surgical care in Sector 87, Gurugram, for hernia, gallbladder, piles, appendix, thyroid and bariatric conditions, using minimally invasive techniques where clinically appropriate.

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Why SilverStreak Hospital

Laparoscopic Surgery at SilverStreak Hospital

Hernia, gallstones, piles and thyroid conditions can affect daily life, but minimally invasive surgery can often mean a shorter hospital stay and faster recovery than open surgery. Our surgical team is trained in both laparoscopic and robotic-assisted techniques.

Our services

Expert Surgical Care for Every Condition

At SilverStreak Hospital, Sector 87, Gurugram, our experienced general and laparoscopic surgeons provide advanced treatment for hernia, gallbladder stones, and other abdominal conditions. Using minimally invasive techniques, we ensure smaller incisions, less pain, quicker recovery, and faster return to daily life.

Hernia Surgery

Gallbladder & Digestive Surgery

Piles, Fissure & Fistula

Weight-Loss & Bariatric Surgery

Thyroid & General Surgery

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Meet Your Doctor

Dr. Paras Kumar Gupta

General & Laparoscopic Surgery
12+ years of experience
Dr. Utkarsh Gupta, Laparoscopic and GI Surgeon at SilverStreak Hospital, Gurgaon
Meet Your Doctor

Dr. Utkarsh Gupta

General & Laparoscopic Surgery
6+ years of experience. Trained at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi.
Dr. Utkarsh Gupta and Dr. Paras Kumar Gupta jointly lead the General & Laparoscopic Surgery department at SilverStreak Hospital.
Your Care Journey

From Consultation to Care, We're With You

01
Consult

Book an appointment to discuss your condition and concerns with the surgeon.

02
Diagnose

On-site ultrasound, CT/MRI and blood tests, with results available same-day in most cases.

03
Plan

The surgeon explains the procedure, recovery timeline and cost in advance.

04
Operate

Minimally invasive surgery performed by an experienced surgical team.

05
Recover:

Most patients are discharged in 24–48 hours, with follow-up care and dietary guidance.

Why Patients Choose SilverStreak for Surgery

Best Gastroenterology Hospital in India
I visited SilverStreak for surgery — a good experience, with attentive care from the surgical and nursing staff throughout.
— Verified patient
Gurugram

Consult a Surgeon at SilverStreak Hospital

From hernia repair to bariatric surgery, our general and laparoscopic surgery team in Sector 87, Gurugram offers minimally invasive treatment with transparent, upfront cost estimates.

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Laparoscopic & General Surgery FAQs — SilverStreak Hospital, Gurugram

Q1. What causes oligohydramnios?

Oligohydramnios can happen when the water breaks early; the placenta does not work properly, or the pregnancy goes past the due date. Also, it may occur if the baby has kidney problems, or the mother has conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, or dehydration.

Too much amniotic fluid is called polyhydramnios. It may indicate possible problems or abnormalities in developing a baby. On the other hand, too little amniotic fluid is known as oligohydramnios. It can interfere with proper growth, especially in the lungs. In severe cases, it may lead to the baby’s death before birth.

Oligohydramnios means too little amniotic fluid. It happens due to early water breaking or placental problems. It may compress the baby’s cord. Besides, polyhydramnios means too much fluid, commonly linked to diabetes or fetal swallowing issues. It can result in early labor. Both conditions need monitoring, as they may cause pregnancy complications.

Oligohydramnios is a condition in pregnancy where amniotic fluid is too low. It happens because of reduced fetal urine, leaking of fluid from ruptured membranes, placental problems, or urinary tract blockage in the fetus. Low fluid can compress the baby and umbilical cord, affecting growth and oxygen supply.

Yes, oligohydramnios (low amniotic fluid) can lead to serious problems when it occurs during pregnancy. It may cause pressure on the umbilical cord, poor baby growth, and underdeveloped lungs. Plus, it increases the chances of early delivery, C-section, and, in severe cases, miscarriage or stillbirth.

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