Hernia problem
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Hernia surgery has to be done, will open surgery be right or laparoscopy surgery will be right. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of getting surgery for hernia laparoscopically. |
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re: Hernia problem
by Dr. B. S. Bhalla -
Jun 10th, 2023
8:43 am
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Both open surgery and laparoscopic surgery can be used to treat hernias, but the choice of approach depends on several factors, including the type and size of the hernia, the case's overall health, and the surgeon's moxie. Then are the advantages and disadvantages of laparoscopic surgery for hernia form Advantages of Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery lower lacerations Laparoscopic surgery involves making a many small lacerations( generally lower than an inch) through which technical surgical instruments and a camera( laparoscope) are fitted . Compared to open surgery, which requires a larger gash, this minimally invasive approach reducespost-operative pain, scarring, and the threat of infection. Faster Recovery The lower lacerations and reduced towel trauma associated with laparoscopic surgery generally lead to a briskly recovery compared to open surgery. Cases may witness lower pain, bear smaller pain specifics, and return to their diurnal conditioning sooner. Reduced Hernia Rush Laparoscopic ways allow for precise placement and obsession of mesh to support the weakened area, reducing the threat of hernia rush. The mesh is generally fitted through one of the small lacerations and deposited over the hernia disfigurement from the inside. Lower threat of Complications Laparoscopic surgery for hernia form is associated with a lower threat of complications similar as crack infections, hematomas( accumulation of blood), and seromas( fluid collection) compared to open surgery. Better Cosmetic Results The lower lacerations used in laparoscopic surgery result in lower scars, which can lead to bettered ornamental issues compared to open surgery. Disadvantages of Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery Specialized Complexity Laparoscopic hernia form requires technical training and moxie. Not all surgeons may be complete in performing the procedure, leading to the need for referral to a specialist or a more educated surgeon. Longer Operating Time Laparoscopic hernia surgery generally takes longer to perform than open surgery. The surgeon needs to manipulate instruments and fantasize the surgical field using the laparoscope, which can increase the overall duration of the procedure. Advanced Cost Laparoscopic surgery can be more precious than open surgery due to the use of technical outfit and longer operating room time. still, this may vary depending on the healthcare system and specific circumstances. Implicit for Complications Although laparoscopic hernia surgery has a lower threat of some complications, it does carry a small threat of specific laparoscopic-affiliated complications similar as injury to blood vessels, jitters, or organs. These pitfalls are generally rare but can do in certain cases. Eventually, the choice between open surgery and laparoscopic surgery for hernia form should be made in discussion with your surgeon. They will estimate your specific case, taking into account factors similar as hernia size, position, and your overall health, to determine the most applicable surgical approach. |
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re: Hernia problem
by Bakhtawar -
Jun 18th, 2023
10:11 am
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After Laparoscopy Hernia surgery any specific post-operative care instructions I should follow, such as wound care, dressing changes, or medication routines? Reply:- After witnessing laparoscopic hernia surgery, it's important to follow specificpost-operative care instructions to insure proper mending and minimize the threat of complications. Then are some commonpost-operative care instructions for laparoscopic hernia surgery Gash care Keep the gash point clean and dry. Follow your surgeon's instructions regarding crack dressing changes, if necessary. Avoid submerging the gash in water, similar as bathing or swimming, until approved by your surgeon. Cover the gash point for signs of infection, similar as adding greenishness, swelling, warmth, or drainage, and report any enterprises to your healthcare provider. Pain operation Take any specified pain specifics as directed by your surgeon. still, follow the instructions and avoid exceeding the recommended lozenge, If untoward pain relievers are recommended. Use ice packs or cold compresses on the gash point, if advised by your surgeon, to help reduce swelling and discomfort. exertion and movement Limit physical conditioning and avoid emphatic exercise or heavy lifting, as advised by your surgeon. generally, you will need to avoid lifting objects heavier than 10- 15 pounds for the first many weeks. Gradationally increase your exertion position as recommended by your surgeon or physical therapist. Take short walks to promote rotation and help blood clots, but avoid inordinate fatigue. Diet and hydration Follow your surgeon's salutary recommendations, which may include a specific diet or salutary restrictions. Stay doused by drinking plenitude of water, unless else advised by your surgeon. specifics Take any specified specifics as directed, including pain specifics, antibiotics( if specified), and any other specifics forpre-existing conditions. Follow your surgeon's instructions regarding the durability or adaptation of any specifics you were taking before the surgery. Follow- up movables Attend all listed follow- up movables with your surgeon to cover your recovery progress and address any enterprises or complications. |
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re: Hernia problem
by Hardik -
Jul 11th, 2023
12:41 pm
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I have done hernia surgery. What pain management options are available to me during the recovery process? |
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re: Hernia problem
by Dr. B. S. Bhalla -
Jul 11th, 2023
12:44 pm
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Here are some common pain management options that are often recommended: Medications: Your doctor may prescribe or recommend over-the-counter pain medications such as acetaminophen (Tylenol) or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) to help manage pain and reduce inflammation. They may also prescribe stronger pain medications, such as opioids, for short-term use if necessary. Ice Packs: Applying ice packs or cold compresses to the surgical area can help reduce swelling and numb the area, providing temporary pain relief. Make sure to wrap the ice pack in a cloth or towel to protect your skin and only apply it for short durations at a time. Heat Therapy: After the initial swelling subsides, your doctor may recommend using heat therapy in the form of a heating pad or warm compresses to relax muscles and alleviate discomfort. Be cautious not to use heat therapy too soon after surgery, as it may increase inflammation. Physical Rest and Support: Taking ample rest and avoiding activities that strain the surgical site can aid in pain management. Your doctor may also suggest wearing a supportive abdominal binder or elastic compression garment to provide gentle support and relieve discomfort. Gentle Movement and Physical Therapy: Engaging in light movement and gentle exercises as advised by your doctor or a physical therapist can help promote blood circulation, reduce stiffness, and prevent complications. However, avoid any strenuous activities or heavy lifting until cleared by your healthcare provider. Deep Breathing and Relaxation Techniques: Practicing deep breathing exercises and relaxation techniques like meditation or guided imagery can help reduce pain, promote relaxation, and manage stress during the recovery process. TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation): TENS therapy involves using a small battery-powered device that delivers low-voltage electrical currents through electrodes placed on the skin. It can help alleviate pain by stimulating the nerves and interfering with pain signals |