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Hiatal Hernia Surgery in Bihar – Laparoscopic & Robotic Options

Do you suffer from chronic reflux or heartburn? Dr. Nirupam Sinha offers corrective laparoscopic surgery for hiatal hernia, with shorter hospital stay, faster recovery, and personalized GERD treatment.

A few highlights

  • Keyhole (minimally invasive) surgery
  • Reduced discomfort and a quicker return to routine
  • Plans for treating GERD based on evidence
  • Cashless assistance and insurance are available.

 

 

About- Dr. Nirupam Sinha

 

Dr. Nirupam Sinha is a general and minimally invasive surgeon with expertise in hiatal hernia and anti-reflux (GERD) surgery [qualification: MS/FRCS/FAIS]. With an emphasis on safety, comfort, and long-lasting results, he has vast experience in fundoplication, cruroplasty, and laparoscopic/robotic repair.

 

  • Deep Knowledge of GERD surgery, foregut procedures, and hiatal/paraesophageal hernias
  • Method: Conservative measures first, followed by surgery when absolutely necessary
  • Serving patients from Gaya, Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Darbhanga, Purnea, and throughout Bihar, the location is Patna.

 

A Hiatal (Hiatus) Hernia: What Is It?

 

A hiatal hernia occurs when a portion of the stomach pushes up into the chest through the diaphragm. This can lead to heartburn, chest pain, bloating, difficulty swallowing, acid reflux/GERD, and weakened anti-reflux barriers.

 Typical signs and symptoms

  • Regular heartburn or a sour aftertaste
  • Burping, regurgitation, or pain in the chest or upper abdomen
  • Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing
  • Hoarseness, clearing of the throat, or persistent coughing (especially at night)

 

When Is Surgery Necessary?

Surgery is taken into consideration if

  • Despite medication and lifestyle modifications, symptoms continue.
  • There is a risk of twisting or strangulation or a large or paraesophageal hernia.
  • Issues like Barrett's changes, strictures, ulcers, or esophagitis
  • Severe GERD that affects quality of life, work, or sleep

Using the proper tests (endoscopy, pH/impedance, manometry, and imaging), Dr. Sinha will confirm the diagnosis and customize your treatment.

Options for Treatment

 1) The non-surgical care that we provide

Head-end elevation, weight optimization, diet and lifestyle advice, and, when necessary, acid-suppressing drugs.

2) Robotic/Laparoscopic Repair of Hiatal Hernias (Definitive)

  • Cruroplasty: Diaphragmatic hiatus tightening
  • reduction of hernias and removal of sacs
  • Procedure to prevent reflux: Usually, magnetic sphincter augmentation or fundoplication (partial or total, customized) when appropriate
  • Benefits include minimal discomfort, quicker recuperation, small incisions, and, for some patients, superior long-term reflux control.

The Procedure & Recovery

  • About 60 to 120 minutes, depending on the situation
  • Hospital stay: typically one to two days
  • Return to routine: Reduce physical activity for about a week; follow dietary recommendations for a gradual increase.
  • Follow-up: Structured visits and tele-support to ensure smooth recovery

 

Why Pick Bihar's Dr. Nirupam Sinha for Hiatal Hernia Surgery?

  • Focus on the foregut: Level of expertise in GERD and hiatal procedures
  • Laparoscopic and robotic techniques are examples of minimally invasive expertise.
  • Evidence-based, measured care: Surgery only when it is really beneficial
  • Complete support, including pre-operative evaluation, insurance help, and recovery counseling
  • Bihar's accessible healthcare: Avoid-distance travel without sacrificing quality

 

Costs & Insurance

The type of hospital, the type of room, and the complexity of the case all affect the package. There are frequently cashless or TPA options available; our staff assists with pre-authorization, documentation, and estimates.

For a customized quote, give +91 7070703012 a call.

 

Your Care Pathway: What to Expect

  • Review of symptoms, medical history, and previous treatments
  • Diagnostics: endoscopy and necessary tests to verify appropriateness
  • Risks and benefits are discussed and a plan is decided upon jointly in shared decision-making.
  • Surgery (if necessary): anti-reflux and laparoscopic/robotic repair
  • Improved Recovery: diet plan, discharge education, and early mobilization
  • Follow-up: long-term reflux control advice, exercise, and diet progression

 

Places We Cover

We provide hiatal hernia surgery and GERD treatment across Bihar, including:

Patna (primary clinic), Gaya, Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Darbhanga, Purnea, Hajipur, Siwan, Chapra, and Arrah.

Beyond Bihar, we also offer consultations and treatment support in Ahmedabad, Ranchi, and Seychelles.

 

FAQ

Q1. Do all hiatal hernias need surgery?

No. Many of them are taken care of with lifestyle changes and drugs. Surgery is necessary for persistent symptoms, large or paraesophageal hernias, or complications.

Q2. Does laparoscopic repair hurt?

Most patients say they feel less pain than after open surgery and heal faster. Part of our ERAS (enhanced recovery) pathway is pain management.

Q3. Will I have to follow a strict diet after surgery?

For a few weeks, you should follow a step-by-step diet, starting with liquids and moving on to soft foods. After that, you can go back to your normal diet as you feel comfortable.

Q4. Is it possible for a hiatal hernia to come back?

Any hernia repair can come back, but careful technique, using the right mesh (when needed), and follow-up can lower the risk.

Q5. When can I go back to work?

Many patients can start doing light desk work in about a week, and heavier work is added in stages based on what your surgeon says.

 Q6. Are you in favor of cashless insurance?

Yes, our team works together to make cashless/TPA work when it can and gives clear estimates.