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Gynecologic Surgery Specialist

Pamela G. Gaudry, M.D. -  - Gynecologist

The Georgia Center for Menopausal Medicine

Pamela G. Gaudry, M.D.

Gynecologist & Certified Menopause Practitioner located in Savannah, GA

Many women, at some point in their life, may need gynecologic surgery, whether it’s to remove a polyp or get a hysterectomy. Both minor and major surgeries can be a nerve-wracking experience. Women’s health expert Dr. Pamela Gaudry, MD, NCMP, FACOG, at the Georgia Center for Menopausal Medicine understands. She performs a number of specialized surgical procedures for women in a caring and compassionate environment. For more information, call her Savannah, Georgia, office or book an appointment online.

Gynecologic Surgery Q & A

How do I know I need gynecologic surgery?

When you come in for your routine gynecologic examination, Dr. Pam completes a thorough physical and pelvic evaluation, which includes a discussion of any health concerns you may have. During this routine exam, Dr. Pam may find an issue that requires further investigation or surgery.

For example, during a pelvic examination, Dr. Pam may find a uterine polyp or a vulvar lesion that needs to be removed. Or, after prolonged heavy menstrual bleeding that both you and Dr. Pam have been monitoring, you both come to the conclusion that a hysterectomy is your best option.

Surgery is never taken lightly and Dr. Pam always discusses all of the available options with you before recommending an invasive procedure. Dr. Pam conducts all of her surgeries at Chandler Hospital or Memorial Health in Savannah, Georgia.


What is a minor gynecologic surgery?

Dr. Pam is a skilled gynecologist and surgeon with many years of experience caring for women’s health and has the ability to perform a number of different procedures. Examples of minor surgical procedures you might need include:

  • Dilation and curettage
  • Hysteroscopy for uterine ablation to remove endometrial tissue and reduce bleeding
  • Removal of uterine polyps
  • LEEP procedures to remove abnormal cervical cells
  • Vulvar reconstruction
  • Excision of vulvar or vaginal lesions
  • Tubal ligation, or getting your tubes tied


What is a major gynecologic surgery?

Types of major gynecologic surgery Dr. Pam performs include:

Hysterectomy, with or without removal of ovaries and fallopian tubes

  • Anterior bladder repair
  • Posterior rectal repair

Dr. Pam has the skills to perform any open abdominal surgery you may need.


What happens after surgery?

Whether major or minor, you’re going to need some time to recover from your surgery, usually a few weeks to a few months. Dr. Pam provides individualized treatment and recovery plans for her patients so you’ll know what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.

During the recovery phase it’s important to follow-up with Dr. Pam as scheduled so she can monitor your healing and recovery and make changes to your treatment plan as needed.

For more information about surgical options at the Georgia Center for Menopausal Medicine, call or book an appointment online.