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Hi, Good Intentions: a question: your prosthesis is made of polypropylene?
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As I have read some specialists prefer to recommend interventions with minimal symptomatic hernia, others suggest repair only when the hernia obstructs daily activities.
I return to the initial question: on a hernia that does not give pain
I find it amazing that the behavior of inguinal hernia is sometimes really ‘capricious’
Sometimes the hernia faces outwardly into the inguinal canal, forming a ‘sack’. It is amazing that the same hernia can then be reduced to a ‘tip’, that is, to the initial sketch, following an orderly and satisfying day in which some factors are balanced: mind-body balance (as it may have when walking ” doing other activities and therefore with the mind involved in the activities), a manifestation of moods, adequate nutrition .. I think there is a connection between the various functions (digestive, mechanical-locomotor, nervous, hormonal) that condition the ability muscle on the site by determining its tension or laxity
I’ve been tracking the bizarre behavior of my hernia for years, but I can not explain it well, and I can not explain what’s happening -
Thanks for clarifying the drtowfigh.
I do not wonder what the exceptions are
As far as I’m concerned, I have been afraid of getting out of this maintenance condition some times because, after an effort, the hinged door seemed widened, and the discomfort was increased
With tenacity every time I accused me of strain or fatigue, I pledged to seek to recover the lost condition.
Lately I wonder if it is possible that the hernial door, apart from enlarging, is narrowing. -
Tank you dear drtowfigh for the attention and precise answer, really a great help to the knowledge
At this point we only have to understand the concept of ‘poorly symptomatic’.
The most common symptoms are pain and swelling
In the absence of pain and growing swelling, we may perhaps define as a “slightysymptomatic” hernia
Emerging from the force of gravity with the upright position or by the intraddominal pressure (for example, during urination on awakening), but which can be reduced through the use of the restraint band, can it be repositioned in the seat, and spontaneously disappear into the supine position?
In the absence of pain, and being able to perform any daily and physiological movement and activity without disturbances, can we define such a hernia as being “slightly symptomatic”? -
I’m looking for news about sexuality in the presence of inguinal hernia. Here I find news about sexuality after surgery, but no mention of previous sexuality. If it is considered relevant, I would ask you what your sexuality was before. Especially at dr drtowfigh I would like to ask if the hernia can produce a decrease in sexual tension. I refer You about my personal case. I had a prostate hypertrophy with no loss of desire. Also my hernia did not give me any particular problems in the first three years. Lately, on the other hand, I often renounce to having sex for fear that comes out of strain…and because after that I feel tired and fatigued
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saro
MemberSeptember 2, 2017 at 9:19 am in reply to: best exercises and ones to avoid after surgeryGoodmorning everyone.
sorry if I insist on many questions
Our leader has indicated pilates among the hernia recommended exercisesI’ve been trying on the web but I’m really afraid I might be wrong to do exercises that sometimes are even in contrast to the same principles as pilates discipline
there is a lot of confusion and appraisal on the web.
I ask you for a series of ‘safe’ exercises
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Hi drtowfigh I would like to know if the crunches (Pushing the knee toward the arm) and the “Raised bridge” (In yoga discipline it is called Uttana Sethubandha Asana ) can be “recommended” exercises or “not recommended” ?
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Thank you for contributing to your knowledge. My simple question to everyone is whether the difficulty of postoperative surgery is less than the preoperative. And try to understand the percentage incidence of post-operative suffering, even though it is difficult for a patient to be affected, since sometimes repair is required for increased size of hernia
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Thank you for dealing with the preliminary node of all the hernias. Frankly, it turns out that strangulation is a rare occurrence, but I’m not a doctor, so I will only say that I am not very concerned about strangulation myself, but I might be denied the facts.
I will also say that I have been from three years with an inguinal hernia, held by a watchful attitude of life, and some appropriate exercise: when I forget the hernia and make an effort, or if I do a wrong exercise, I remain in trouble for days , Even weeks, with swelling. Growth of the hinged door occurred only in the third year, perhaps due to an effort, so now the hernia, without bands, tends to position itself in the groin. In the past, however, it remains in place, and then it seems to have nothing, because it does not bother …. My terror, being a man, is that it slips into the scrotum, as it is an indirect hernia. Someone has experience or suggestions