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post 1607856581 06-16-2020, 12:02 AM
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Inguinal hernia brahs- what was your experience?

What were your symptoms and after treatment how was your recovery?
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post 1607856921 06-16-2020, 12:09 AM
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Go get is surgically repaired. Make sure it's done laproscopically not the traditional long cut across the groin.

3 days after the surgery you will not feel a thing, its as if you never had a hernia or surgery - laparoscopic is a god send

After about 3 months after i had my bi-lateral inguinal hernia repaired i started training very "lightly"
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Had one on the right side. Felt like kind of a pinch/burning feeling in my groin/right testicle. Got the surgery, its alot better but you can tell something is off still. Hopefully it never tears again but something tells me it will. Still have some weird pain in my right testicle....
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Had it on my right side just over a year ago.

Not really painful, just a big lump hanging out. Made me a little nauseous, especially if I was active.

Had the surgery, repaired it and put mesh over the spot. First few days after surgery were so painful even just to roll over in bed.

I can still feel the spot now when I move just right, not really painful just a slight discomfort. My doc said it's probably scar tissue that I'm feeling.

After some light training and loads of mobility work, I don't feel it as much anymore.
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I had one for years and never realized it. Had the surgery done two years ago. The surgery was fine. Laroscopically is the way to go. It's a painful recovery but a you'll be able to do some light training in a couple of months. I'm still a bit gun shy when lifting heavy though. And I can feel the mesh/scar tissue once in a while.
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They meshed the main tear and stitched two more they found while in surgery.

Recovery was very painful for a few days while the gas released out of my abdomen.

Had surgery to repair in November, light training end of January full strength by end of March.
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Before repair did any of you feel increased pain when stressed or when doing ab work?

My lower abdomen and sometimes testicles have hurt more when stressed or training in the last couple of months.
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Originally Posted By FrankCostanza⏩
Before repair did any of you feel increased pain when stressed or when doing ab work?

My lower abdomen and sometimes testicles have hurt more when stressed or training in the last couple of months.
Bumping I ask this to see what kind of mileage I’ll get from this surgery.
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My hernia was pretty obvious but I never felt any pain. It wasn't until after the surgery that I would feel tingles of mild pain at the surgery sites whenever I felt stressed. Ab work doesn't bother it though. I don't feel pain working out anymore but I'm still a bit gun shy with going heavy.
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Originally Posted By Clockbro⏩
They meshed the main tear and stitched two more they found while in surgery.

Recovery was very painful for a few days while the gas released out of my abdomen.

Had surgery to repair in November, light training end of January full strength by end of March.
Wow you srs? 2 months before you started any type of training?

I had a double Inguinal hernia, got the mesh surgery and was back in the gym 5 weeks later
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Originally Posted By NeednOut⏩
Go get is surgically repaired. Make sure it's done laproscopically not the traditional long cut across the groin.

3 days after the surgery you will not feel a thing, its as if you never had a hernia or surgery - laparoscopic is a god send

After about 3 months after i had my bi-lateral inguinal hernia repaired i started training very "lightly"
Was going to post this.

Three days of pain then about a week of soreness and slight pain if you move the wrong way.
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Originally Posted By FrankCostanza⏩
Bumping I ask this to see what kind of mileage I’ll get from this surgery.
The risk of It reoccurring are super low. It’s probably stronger than without surgery given the mesh.
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Originally Posted By Coach
The risk of It reoccurring are super low. It’s probably stronger than without surgery given the mesh.
I’m concerned that I’ll have symptoms new or old after the surgery due to the mesh. Is that rare or fairly common?
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Originally Posted By FrankCostanza⏩
I’m concerned that I’ll have symptoms new or old after the surgery due to the mesh. Is that rare or fairly common?
The only symptoms I've ever had was the mild tingling. It just sort of lets you know it's there. I had triple hernia surgery. 2 inguinal and 1 umbilical.
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Originally Posted By GarthVader⏩
The only symptoms I've ever had was the mild tingling. It just sort of lets you know it's there. I had triple hernia surgery. 2 inguinal and 1 umbilical.
So get this they fuking butchered me with scars only to tell me I don’t have an inguinal hernia to fix. He said scans aren’t always clear. He lysised an adhesion connected to the old hernia repair and the sigmoid colon. That’s it. I’m in little added pain rn due to surgery.

The fuk head has now referred me to pain management. I’d rather off myself than pop pills. What a fuking prick.
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Originally Posted By FrankCostanza⏩
So get this they fuking butchered me with scars only to tell me I don’t have an inguinal hernia to fix. He said scans aren’t always clear. He lysised an adhesion connected to the old hernia repair and the sigmoid colon. That’s it. I’m in little added pain rn due to surgery.

The fuk head has now referred me to pain management. I’d rather off myself than pop pills. What a fuking prick.
Oh damn! ****ty. Mine were so obvious that I didn't need a scan.
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