My wife has been diagnosed with an intramural fibroid measuring 5.2x6.1x6.4 cm in the anterior myometrial wall at the fundus and body regions, indenting the endometrium, plus a small subserosal fibroid of 2x1.6 cm along the anterior wall at the fundus region. She needs a myomectomy and we have a United HealthVidal Health TPA corporate insurance policy since April 2016. Can you recommend the best doctor in Hyderabad who can perform this surgery and accepts our insurance?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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To find the best doctor in Hyderabad for your wife's myomectomy, it's recommended to first confirm your United Health Vidal Health TPA corporate insurance policy network and then use their online doctor directory or call their customer service to locate a gynecologist within the network who performs myomectomies. You can also seek recommendations from friends, family, or your primary care physician in Hyderabad

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