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Title: Hernia


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Hernia Treatment
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Hernia
  • A hernia occurs when part of an internal organ or
    body part protrudes through an opening into
    another area where it ordinarily should not be
    located.
  • There are many different types of hernias
    depending on the location it found.
  • Some hernias are present at birth, while others
    develop during adulthood.

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Different Types of Hernia 
  • Femoral hernia As the name suggests this type of
    hernia causes a bulge in the upper thigh just
    below the groin. The passage between the abdomen
    and the thigh containing the large blood vessels
    namely the femoral artery and vein gets
    herniated. It is more common in women than men.

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  • Inguinal hernia The natural passageway through
    the abdominal wall is called the inguinal canal.
    A protrusion of abdominal cavity content such as
    portion of intestine or internal fat through this
    canal due to a weakness is called Inguinal Hernia
    and is common among men.

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  • Incisional hernia Technically this type of
    hernia is due to incision in the abdominal area
    owing to a previous surgery. The skin may heal
    but the weakness in the abdominal wall in and
    around the area of surgery may cause the muscle
    to be pulled apart resulting in hernia.
  • Epigastric hernia A weakness or opening of the
    muscles or bones between the breastbone and the
    navel may result in protrusions or fat bulges
    through it. Such herniations are called
    epigastric hernias.

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  • Hiatal or Hiatus hernia The upper part of the
    stomach pushing up through the diaphragm is known
    as Hiatal Hernia. This is primarily due to a tear
    or weakness in the diaphragm.
  • Ventral hernia Abdominal hernias which may
    develop at birth or due to partial closure of
    abdominal wall are called ventral hernias. They
    may develop due to an incision done during
    abdominal surgery, which may not have healed
    properly.

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  • Umbilical hernia Generally occurring as a birth
    defect this type of hernia is a protrusion of the
    intestine or fat bulges through the abdominal
    wall under the navel or belly button. In adults
    it may develop in obese or pregnant women.

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Symptoms of Hernia
  • Sudden, severe pain
  • Vomiting, Nausea, Fever
  • Difficulty passing stools (constipation) or wind
  • The hernia becomes firm or tender, or cannot be
    pushed back in

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Factors will need to be taken into consideration
for Surgery
  • The type of hernia 
  • The content of the hernia 
  • Symptoms and the impact on the daily life 
  • Poor general health 

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Treatment Option for Hernia
  • The technique used to repair the hernia depends
    on its type, size and location.
  • Open surgical repair closes the hernia using
    sutures, mesh, or both, and the surgical wound in
    the skin is closed with sutures, staples, or
    surgical glue.
  • Laparoscopic repair is used for repeat
    operations to avoid previous scars, and while
    usually more expensive, is less likely to cause
    complications such as infection.

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Preventions for Hernia
  • Quit smoking
  • Maintaining a healthy body weight
  • Avoiding straining during bowel movements or
    urination
  • Lifting objects with the knees and not through
    the back
  • Avoiding lifting weights that are too heavy for
    you

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