Hernioplasty

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An organ or internal tissue passes through a hole in the muscles to cause a hernia. In herniorrhaphy or hernia repair surgery, displaced tissues are repositioned. The weakest part of the body is stitched with a mesh patch during a hernioplasty.

 

These are the symptoms associated with it:

  • The pain from a hernia persists for a long time.

  • Pain that interferes with daily activities.

  • Increasing discomfort or pain over time.

  • Hernias of large and rapid growth.

 

Causes may include:

  • A pregnancy-related condition that appears at birth and develops during pregnancy

  • Aging

  • Injuries or surgeries

  • Excessive exercise or heavy weight lifting

  • COPD or chronic coughing

  • Having multiple pregnancies

  • During bowel movements, constipation causes strain

  • Being overweight or obese

 

Surgery is the only effective treatment for hernias. Whether you need surgery depends on your symptoms and the size of your hernia. There is the possibility that your doctor will simply monitor your hernia for complications. Before using a truss, a doctor must fit it. Imaging tests can also assist in diagnosing a problem. These include abdominal ultrasound, abdominal CT scans, abdominal MRI scans, etc.

 

Although hernias cannot be cured by home remedies, there are some things you can do to ease your symptoms:

  • Constipation can be relieved by eating more fiber, including whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. 

  • A change in diet can also be beneficial. Eat light after sunset. It is also important to remember to avoid lying down or bending over immediately after eating. 

  • Keep your body weight in check. 

  • Don't eat spicy foods or tomato-based foods. 

  • You should stop using tobacco products.





The most notable name for the best general surgeon in Kolkata is Dr. Gaurav Kumar, who has been constantly working in Narayana Superspeciality for the last 5 years, in the department of GI surgery, Minimal Invasive Surgery & General surgery. He mentions the importance of letting your patients know about their diseases and making them aware of what their diagnosis means, explaining the risk factors and so on so as to make sure that there is full awareness of decisions and a clarity during the whole procedure, leaving no place for misunderstanding.

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