Ectopic Pregnancy Surgery Cost in Chennai

Ectopic pregnancy surgery cost in Chennai is ₹1,10,000 to ₹1,50,000 at Unittas Hospital. An ectopic pregnancy implants outside the womb, almost always in a fallopian tube, and cannot be saved. Surgery removes it before the tube ruptures. Unittas has gynaecology cover through the night.

An ectopic pregnancy is an emergency, and most people reading this are reading it quickly. The short answer: surgery costs from ₹1,10,000 at Unittas, we have gynaecology cover through the night, and the billing desk sorts out insurance while you are being treated. The detail is below.

If you are bleeding, faint or in sudden severe pain, do not wait for an appointment. Come to our emergency department or call 044-4012-4012 now.

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Starts at
₹1,10,000
₹0₹1,10,000₹1,50,000₹2,00,000

Covers room, theatre, surgeon, anaesthetist, nursing, tests and medicines for your stay. Package rates from our current hospital insurance tariff, effective July 2026.

With cashless insurance you pay only the non-payable items, not the full ₹1,10,000.

What you pay depends on your sum insured, your room-rent limit and any co-pay, so it is not a guaranteed figure. Our insurance desk checks your policy and confirms your exact share before you are admitted.

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Ectopic Pregnancy Surgery Cost in Chennai — the breakdown

Across Chennai hospitals

Across Chennai hospitals, ectopic pregnancy surgery is quoted from about ₹50,000 to ₹2,00,000 depending on keyhole versus open, how urgent the admission is, and the hospital class.

The rates below are the Unittas package prices, taken from our published tariff. One figure, with the room, theatre, surgeon, anaesthetist, tests and medicines for the stay already inside it.

These are our package rates. The room you choose is what moves the price, so all three categories are shown.

ProcedureGeneral wardSharing singleDeluxe ACNotes
Open surgery for a ruptured ectopic₹1,10,000₹1,30,000₹1,50,000Fastest option when there is heavy bleeding
Laparoscopic surgery for a ruptured ectopic₹1,25,000₹1,35,000₹1,45,000Keyhole, smaller cuts, quicker recovery

Typical stay: About 5 days. If you need two procedures in one sitting you do not pay full price twice — the second is charged at up to half, and anything after that at up to a quarter.

Diagnosed early, before rupture? The laparoscopic package above is still the one to plan around. The operation is the same, done as a planned admission rather than an emergency, and the stay is often shorter. Very early cases may qualify for a methotrexate injection instead of surgery, assessed on your scan and blood results and quoted after review.

What the package covers

Included in the price

  • Room rent for the package stay
  • Nursing care
  • Operating theatre charges
  • Surgeon's and assistant surgeon's fees
  • Anaesthetist's fees
  • Necessary investigations
  • Blood and blood products
  • Medicines and consumables during your stay

Charged separately

  • Days beyond the package stay
  • Treatment for an unrelated condition found during admission
  • Take-home medicines after discharge
  • The difference if you upgrade your room mid-stay

Admission charges, dressings, cannulation, infection control and injection administration cannot be billed on top — they are already inside the package.

What changes the price

Ruptured or not

A rupture means more blood loss and a longer recovery.

Keyhole or open

Both are priced separately; the choice is clinical, not financial.

Blood transfusion

Needed where there has been heavy bleeding.

Room category

General ward, sharing single, or deluxe AC.

Length of stay

Usually about five days.

Why this cannot wait

An ectopic pregnancy can rupture and cause heavy internal bleeding. Go to an emergency department straight away if you have any of these:

  • Sudden one-sided pain low in the tummy
  • Shoulder-tip pain
  • Feeling faint or dizzy
  • Bleeding in early pregnancy
  • A positive test with pain and no pregnancy seen in the womb on scan

In an ectopic pregnancy the embryo implants outside the womb, almost always in a fallopian tube. The tube cannot stretch, and if it bursts it causes heavy internal bleeding. Any of the above needs to be seen the same day.

What happens, step by step

STEP 1

Emergency assessment

Examination, beta hCG and an urgent scan.

STEP 2

Decision

Your gynaecologist decides between keyhole and open surgery.

STEP 3

Surgery

The ectopic pregnancy is removed; the tube is repaired if it can be.

STEP 4

Recovery

About five days in hospital.

STEP 5

Follow-up

Blood tests until hCG returns to zero, and a talk about future pregnancy.

Recovering well

  • Rest properly for the first two weeks — this was major surgery
  • Watch for fever, increasing pain or heavy bleeding and call us
  • Attend every blood test until your hCG reaches zero
  • Give yourself time emotionally; this is a pregnancy loss as well as an operation
  • Tell your doctor early in your next pregnancy so you get a scan sooner

Questions people ask

Can an ectopic pregnancy be saved?

No. It cannot develop safely outside the womb, and treatment is about protecting you.

Will I lose my fallopian tube in ectopic surgery?

Sometimes the tube can be repaired. If it has ruptured, it usually has to come out.

Can I get pregnant again after an ectopic pregnancy?

Yes. Most women do, even with one tube. Tell your doctor early in the next pregnancy so you get an early scan.

Why keyhole rather than open surgery for an ectopic?

Less pain and a quicker recovery. In an emergency with heavy bleeding, open surgery is faster and safer.

Can medicine treat an ectopic pregnancy instead of surgery?

Sometimes, if it is caught very early and has not ruptured. Once there is bleeding, surgery is the only option.

What does it cost if my ectopic pregnancy has not ruptured?

Plan around the laparoscopic package, from ₹1,25,000 in a general ward. The operation is the same, but it happens as a planned keyhole admission rather than an emergency, and recovery is usually smoother. Caught very early, some unruptured ectopics can be treated with a methotrexate injection instead of surgery; whether that is safe for you depends on your scan and blood results, and it is quoted after review.

Get an exact price for your case.

Book a consultation and we will examine you, explain your options, and give you a written estimate. Our billing desk handles cashless insurance and EMI options.

The costs on this page are indicative package rates and are not a quotation. Your final bill depends on your clinical condition, room category, length of stay and insurance terms. This page is for general information and is not a substitute for medical advice from a qualified doctor.
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