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• Hernias, with the exception of umbilical hernias in newborns, do not go away on their own. It will get larger and more uncomfortable over time or it can develop complications if not considered hernia treatment. These can infect, block, or strangle your organs or tissue.
• Neglecting hernia treatment for inguinal or femoral types lead to serious complications which may include:
• Obstruction/incarceration: Nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, and a painful lump in the groin result when a portion of the intestine becomes blocked in the inguinal canal.
• Strangulation: A section of the intestine is caught in such a way that its blood supply is cut off. In such circumstances, immediate surgery is required to avoid tissue death.

There are two general types of hernia Treatments: 

• Open hernia surgery

• Laparoscopic hernia surgery

• For recurrent Hernia surgery, Laparoscopic procedures are often more effective than open surgery

• It is possible to inspect and repair a second hernia on the opposite side during the surgery

• Minimal postoperative pain

• Quick return to work and normal activities

• Excellent cosmetic results

Gastroenterologist

• The patient must stick to the doctor's diet recommendations and other instructions
• Strenuous exercise should be avoided for at least 6 weeks after you've healed
• Make sure to get lots of rest, as this will aid in your recovery.
• If you need to move, cough, sneeze or stand, apply gentle pressure to the affected area before and during the movement.
• Apply mild pressure to the affected area before and during coughing, sneezing, laughing etc.
• Drink plenty of water and eat a well-balanced diet to avoid constipation because it might result in pain in the area affected.

It isn't always avoidable. Sometimes it could be due to a congenital condition or surgery in the past. You can, however, avoid developing a hernia from other risk factors by making some simple changes in lifestyle.

Guidelines:

• Stop smoking

• Avoid developing a persistent cough

• Maintain a healthy body weight

• Do not strain during a bowel movement or urination

• Eat enough high-fiber foods to prevent constipation

• Exercise to strengthen your abdomen muscles

• Avoid lifting heavy weights

Although there are no such home remedies for permanent cure, there are some things you can do to reduce the symptoms. The following are the things which can help you improve your symptoms by adding them to your daily routine:

• Aloe vera

• Taking short and light meals

• Castor seed oil

• Ice pack

• Vegetable juice

• Physical exercise

• Maintain healthy body weight

• Increase fiber intake

• Quit smoking

• Avoid spicy foods & heavy meals

It's not always possible to prevent it as it can also be a result of hereditary disease or past surgery. Non-congenital hernias, which are the most frequent, can be avoided by taking precautions.

Here are a few general prevention tips:

• Maintain healthy body weight

• Eat healthy and exercise

• Consume fiber rich foods to avoid constipation

• Avoid heavy weight liftings

• beware of chronic coughing or sneezing

• Stop smoking

• Exercises to strengthen your abdomen muscles

Yes, Hernia Surgery is possible in hyderabad. You may simply call Redheal, a healthcare provider, for further information. Dial: +91-88 00 644 744

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Your hernia surgery will most likely be covered by insurance, but you should double-check with your insurer for more details.

If you're experiencing symptoms of a strangulated or stuck hernia, consult a doctor immediately as strangulated hernia can be deadly.

Stuck or Strangulated hernias cause a variety of symptoms such as:

• Rapid increase in the size of a bulge

• Not going back inside the abdomen

• Fever & redness over the affected area

• Pain or discomfort that is sudden or severe

• Intestinal obstruction that causes abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, and vomiting

If left untreated, it can lead to life-threatening complications. If you have symptoms like nausea or vomiting, fever, or acute pain, you should seek medical help right away. Early medical attention and lifestyle adjustments can help to reduce symptoms. However, the hernia surgery is the best option for effectiveness.