General Surgery in Sharjah at Ebn Haian Healthcare

The General Surgery Department at Ebn Haian Healthcare provides medical assessment and treatment planning for a wide range of surgical conditions, including gallbladder disease and gallstones, laparoscopic gallbladder removal, hernias, appendicitis, hemorrhoids, fistulas, lipomas, moles, skin tags, and selected superficial masses, depending on the patient's diagnosis and clinical needs.

Our approach begins with a careful medical assessment to understand the patient's symptoms, review relevant medical history, and determine the most appropriate treatment options. When surgery is indicated, the proposed procedure, potential benefits, possible risks, and expected recovery are discussed according to the individual patient's condition.

At Ebn Haian Healthcare, we aim to provide patient-centered care throughout the treatment journey, from the initial consultation and diagnostic evaluation to treatment planning and post-procedure guidance. Our priority is to help patients make informed decisions and receive care appropriate to their medical needs.

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The Doctors

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Ebn Hayan Medical Center Sharjah

  • Tabarak Tower – 26th Floor – Al Mamzar – Sharjah – UAE
  • Saturday - Thursday , 10:00 A.M - 10:00 P.M

Why choose Ebn Haian

1. A Range of General Surgery Services

Our general surgery services cover the assessment of various conditions, including gallbladder disease, hernias, appendicitis, hemorrhoids, fistulas, lipomas, and selected skin lesions, subject to clinical assessment and service availability.

2. Medical Expertise and Individual Assessment

A consultation with the appropriate medical professional helps identify the cause of symptoms and determine suitable treatment options based on the patient’s medical history, overall health, and individual needs.

3. Careful Preoperative Evaluation

Before recommending surgery, the medical team assesses the patient’s condition and may request laboratory tests or medical imaging when indicated. This helps guide diagnosis, treatment planning, and decisions about whether surgery is appropriate.

4. Clear Communication About Treatment Options

We recognize the importance of informed decision-making. Patients are given information about the proposed procedure, available alternatives, potential risks, and expected recovery, according to their diagnosis and treatment plan.

5. Patient Safety and Preparation

Preparation and safety measures depend on the type of procedure and the patient’s health. Patients receive relevant instructions about medications, preoperative preparation, and postoperative care from their treating team.

6. Recovery Guidance and Follow-Up

Care may include guidance on wound care, activity restrictions, recovery expectations, and follow-up appointments, depending on the procedure and the patient’s progress.

7. Access to Care in Sharjah and Dubai

Ebn Hayan Healthcare serves patients in Sharjah and Dubai through its available locations and services. Appointment availability and the location where a specific surgical service is provided should be confirmed before booking.

FAQ

General surgeons assess and treat a range of conditions, including gallstones, gallbladder disease, hernias, appendicitis, hemorrhoids, fistulas, and selected skin lesions and superficial lumps.

Consider a consultation if you have an unusual lump or swelling, a suspected hernia, recurring gallbladder symptoms, persistent hemorrhoids, or another condition that may require surgical assessment. Sudden, severe abdominal pain, especially with fever or persistent vomiting, requires urgent medical evaluation.

Treatment depends on whether the gallstones cause symptoms or complications and on the patient’s overall health. Some people without symptoms may not need immediate treatment, while others may be advised to undergo gallbladder removal after medical assessment.

Laparoscopic gallbladder removal is a suitable option for many patients who require surgery. When appropriate, it may involve smaller incisions and a faster recovery than open surgery. The best approach depends on the patient’s condition and the surgeon’s assessment.

Not every hernia requires immediate surgery. The decision depends on its type, size, symptoms, and risk of complications. A medical assessment helps determine whether monitoring or surgical repair is appropriate.

Treatment depends on the type and severity of the condition. Some hemorrhoids can improve with conservative treatment and lifestyle changes, while others may require a procedure or surgery. Fistulas require specialist assessment to determine the appropriate treatment.

Some lipomas and skin lesions can be removed through relatively minor procedures. However, the approach depends on their size, location, and characteristics. Laboratory examination of a removed sample may be recommended when necessary.

Bring any relevant medical reports, previous imaging or test results, and a list of your current medications. Be prepared to describe your symptoms, when they started, and any previous surgeries. If a procedure is planned, your medical team will provide specific preparation instructions.