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Hi [USER=”2847″]Spanish[/USER] , hope you are felling better and I wish you found a good doctor to work with you. Let us know if you find a better doctor and what is his approach, wish you my best!

[patient]

Thanks all for the insight and sharing your experiences!

Since I am still able to workout with light weight and do some sports with just little discomfort I will be watching my symptoms and wait, but this is still a difficult situation since hernia mesh is related to chronic pain and pure tissue repair is related to high re-occurrence.
Hope in the future doctors and technology can create a fix for this called “minor surgery”

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[USER=”2895″]SickofPain![/USER] thanks for sharing your experience and I hope you feel better. It is good to know that some doctors are not what they claimed to be.
@ssonic99 hope your are feeling better with your recovery and I wish your doctor makes him responsible on what he did to you.

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Hi [USER=”2802″]alliej[/USER] , I found these topics:

failed
https://www.herniatalk.com/10935-post-desarda-repair

success
https://www.herniatalk.com/7785-poss…ouldice-repair

some stories here
ihernia.wordpress.com/2015/12/25/i-hernia-3-0/
shouldiceherniarepair.wordpress.com
thelibrarian.bravesites.com/entries/general/desarda-hernia-surgery

Hope you are doing ok and please update your case if you have a no-mesh repair.

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Hi [USER=”2802″]alliej[/USER] , here some stories of no-mesh repair:

https://ihernia.wordpress.com/2015/12/25/i-hernia-3-0/

https://shouldiceherniarepair.wordpress.com/

http://thelibrarian.bravesites.com/entries/general/desarda-hernia-surgery

I contact Bure96 after two years and he told me he is doing ok
https://www.herniatalk.com/7785-possible-recurrence-after-shouldice-repair

I also found this interesting it seems Desarda failed: https://www.herniatalk.com/10935-post-desarda-repair

Hope you are doing ok and if you have a no-mesh repair, please keep us posted.

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quote dog:

….average good doctor who does both mesh /no mesh surgery will have recurrence between 10 to 20 %
….BEST doctors from that category { who do both} from 5 to 7 %
….And just a really few and who do only No mesh surgery can get between 1 to 3 %

Agree with your statement!

[USER=”2882″]Colrie87[/USER] I understand the economical situation of each person, but if you don’t do the correct choice you will be spending more money and not just money, your health will be affected and so on, it also can bring more problems into your life and family.

My best wishes for your and I hope your operation goes well!

[patient]

Hi ssonic99, thanks for sharing your experience,
It is interested to know that desarda method does not work as expected and does not have the results Dr. Tomas claims to be.
Hope it is not anything serious and you can recover soon!

[patient]

Hi mitchtom6, thanks for sharing your experience I hope you can recover soon and it is not something serious.

I have been diagnosed by a bilateral inguinal hernia, I am very active, and I haven’t had my repair yet, here most of people are having issues with mesh repairs, and some of them claim a pure tissue repair as the best way to do it.
In my opinion I think no matter which route you take you will never be the same person and probably after any surgery (mesh or no-mesh) I would give up activities like running, cycling and all sport activities, and just be careful with anything that you lift, unfortunately this is our fate.

I wish you my best for you!

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@ssonic99 Hope you are doing well!, it would be nice if you can give us an update about your situation , I am interested in knowing if pure tissue repair as desarda are recommended or not? thanks!

[patient]

@Good intentions thanks for your responses and contributions , this is a very difficult decision for me, hope you are doing well.

@UhOh! 1. Are you no longer squatting because it hurts to do so, or because you are concerned with worsening the hernia?
I am not longer squatting because the pain and also concerned about getting it worst.

2. Do (did) you wear a belt for squatting? I have a (completely nonscientific) theory that use of a lifting belt actually increases the risk of developing a hernia…
I have never used a belt.

@bmul100
How are you doing with your prolene mesh since it was inside you?
Were you able to return to sports?

and a question for the community:
If I have sport hernias will a pure tissue repair will be a better approach?

Thank you all! This forum is great and it seems there are some doctors who really care about people

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Hi [USER=”2329″]Jeremy B[/USER] hope you are doing well!

Just wanted to know if you could give us an update about your surgery?

Thanks!