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You may suffer from a hernia if: You have chronic sneezing, coughing, or constipation You are pregnant You have a history of pelvic or abdominal surgery Your job requires lifting heavy objects or long-standing hours A congenital hernia may occur because of preterm birth, congenital hip dysplasia, cystic fibrosis, connective tissue condition, undescended testicles, or other problems with the reproductive or urinary system.
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The different types of hernia include hiatal hernia, inguinal hernia, femoral hernia, incisional hernia, umbilical hernia, ventral hernia, perineal hernia and congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
Surgery is the only way to repair a hernia. The bulging organ is pushed back into place. Surgery is done in two ways: laparoscopic and open. In laparoscopy, a laparoscope, or a small telescope attached to a camera is inserted through a hollow tube. The hernia and surrounding tissue are videotaped with a camera. At the same time, another pipe is inserted into the system. This surgery often requires an incision less than 1 cm in length. During the operation, the surgeon looks at the footage. This procedure requires general anesthesia. In contrast, the open method does not use a laparoscope. After an 8-10 cm incision, the protruding organs are repositioned using a probe. General anesthesia is used for this procedure.
If you have any of the above symptoms, see a doctor. Your doctor may ask you to undergo surgery right away if you already have a hernia but have extreme discomfort, or the hernia becomes huge or you have vomiting. To avoid problems, a hernia must be treated as soon as possible. Normally, the intestine travels into the abdomen. The intestine can occasionally wrap around a hernia, producing pain and edema. If neglected, it may reduce blood flow to the intestines. Sometimes the intestines' contents can even overflow, which poses a major hazard. This can occur in both adults and kids. Therefore, you may be advised to undergo surgery immediately after your doctor diagnoses a hernia. You can treat hernias in Chandigarhwith reputable surgeons and gastroenterologists who have successfully conducted several hernia repair surgeries. Best laparoscopic procedures are performed in the Chandigarhhospitals and clinics with less discomfort, scarring, and stitching. You have reputed hernia specialist in Chandigarhwho can treat hernias and who have successfully performed many hernia repair surgeries. Book an appointment with a doctor and get treated soon.
Healing after open hernia surgery takes about 3 weeks. Recovery after laparoscopy takes 1 to 2 weeks.
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Exercise, drugs, and other treatments may be ineffective in treating a hernia, and spontaneous healing does not occur. The only cure is surgery. Finding the most qualified laparoscopic surgeons in the Chandigarh is very easy. Save your time and book an appointment early.
You can return to work 3-4 days after surgery. However, this depends on the hernia type, size, and repair method.
Most companies in the Chandigarhcover the operating costs. However, coverage may differ depending on the company and insurance.