The Most Effective Laparoscopic Hernia Treatment for Long-Term Results

Get the most effective, painless, minimally-invasive surgical treatment for hernia in a daycare procedure

What is Hernia?

A hernia is a condition in which an organ in the abdomen displaces due to the weakening of the muscles that surround it. Hernias can be caused by a variety of factors. Tobacco use, smoking, poor diet, persistent constipation, and so on are some of them. A hernia can happen anywhere in the body, including the abdomen, upper thighs, belly button, and groynes. Although rare, a hernia can develop in a newborn due to muscle weakness during birth, but it usually happens later in life.

Causes

Chronic constipation

Present since birth due to congenital condition

Lifting heavyweights or strenous exercises

Chronic coughing

Being obese or overweight

Symptoms

Lump or bulge in the affected area

Heaviness in the groin or abdomen

Feeling of pressure in the abdomen or groin

Pain during bowel movement or urination

Difficulty swallowing in case of hiatal hernia

Treatment

A physical examination by a hernia doctor will diagnose a hernia. A bulge in the area where the hernia is present will make the diagnosis of a hernia more easier. A patient may be requested to stand, stretch, or cough in order to obtain an appropriate diagnosis. In addition, if the bulge isn't visible, imaging tests such as an MRI, CT scan, or abdominal ultrasound may be required.

Laparoscopic hernia repair is used at LFG Cares in India to treat hernias since it offers a faster recovery period. A laparoscope, a medical gadget with an inbuilt camera, is inserted through a small incision in the abdomen during a modern daycare surgical operation. With the camera, surgeons may observe the inside tissues once the incision is made. A 3D Mesh can be used by the surgeon to improve the weak muscle. The most effective hernia repair procedures are painless and conducted while the patient is sedated. After a laparoscopic hernia surgery, a patient can go home the same day and recover fully in less than a week.

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FAQ

If you notice a bulge or swelling near your stomach, abdomen or groin, you may have a hernia. You should immediately consult a doctor and get diagnosed.

If your hernia pains, or if it seems to be continuously growing, the doctor may suggest surgery. Most of the hernia surgeries are done on an outpatient basis. The doctor will make an incision and then he'll either put the tissue back in position or remove it.

A hernia can turn severe if it is left untreated. The organ might get strangulated which can further cause complications in the body.

In most cases, the hernia won't heal on its own and neither would home treatment help. It needs surgical repair to resolve the problem such as pain, discomfort, and bulge. If the hernia does not cause problems, you need not have a surgical procedure soon but you better plan ahead.

If a hernia is left untreated, it gets bigger. The same may lead to intense pain and in the worst cases, it can strangulate. If so, it can demand an ambulance and immediate emergency surgery as it is an extreme condition.

A strangulated hernia is a complicated medical condition that can be life-threatening as well. The fatty tissue of the small intestine bulges through a weakened area of the abdominal muscles. The muscle then clamps down, cutting off the blood supply to the small intestine. It deters the blood supply to the bowel which leads to unpleasant symptoms. It is extremely painful and is a surgical emergency.

Well no, the hernia won't heal on its own. The surgical repair of the hernia will help relieve symptoms. It will resolve the problem such as pain, discomfort, and bulge. If the hernia does not cause problems, you need not have a surgical procedure soon.

Laparoscopic procedures cause minimal pain in patients. You won’t feel any pain throughout the surgery because you’ll be under the influence of anesthesia. But after the surgery, the wound sites may remain sore for a week or two.

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