Laparoscopic Surgery
Keyhole surgery, where it suits the case better than open. Smaller cuts, less pain, and a patient back on their feet sooner.
SDM Gayatri Hospital · Station Road, Gonda
Gayatri Hospital — laparoscopic and general surgery, gynaecology and urology, run by its own doctors. Bharatpuri, opposite the District Hospital, Gonda.
A registered nursing home, listed with the UP Nursing Home Association, Gonda district
A hernia. A gallbladder. A delivery that needs a theatre ready.
For years, that meant a bus to Lucknow — and a family sitting up all night, far from home.
Gayatri Hospital was built so it wouldn't have to.
Our own doctors. Our own operating theatre. Keyhole surgery where it suits you better than open. All of it on Station Road, opposite the District Hospital — for more than a decade.
Unhurried time with the doctor — the part of a surgical decision that matters most.
A surgical hospital first — with gynaecology and urology under the same roof, and our own operating theatre in the same building as the consulting room.
Keyhole surgery, where it suits the case better than open. Smaller cuts, less pain, and a patient back on their feet sooner.
The two operations Gonda needs most often. Assessed honestly, scheduled quickly, and explained to you before anything begins.
Women's health, pregnancy care and deliveries — with a theatre on standby and the privacy and dignity every mother deserves.
Stones, prostate trouble and urinary complaints. The problems men quietly put off for years — looked at properly, without embarrassment.
Day-to-day general surgery: haemorrhoids, hydrocele, cyst removal. Common complaints, handled routinely and discreetly.
Our own anaesthesia cover and post-operative care. You are watched over from the moment you go under to the day you walk out.
Consulting room, theatre, laboratory and front desk — under one roof on Station Road, so nothing about your treatment needs a second address.
Nobody should walk into an operation unsure of what happens next. Here is exactly how a visit to Gayatri Hospital goes.
Mon to Sat, 10am to 2pm. Register at the desk in two minutes — or message us on WhatsApp before you travel in.
The doctor examines you without rushing. If surgery isn't needed, you will be told so plainly. If it is, you'll hear why.
Medicine where medicine will do. Where an operation is right, the theatre is a corridor away — open or laparoscopic, as your case needs.
Dressing dates, stitch removal and post-operative instructions reach your phone — so nothing is forgotten on the journey home.
If your case can be managed without surgery, we will tell you so. If it needs a hand we don't have, we'll name the right hospital. Trust is our only advertisement.
What the operation involves and what it will come to — explained to the family in plain language, before admission, not after.
The doctor who examines you is the doctor who operates and the doctor who sees you at follow-up. Nobody hands your case along.
Bharatpuri, on Station Road, directly opposite the District Hospital — no new city to find, no night spent away from home.
OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 10am to 2pm. Tell us what the trouble is and when you can come — we'll confirm on WhatsApp before you set out.
Our counter will confirm your OPD slot on WhatsApp shortly.
This is a demo — this is how your patients would reach you automatically.OPD closes at 2pm — worries don't. Message the hospital about timings, an operation you're considering, or a dressing that doesn't look right, and we'll come back to you.
Bharatpuri, on Station Road — the address everyone in Gonda already knows how to find. Walk-ins welcome; booking ahead saves you the wait.
Gayatri Hospital, Bharatpuri,
Opposite the District (Civil) Hospital,
Station Road, Gonda,
Uttar Pradesh 271001
Mon – Sat · 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Please call before visiting outside these hours
OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 10am to 2pm. Walk-ins are welcome in that window. If you're travelling in from outside Gonda, message us on WhatsApp first — we'll tell you the best time to arrive so you're not waiting.
Laparoscopic — or keyhole — surgery is done through a few small cuts instead of one large one, usually meaning less pain and a quicker return to normal life. It suits many cases but not all. The doctor will examine you and tell you honestly which approach is safer for your case.
Any old prescriptions, previous reports or scans, and a list of the medicines you take now — especially blood-thinners, sugar and blood-pressure tablets. If you have none of these, come anyway; we'll start fresh.
Yes. Before any admission, the doctor explains what the procedure involves and the counter goes through the charges, so the family can decide together. Nothing is decided for you at the last moment.
Yes. Alongside general and laparoscopic surgery, the hospital runs gynaecology and obstetrics — antenatal check-ups, women's health complaints and deliveries — with the same theatre and anaesthesia cover on site. Call us to ask about the current schedule.
One visit to find out where you stand. One doctor who stays with your case from start to finish.