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  • Re: Hernia technique

    There are many techniques for hernia repair that are used throughout the US and the world. Most hernia repairs performed today involve the placement of a mesh to result in a tension free repair. Mesh may be placed as an onlay over the hernia repair or alternatively as an underlay (properitoneal) repair...
    Posted to Hernia Help (Forum) by Dr. J. Scott Roth on 07-02-2009
  • Re: Can pregnancy cause a hernia?

    A bulge that occurs in the groin that resolves when lying down is likely to be a hernia. Hernias in women can be difficult to diagnose. Occasionally an ultraound can be performed to confirm the diagnosis. However, if a physician is able to identify the hernia on exam, then no further testing is required...
    Posted to Hernia Help (Forum) by Dr. J. Scott Roth on 06-08-2009
  • Hernia from Operation

    In 2001 I had a ruptured appendix and had to have an emergency appendectomy. The surgeon made his incision down my stomach and around my naval. I realize that the condition was life threatening and there were a lot of things "rearranged" in my body but the Post operative care seemed to create...
    Posted to Hernia Help (Forum) by TerryC on 05-28-2009
  • Re: Leg pain

    There are many causes of groin pain. Pain in the groin without a bulge is most commonly a muscular injury. However, if the pain persists, it is possible that you may have a sports hernia. These sports hernias are often not detected until the time of a laparoscopic exploration. I generally recommend a...
    Posted to Hernia Help (Forum) by Dr. J. Scott Roth on 03-11-2009
  • Leg pain

    I started having pain in the upper part of my right leg a few weeks ago during a game of basketball with my buddies. I took it easy for awhile (no working out, no basketball, no lifting weights) and the pain left. But as soon as I became active again, it came back. A friend suggested I could have a hernia...
    Posted to Hernia Help (Forum) by F.Robinson on 03-11-2009
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