Hernia Symptoms
The most common symptom of hernias is a visible lump or bulge. This is common to all hernias be it inguinal, femoral or umbilical hernia. Other common symptoms of hernias include:
The most common symptom of hernias is a visible lump or bulge. This is common to all hernias be it inguinal, femoral or umbilical hernia. Other common symptoms of hernias include:
If the lump can be gently pushed back through the abdominal wall, it is known as a Reducible hernia. If the lump resists manual pressure, it is an Irreducible hernia. An Irreducible hernia can become a Strangulated hernia if its blood supply is compromised or cut off.
The symptoms of a Reducible hernia can vary depending on the location and severity, but may include:
Symptoms of Irreducible hernia include:
Irreducible hernia where the entrapped intestine has its blood supply cut off is a Strangulated hernia. Symptoms of which include:
All strangulated hernias are irreducible but all irreducible hernias are not strangulated.
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