Different Type of Hernia Surgery Symptoms and Recovering Part2 by Dr. Iraniha

Different Type of Hernia Surgery Symptoms and Recovering Part2 by Dr. Iraniha
At times, the content of the abdominal cavity that protrude through the hernia defect could get trapped in there and cause incarceration or strangulation of that structure. This unpredictable condition places the patient at significant risk and requires emergent surgical intervention. Due to the possibility of this unpredictable complication and the fact that hernias never heal spontaneously, they need to be repaired when they are diagnosed.
Read more at www.surgicaloasis.com/differen...
Surgical Oasis Institute - Dr. Iraniha
www.surgicaloasis.com/
Laparoscopic News - Robotic Surgery News
www.surgicaloasis.com/laparos...
FAQ - Hernia Repair Questions and Answers
www.surgicaloasis.com/faq/
Orange County laparoscopic & Robotic Hernia Surgery Appointments
www.surgicaloasis.com/contact/
Orange County laparoscopic hernia surgery
Orange County hernia surgery
Orange County hernia repair
For questions, concerns, appointments, comments and consultation, please call our office at [phone].
Thank you.
Surgical Oasis Institute

[@danielday713]

No bullsh*t, no background music, just straight-up facts that are very helpful. Thanks, Dr. Iraniha.

[@AbigailCollard]

Thank you very much for this informative video!

[@KoguryoKid]

Very good clear explanation, the best I've seen so far. Chetoreh!

[@terrinurse2920]

Thank you. Very educational.

[@glennwilliamson8102]

Thank you. That was very educational and well explained.

[@pilgrim8853]

Thank you for your presentation.

[@jeromewebb1795]

Thank you very informative

[@brahmoone]

amazingly clear and concise explanation, thanks doc

[@rumihafez8269]

Very clear to understand. Thank you for the clear, precise information 🤗

[@ramonrodilla3707]

Thanks for the info help,doc.

[@annettegenovesi4012]

I finally understand! Thank you so much.

[@noemigonzalez1264]

Amazing, educational, thoroughly explained, I’m feeling thankful and much more at ease... had a robotic bilateral inguinal and bellybutton hernia repair, about 3 weeks now, still some soreness but much much better... had a hysterectomy several years ago, gut feeling says it derived from this previous surgery.. thank you, I now have a much better understanding of the process and recovery, awesome 👏🏻! Blessings 🙏🏻

[@jsjj]

I had open surgery on inguinal and umbilical hernias. The pain was intense 2 days after surgery and the pain meds helped. I am 5 days after surgery and still have pain but I only use pain meds before I go to bed.

[@avneetsaini937]

very well explained..u made it so easy to understand.. keep it up..👍

[@HafizahHoshni]

Thank you so much for your freaking absolutely amazing videos. 21/11/2018 😃😃

[@ivanakalkova1647]

very good explained ,it is the summary and pretty simplified.Keep the good work

[@donmulder8061]

Ten days ago I had right side inguinal open mesh repair along with an old umbilical hernia I've had for years (open no mesh). So far the pain has been handled on Ibuprofen only and minimal issues. I have been avoiding all lifting and exercise but am careful to walk around the house as much as possible. I was very active and hope I can get back to my daily exercises at some point. I wonder if waiting 6 week will minimize risk of recurrence. Because I did open mesh, the surgeon could not check the other side. So I hope I dont have issues there as well. Great video. Thanks

[@gsc76]

Can you talk about abdominal wall compartment reconstruction in one of your videos? I’m being told I will eventually need that for my incisional hernias post Hartmann and colostomy reversal surgeries.

[@angelsoftheheartmusic297]

Excellent approach to the subject. Your lecture allowed me to understand the types of hernias, procedures and recovery. The most striking point made was that a hernia that presents without pain or discomfort prior to any surgical intervention needs to be carefully monitored by the patient. Do not be fooled into believing that you do not need a diagnosis made. Locate a surgeon who specializes in hernia repair and take action.

[@RodUSMC75]

More info than I got at the VA. Sad I had to go to KZbin