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UFE cost in Hyderabad: uterine fibroid embolization vs surgery

What uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) costs in Hyderabad, how room type changes the estimate, what is included, how it compares with hysterectomy and myomectomy beyond the procedure price, and how cashless insurance works.

6 min readUpdated 3 Oct 2026Reviewed by Dr. Nagateja Bonala

Cost and care at a glance

  • From ₹95,000UFE, shared room
  • 1 vs 5 daysHospital stay, UFE vs surgery
  • About a weekTo normal activity at Clinic Seven
  • Uterus keptNothing is removed
  • Same careIn every room type
  • CashlessFor eligible policies

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How much does UFE cost in Hyderabad?

At Clinic Seven, the estimate for uterine fibroid embolization in a shared room is ₹95,000 to ₹1,09,000. The range moves up if you choose a more private room. These ranges are a guide, not a bill. The final cost depends on your scan and examination, and insurance may reduce what you pay.

UFE estimate by room type at Clinic Seven
RoomEstimated rangeWhat it means
Shared room₹95,000 to ₹1,09,000Two or three beds
Single private room₹1,09,000 to ₹1,26,000Your own room
Deluxe single room₹1,24,000 to ₹1,42,000More space, better comfort
Suite₹1,43,000 to ₹1,64,000Room for a family member to stay

What is included whichever room you choose

Clinic Seven does not run service tiers. The room is the only thing that changes the estimate, and everyone gets the same care and support:

  • A dedicated care coordinator on WhatsApp before and after treatment
  • First available date and a time slot that suits you
  • Insurance approval and paperwork handled end to end
  • A planning call that walks your family through each step
  • Follow-up reviews and a 30-day check-in call
  • Reports and discharge summary shared digitally

UFE cost compared with hysterectomy and myomectomy

Surgery prices vary a great deal between hospitals, surgeons and rooms, so a fair comparison needs a written, itemised quote for each option. Look beyond the headline procedure price at what else the choice involves.

Beyond the procedure price: what else the choice involves
HysterectomyMyomectomyUFE
Hospital stayAverage 5 days in the REST trial, which compared UFE with surgery [1]Often several daysAverage 1 day in REST [1], same-day discharge at Clinic Seven
AnaesthesiaGeneralGeneralSedation and local numbing
Time away from workLonger recovery, significantly later return to work [1]WeeksMost women are back to normal activity within about a week at Clinic Seven
UterusRemovedKeptKept
Further treatment laterNot applicableNew fibroids can formSome women need further treatment over time [2]
Average hospital stay (REST study)

Edwards et al., N Engl J Med 2007. Surgery group: 43 hysterectomies and 8 myomectomies.

Will insurance cover UFE?

Cashless treatment can be arranged with major Indian health insurers and TPAs, and credit treatment is available for CGHS and Singareni beneficiaries. Whether your policy covers the procedure, and how much, is confirmed only after a policy check, so please carry your policy details and TPA card to the first visit. The care team handles the insurance approval and paperwork end to end.

How to compare quotes properly

Ask every hospital the same questions so the numbers mean the same thing:

  • Does the figure include the MRI or scan, the procedure, the room, medicines and follow-up visits?
  • How many nights in hospital does the quote assume?
  • What is included if there is a complication or an extra night?
  • Is the quote for the exact procedure you will have, and who performs it?
  • What happens to the cost if more treatment is needed later?

Get your own estimate

Use the estimate tool on this page to see a range for your preferred room, or send your scan to Clinic Seven on WhatsApp. Dr. Nagateja Bonala reviews your imaging and gives a plan and a figure for your situation.

Frequently asked questions

How much does UFE cost in Hyderabad?
At Clinic Seven the estimate in a shared room is ₹95,000 to ₹1,09,000, with higher ranges for single, deluxe and suite rooms. The final cost depends on your scan and examination.
Is UFE cheaper than hysterectomy?
Prices vary between hospitals, so ask for an itemised quote for each. UFE has an average stay of 1 day against 5 for surgery in the REST trial, and women return to work sooner, which affects the total cost of care [1].
Is UFE covered by health insurance?
Often it can be, for eligible policies. Clinic Seven arranges cashless approval and handles the paperwork, and eligibility is confirmed after a policy check.
What affects the final cost of fibroid embolization?
Mainly the room you choose, your scan and examination findings, and your insurance. Care, coordination, follow-up reviews and paperwork are the same for every patient.
Can I get a cost estimate before visiting?
Yes. Use the estimate tool on this page, or send your ultrasound or MRI on WhatsApp to +91 91145 91105.

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Included for every patient

The same care and support whichever room you choose. Nothing here costs extra.

  • A dedicated care coordinator on WhatsApp before and after treatment
  • First available date and a time slot that suits you
  • Insurance approval and paperwork handled end to end
  • A planning call that walks your family through each step
  • Follow-up reviews and a 30-day check-in call
  • Reports and discharge summary shared digitally

By continuing you agree that Clinic Seven may call you about this estimate.

References

  1. Edwards RD, et al. Uterine-artery embolization versus surgery for symptomatic uterine fibroids. N Engl J Med. 2007;356(4):360-70. Read the source
  2. de Bruijn AM, et al. Uterine artery embolization vs hysterectomy in the treatment of symptomatic uterine fibroids: 10-year outcomes from the randomized EMMY trial. Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2016;215(6):745.e1-745.e12. Read the source

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