Hernia
Groin, umbilical and incisional hernias, including painful or blocked hernias.
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General surgery at Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar treats common conditions that need an operation or minor procedure – hernia, lumps and cysts, abscesses, non-healing wounds, diabetic foot, thyroid and breast lumps, and injuries. Surgery is done in Class 100 OTs, with a 24×7 emergency for urgent cases.
Conditions We Treat
Many surgical problems start small – a lump, a swelling or a wound that won’t heal. Getting them checked early often means a smaller, simpler procedure. For gallbladder stones, appendix and bowel problems, see our Gastrosurgery page.
Groin, umbilical and incisional hernias, including painful or blocked hernias.
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Fatty lumps, sebaceous cysts and other swellings under the skin.
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Painful pus collections and skin and soft tissue infections.
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Wounds, ulcers and burns that are slow to heal.
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Foot ulcers and infections in people with diabetes.
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Swelling in the neck or a lump in the breast that needs evaluation.
Learn moreYour Surgery, Step by Step
The surgeon examines you and explains whether surgery is needed.
Blood tests, sonography or CT as needed to plan the treatment.
Minor procedures under local anaesthesia or surgery in a Class 100 OT.
Wound care, dressings and follow-up until fully healed.
Why Pluto for General Surgery
| Facility | At Pluto Hospital | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Operation theatres | Class 100 ultra-sterile OTs | Lower infection risk during surgery |
| Anaesthesia | Experienced anaesthesia team | Safe surgery and good pain control |
| Imaging | Sonography and 128-slice CT | Accurate diagnosis before surgery |
| Emergency | 24×7 emergency surgery | Quick care for abscess, blocked hernia and injuries |
| Critical care | 12-bed Class 10,000 ICU | Extra safety for high-risk patients |
| Insurance | Cashless with empanelled insurers & TPAs | Less paperwork for your family |
Your surgeon will explain the procedure, the type of anaesthesia, the risks and the expected recovery before you decide.
Treating Doctors
General Surgeon
Dr. Savan Prajapati is a general surgeon at Pluto Super Speciality Hospital, Himatnagar, consulting patients in the General Surgery department.
MBBS, DNB (General Medicine) · General & Critical Care Surgeon
Dr. Charudatt Gor, MBBS, DNB (General Medicine), is a well-trained and compassionate physician with a strong academic foundation and specialized expertise in internal medicine and critical care.
OPD: Mon – Sat · 11 AM – 2 PM, 5 – 7 PM
Equipment & Facilities
Recovery & Hospital Stay
Many general surgery procedures, such as removal of small lumps or abscess drainage, are done as day care, and you can go home the same day. Larger operations such as hernia repair need a short stay. Our team guides you on wound care and when to return to work.
Book ConsultationBlood tests and an anaesthesia check when needed.
Local or general anaesthesia, as suitable for you.
Keep the wound clean and dry; dressings as advised.
A quick check to make sure healing is complete.
Our TPA desk helps you with pre-authorisation from Star Health and other empanelled insurers and TPAs. Share your policy details before admission to check your eligibility.
Patient Stories
From advanced technology to hygienic facilities, Pluto Hospital exceeds expectations. The staff is compassionate, and the attention to patient comfort is unmatched. We didn’t have to go to Ahmedabad – everything we needed was here.
Common Questions
A general surgeon treats conditions such as hernia, lumps and cysts, abscesses, wounds and ulcers, thyroid and breast lumps, and injuries. Stomach, gallbladder and bowel surgery are covered on our Gastrosurgery page.
No. Many lumps, such as small lipomas, are harmless. A lump should be checked if it is growing, painful, hard or fixed. The surgeon may advise removal or a biopsy.
Usually not. Most small lipomas and cysts are removed under local anaesthesia as a day-care procedure, and you can go home the same day.
An abscess is a collection of pus. Antibiotics alone often cannot clear it, so it is opened and drained to relieve pain and help it heal faster.
Treatment includes cleaning the wound, removing dead tissue, treating infection, controlling sugar and reducing pressure on the foot. Early care helps prevent serious complications.
No. Most breast lumps are not cancer, but every new lump should be checked. The surgeon may advise a scan or biopsy to be sure.
Yes. Cashless treatment is available with Star Health and other empanelled insurers and TPAs, subject to your policy terms and insurer approval.
Book online using the form below or call 98985 90101. For severe pain, a painful hernia that won’t go back or a serious injury, come to emergency.
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Share your details and preferred slot. Our team will call you to confirm your consultation with the right surgeon.