Hernia Symptoms - When should you WORRY?

Hernias are very common, you might even have one. For the vast majority of people, having a hernia is nothing to worry about.
There are some red flags that everyone who has a hernia should be aware of. in this video, we discuss many of these red flags.
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[@muma6559]

thank you. In 1946 my grandmother had a hernia and subsequent bowel obstruction (from the stories I've heard), they didn't know what to do and didn't treat it as an emergency and so she died within several days leaving 7 kids

[@MikePhillips2000]

How incredibly sad :( I'm so sorry this happened.

[@therealcoinman332]

​@@MikePhillips2000 that's what's been happening to me for he last six years is daily pain & systemic illness. Doctors & the establishment do not know what to do & they are only treating me for obesity & anxiety but not eating disorders or hernias. I had several scans come back false negative because occult hernias can also be strangulated hernias but they are undetectable. I think that some of the information in this vid and I'm the world assumes that the hernia does not bother people or that they do not know what or why is bothering them and that ordinary people in a perfect world world should not hold opinions that run contrary to the predominant culture or belief & that they shouldn't try to think of alternative ways of seeing a problem or being able to do anything about it because it might be a nuisance or inconvenience to doctors, society, or the state, or to ones employer. I would like to point out about what you say in your own opinion how most doctors are trained to think that hernias are a "nuisance" or "nothing but a nuisance" you can clearly see that this is the use of 'othering' language that helps some people understand their experiences with hernias better but which simultaneously gaslights & minimizes people who have hernias. Any hernia which is causing pain could be or could become incarcerated which is painful & unfair and as you pointed out it is likely that her ias do cause some chronic systemic disease such as gallbladder, liver, pancreas, even heart & brain damage from poor nutrition & restricted blood flow as well as the unnecessary sequestration of digestive acids & waste. It is not just a nuisance, it is a compression of the digestive organs and whether or not it presents a medical problem is highly individual and there are occult hernias so it is not always possible to be 100% objective about something which is not happening to others & not something that they find very interesting, but you may assume it doesn't exist or isn't legitimate just because it isn't happening on a mass scale or to a specific group of individuals such as doctors & non-manual laborers, that and people expect automation to do what they cannot or would not do in business or in life.

[@muma6559]

@@MikePhillips2000 thank you. I appreciate you say that

[@philliphall5198]

It hurts at times a little bit and it at bottom of my stomach lowest area I ware a belt and push it back in and I’m ok then. But now I’m worried about the mesh stuff

[@dantana5774]

thank you! I'll avoid deadlifts(or maybe weight training altogether) for a few months and see if that abdominal wall repairs itself

[@MohsinKhan-tl7qx]

Sir i hade 2 surgry ingunial left hurnia recurnce but now harnia come.backed again third time now what i. Need to do..surgry by liprocorpic or open

[@jadenepetreneevans2802]

I scheduled to do a umbilical hernia surgery tomorrow morning 😢

[@annaed4194]

What causes the hernia if you are not obese and dont exercise abs 👀 doc? Thanks

[@Flappymermaid]

Any heavy straining can cause it. Lifting something heavy not proper or constipation.

[@Flappymermaid]

Chronic coughing... etc

[@muma6559]

weak internal tissue can cause it anywhere

[@martinaee]

It can be caused by a multitude of things and is why it can happen to anyone even if you are very fit. Muscle can tear or be injured at a specific spot causing damage and it can happen quickly or over time get worse until you suddenly start to notice it. It’s a pretty “physical” injury in a way. Also potentially by straining, coughing, lifting, etc. like others say.

[@kiaramcneese8501]

I just had a hernia mesh repair surgery in August of 2023 but it may be causing complications

[@leratomojatau4328]

How so?

[@PaperclipProphets]

Complications are very common. I worked closely with a surgeon who did thousands of hernia surgeries.

[@oliverkent8429]

i,ve had inguinal hernia a long time. can you just manage a hernia indefinitely unless the above happens \?

[@Noreen_khan786]

Why can’t you operate on someone who is overweight how needs this surgery but can’t lose weight because of polycystic ovary and fatty liver plus high blood pressure and diabetes I also have a lot of water in my hernia

[@PaperclipProphets]

They could operate, but there will be more complications. It’s hard to deal with all that extra fat when operating and it can be very dangerous. The more abdominal fat, the less likely the surgery will be effective. I’d suggest you follow a low carb diet and intermittent fasting.