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Hernia Surgery
30 Years Of Expertise
Hernia repairs (Inguinal and Incisional) are so common to have been under-rated as simple procedures which lack specialization. But the first time is the best time for a successful outcome, both in the short term and in the long term. Using 4K laparoscopy, 3D imaging module, and the da Vinci Robotic system.
Our Chairman Dr Palanivelu was first to introduce Laparoscopic surgery in south India
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Types of Hernia
Hernia Symptoms?
Symptoms depend on the type of hernia. In some cases, you may not have any symptoms.
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Visible Lump
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Lumps that disappear while lying down
3
Lump enlarges while coughing, straining or standing up
4
Uncomfortable feeling in the GUT
5
Pain during Excretion
6
Constipation or Indigestion
Why GEM Hospital?
- First in India to introduce 4K Imaging Technology
- Experience of 30 years in Laparoscopic Surgery
- Experienced Surgeons for operating Laparoscopic and Robotic Method
- Total 18 OTs with modern equipment's
- Excellent Safety rates of MESH
- 99.9% NO Recurrence after surgery
FAQ
The recovery period will vary depending on the type of hernia, type of surgery, age, and overall health. It’s normal to feel moderate pain. The recovery period for patients who have undergone Robotic surgery will be approximately 2 weeks and 3 to 4 weeks for Laparoscopic surgery.
You can go home on the procedure day itself if you have done a Laparoscopic or Robotic Surgery.
If you ignore it will become bigger and more painful. At worst it can demand immediate Surgery and it could be more extreme.
An open surgery requires an incision to put the bulging tissue back in place and it will take a lot of time for recovery.
Laparoscopic surgery is minimally-invasive which requires a small incision and also reduces recovery time.
Doctors usually recommend delaying elective hernia repair until after delivery. But Women can have laparoscopic hernia mesh surgery during pregnancy without complications and it requires fetal monitoring. The researchers also suggested performing a hernia in conjunction with a C-section to be the best option for pregnant patients.
