Why is laparoscopic surgery done?

Laparoscopic surgery is minimally-invasive (keyhole) surgery and it is performed through very small incisions, using a camera to guide the surgeon during the procedure. Miss Sarah Mills, a top colorectal surgeon, explains why laparoscopic surgery is performed over alternative methods.

[lindamcclain]

Thank you, I am going for this for my hernia, and I am very nervous. It's a very large stomach hernia and though I did have surgery before for hysterectomy, I never had this type of surgery. I want to understand it and you did a great job explaining.

[Nabinsadi]

My surgery booked in 17 days from now n m beyond nervous.I watched your video and read most of the comments n gave me a bit idea. My case I don’t particularly know what is wrong as Gynaecologist couldn’t find anything so far apart from relatively small tissue growth ( upon asking she clarified it’s not Cyst) which according to medical science shouldn’t cause any issues. My bleeding is throughout the month and level of pain increasing so apparently this is the best way to look-into what is causing the issue. She emphasised this is not remove the tissue. I’m extremely nervous. The other related terms or issues or solutions are Rx of endometriosis, Hyshoscopy and endometrial biopsy Mirua. I honestly don’t know should I go for it or not.