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The pioneer of reproductive medicine, Dr Prasenjit Kumar Roy is undoubtedly one of the best infertility specialists in the North Bengal region. He is currently spreading smiles into families by providing many successful infertility treatments at Newlife Fertility Centre. With the track record as reproductive medicine consultant in Genome, he has batched as one of the best in his field. The journey of Dr Roy traces back to his MBBS from Prestigious N.R.S Medical College Under Calcutta University and his Residentship in Cardiology from same college. He pursued his mastery in Gynaecology and Obstetrics and senior Residentshipfrom R.G Kar Medical College, Kolkata.

Dr Roy has been mentored by one of the living legends of IVF, Prof. Ami Amit from Sourasky Medical Centre, Tel-Aviv University, Israel for Reproductive Endrocrinology. In addition to this, he is expert not only in IVF, ICSI, EGG Donation, Surrogacy but Also in emerging field of PGD, PGS and Fertility Preservation as well.

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Frequently Asked Questions From People

1) What is Laparoscopy?

Laparoscopy is an operation done to look inside your abdomen with a thin instrument called a laparoscope. Through small holes in your tummy, the doctor looks, examines and operates (if needed) without making large cuts.

2) What are the advantages of a laparoscopic surgery?

In conventional surgery a long incision is made to gain entry into the abdominal cavity and operate. This result in increased post-operative pain, longer stay in hospital, delayed recovery, long and ugly scars, higher chance of wound infection and a higher chance of hernia. The incidence of all these are considerably reduced by a laparoscopic surgery.

3) What is to be expected after a laparoscopy surgery?

There may be some discomfort in the abdomen for a day or two after laparoscopy due to the presence of some carbon dioxide gas. If the surgery is uneventful, feeding can be started on the same day once the patient has recovered completely from the effects of anesthesia. Before you go home you will be given advice about caring for the surgical wounds and when you will need to come back for a follow-up appointment or to have stitches removed. Complete recovery may take longer if any surgery has been carried out. It is important to follow the advice of your surgeon about physical activity, rest and returning to work.

4) What is a hysteroscopy operation?

A hysteroscopy is an operation done to evaluate the inside of the uterine cavity and if necessary operate on the same.

5) How exactly is it done?

A narrow telescope with an illuminated lens at its end is introduced in the uterine cavity through the cervix or neck of the womb. For clear vision, the uterine cavity needs to be distended, which is done with gas or some fluid.