Diagnosis to distinguish between direct hernia Vs indirect hernia may be difficult but with physical exam and sometimes through radiological tests such as ultrasound, CT scan or MRI, at the best hernia hospital, it can be rightly repaired.
Injuries in sports are a very common phenomenon. Whether it is a sprain, strain, or tear, athletes put their bodies through a lot of wear and tear. One common injury that is often overlooked is a sports hernia.
Swelling after inguinal hernia or umbilical hernia is very common. Most of the times, that doesn’t indicate a problem. Whenever there is an injury on any part of the body or if there’s been a surgery done, the area is filled with fluid that helps in healing process.
Hernias usually don’t go away or repair on their own. Surgery is the most advised solution to put back the internal organ in it’s place and in this process, the muscle and tissue is strengthened with stitches and/or by using a supporting material.
Complete recovery from laparoscopic surgery can take anywhere between 4 to 6 weeks. The patient can return to work after 2 weeks post-surgery provided his/her work doesn’t involve much physical work like lifting weights.