FAQ's
1. Whom should we consult if we have symptoms of hernia?You can consult a General Surgeon or a Surgical Gastroenterologist.
2. What makes one suspect a Hernia?
A lump or swelling may be seen or felt in the groin or abdomen. If the swelling disappears when you lie down, there is probably a hernia. If it does not disappear, it may be trapped or incarcerated. You may feel discomfort, an ache, a pressure or pain in the area. The pain typically gets worse with prolonged standing or with heavy work.
3. What is the most common type of hernia?
The most common type of hernia is called an inguinal hernia. It can be present at birth or develop over the years.
4. What does inguinal mean?
For the most part this means the groin area. Inguinal hernias can also be called groin hernias.
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