General Surgery · Vadodara
Total and partial thyroidectomy with intraoperative nerve monitoring, transparent pricing, and end-to-end insurance support — performed by Vadodara's most experienced endocrine surgeons.
Hospital Stay
1–2 Days
Recovery Time
2–4 Weeks
Typical Cost
₹80,000 – ₹2,00,000
Insurance
Cashless Assistance
Understanding the Procedure
Thyroid surgery (thyroidectomy) involves removing part or all of the thyroid gland — a butterfly-shaped gland at the front of the neck that regulates metabolism and hormone production. Surgery is recommended for thyroid cancer, large or compressive goitres, hyperthyroidism refractory to medications, and suspicious nodules.
Modern thyroid surgery uses intraoperative nerve monitoring to protect the recurrent laryngeal nerve, which controls voice quality. Minimally invasive and endoscopic approaches offer excellent cosmetic outcomes with minimal scarring.
Why Choose Us
Experienced endocrine and general surgeons with high-volume thyroid surgical practice
Minimally invasive and endoscopic thyroidectomy options for smaller nodules
Intraoperative nerve monitoring to protect the recurrent laryngeal nerve
Transparent pricing — total thyroidectomy vs hemithyroidectomy costs clearly explained
Cashless insurance support and pre-authorisation managed by your Care Partner
Post-operative thyroid hormone management and endocrinology follow-up coordination
Step by Step
Share thyroid ultrasound, FNAC, and TSH reports. Care Partner arranges endocrine surgeon consultation for nodule evaluation and cancer staging.
Surgeon recommends hemithyroidectomy (one lobe) or total thyroidectomy based on nodule size, FNAC result, and cancer risk. Minimally invasive options discussed.
Cashless pre-authorisation processed, admission scheduled, and all required pre-operative tests arranged through your Care Partner.
Thyroid gland (or lobe) removed under general anaesthesia through a small incision at the base of the neck. Nerve monitoring used throughout to protect voice.
Discharged within 1–2 days. Thyroxine (T4) replacement started for total thyroidectomy patients. Care Partner coordinates endocrinology follow-up and TSH testing.
What to Expect
Day 1–2
Calcium and voice monitored closely. Light diet introduced. Drain removed before discharge.
Week 1
Wound heals without suture removal (absorbable sutures). Mild neck stiffness normal. Hormone tablet started.
Week 2–3
Most patients resume desk work and driving. TSH test at Week 6 for dose adjustment.
Month 1–3
Scar softens and fades significantly. Full activity resumed. Annual thyroid monitoring established.
Our Network
All partner hospitals are NABH-accredited with dedicated endocrine surgery and ICU support.
Patient Voices
"Had a total thyroidectomy for papillary thyroid cancer. Swasth City arranged the FNAC, surgeon consultation, and cashless admission within a week. My voice was completely preserved — the surgeon was exceptional."
Nirupamaben S.
Vadodara
"Thyroid nodule removed with a barely visible scar. The Care Partner called me on Day 7 and Week 3 to check my recovery. They also set up my endocrinology appointment for hormone dosage."
Rekha M.
Vadodara
"I was anxious about voice changes after surgery. The surgeon explained every risk clearly and used nerve monitoring. My voice was perfectly fine after surgery. Excellent care."
Pareshbhai T.
Vadodara
Common Questions
Your Next Step
Talk to a Swasth City Care Partner today — from FNAC reports to post-surgery hormone management, we're with you every step.