Pain comes and goes.

[Good intentions]

quote routern7:

are you sure Dr Muschaweck is there? I sent email and they said she left.

Apparently, maybe, she left to start something new. Somebody just posted about it. It looks very promising.

https://www.herniatalk.com/6229-inguinal-hernia-surgeons-london-uk

https://biohernia.com/en-gb/

[routern7]

are you sure Dr Muschaweck is there? I sent email and they said she left.

[drtowfigh]

Yes, inguinal hernia related pain can be activity related. That’s a common finding. Not every hernia causes pain. Those that do are worse with standing, sitting, bending, and best when lying flat.

[Good intentions]

More detail – https://www.physioroom.com/experts/expertupdate/interview_ulrike_muschaweck.php

[Good intentions]

Dr. Muschaweck is still active in Germany. Her skills seem to fit your needs. She might have an explanation for your pain also. I think that she avoids using mesh if possible, and also removes it when appropriate. If I was in Europe she would be my starting point.

https://www.physioroom.com/experts/e…muschaweck.php

[SomeGreyBIoke]

Feels like stabbing pains on top of the inguinal canal, very concentrated. I was virtually pain free, this is a massive setback to me as due to other health issues anxieties are very high. I have had another operation in the pelvic area back in January.

I wen to see a surgeon some time ago, and he was very keen to perform laparoscopic repair with a plastic mesh, am a bit reluctant to have it done for obvious reasons. Unfortunately, this seems to be the only option here in UK. I have found a couple of hospitals in Europe who can operate using biological meshes, but don’t want to have any unnecessary operations done if this is not a cause of my pains.

Could a small inguinal hernia be that painful? Can gentle exercise like jogging aggravated it, and if I give it time and rest, would that go away again?

Thank you kindly.