Hernia Surgery

Acute

What is Hernia Surgery?

To repair your hernia, your surgeon will: Push the bulging tissue or organ back where it belongs. Repair the weak spot or opening in your muscle. Use surgical mesh to strengthen and cover the hernia defect in some cases.

A common symptom of most hernias is a noticeable lump or bulge, and potentially some discomfort or pain. The lump or bulge may not always be present; for example, it might go away when you lie down. Symptoms may worsen when you are standing, straining, or lifting heavy objects.

  • Seroma / hematoma formation. It is a common complication after laparoscopic hernia surgery, the incidence being in the range of 5–25%.
  • Urinary retention.
  • Neuralgias.
  • Testicular pain and swelling.
  • Mesh infection and wound infection.
  • Recurrence.
  • A job that involves heavy lifting or many hours of standing.
  • A chronic cough or allergies that cause chronic sneezing.
  • Chronic constipation and straining to poop or pee.
  • A history of abdominal or pelvic surgery.
  • Pregnancy, especially repeat pregnancies.
  • Working out regularly.
  • Attempt to cure constipation.
  • Maintain proper posture when doing heavy lifting.
  • Quit smoking.
  • Practice yoga and meditation daily.
  • Put on comfortable clothes.
  • Warm up before working out.
  • Reduce the intensity of your workout.

Certain factors, including smoking, diabetes, and being overweight increase your risk of complications after hernia surgery. You may not be a candidate for hernia surgery if these are health concerns for you, and you will need to discuss these with your surgeon.

How is it diagnosed?

How is it diagnosed?

The surgeon makes a cut in the groin to view and repair the hernia. After repairing the hernia, the surgeon uses stitches alone or stitches and a piece of mesh to close the abdominal wall. The mesh is designed to strengthen the weak area of the abdominal wall where the hernia occurred. Laparoscopic hernia surgery.

How is it treated?

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The surgeon makes a cut in the groin to view and repair the hernia. After repairing the hernia, the surgeon uses stitches alone or stitches and a piece of mesh to close the abdominal wall. The mesh is designed to strengthen the weak area of the abdominal wall where the hernia occurred. Laparoscopic hernia surgery.

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