Specialized reconstructive surgical solutions for precise closure of vesicovaginal fistulas to restore complete urinary control and quality of life.
A Vesicovaginal Fistula (VVF) is an abnormal abnormal tract or opening that develops between the urinary bladder and the vagina. This connection results in continuous, involuntary leakage of urine through the vagina, causing significant physical distress and emotional discomfort. VVF most commonly occurs as a complication from pelvic surgeries (such as hysterectomy), complicated childbirth trauma, or radiation therapy. Dr. Avinash Singh offers expert diagnostic evaluations and high-success reconstructive surgical repair in Agra.
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Identifying how VVF develops and recognizing its main symptoms for timely intervention.
The hallmark symptom is a steady, uncontrollable flow or dripping of urine from the vagina, independent of normal voluntary voiding.
In many cases, VVF forms weeks after pelvic procedures like hysterectomies due to localized tissue stress or delayed healing.
Constant moisture can lead to recurrent vaginal infections, skin breakdown, and localized discomfort if left untreated.
Precision multi-layered surgical repair designed to seal the tract permanently.
A specialized surgical approach performed entirely through the vaginal canal without any external abdominal cuts, ensuring faster recovery.
For complex, high, or recurrent fistulas, minimally invasive keyhole or robotic-assisted closure provides unmatched precision and visibility.
Dr. Avinash Singh ensures careful separation of tissue planes and uses interposition tissue flaps to guarantee complete structural healing.