Treating Hernia Without Surgery

[@philsinfield4665]

I was told by a nurse that I can heal my hernia without surgery, she said just change your lifestyle that was over 20 years ago still ok.

[@fractalofgod6324]

What changes specifically

[@ramsinghvy7642]

How what you did please tell

[@mikecastillo667]

He had more yogurt

[@philsinfield4665]

@@fractalofgod6324 not lifting anything

[@philsinfield4665]

@@ramsinghvy7642 don't lift anything

[@ShaunPeterKelly]

This doctors explanation is the very best I have heard.

[@RizNut]

I just watched this video and left work to go to the hospital. I’ve been in excruciating pain and afraid to go get checked out. I know I have a hernia and I thought I could heal it or it would go away but it’s getting worse. Thank you for this video cuz it may have saved my life

[@thesurgicalscholar]

It is very encouraging to hear that the video was of help. Best of luck.

[@SMC4117]

I just recently got an umbilical hernia lifting weights at the gym. Seeing that I’m not the type of person to just throw in the towel, I purchased a hernia belt. I wore it to the gym yesterday and I must say it worked wonderfully. I did read a post here about fasting. This makes total sense! I practice intermittent fasting 16/8 and have noticed a big difference in bowel pressure on the day or two that I don’t fast during the week. I’ll most likely ( eventually ) have surgery ( heading to Mexico for the summer ) but I’m not too worried about my hernia at the moment as there is no pain, discomfort, or discoloration. We’ll see after surfing every day for 6 weeks… that’ll be the true test 🏄🏼‍♂️🎣👋🏻

[@boredfive3001]

Why Mexico and not America?

[@SMC4117]

@@boredfive3001 Firstly, I love Mexico ( and speak Spanish ) and have traveled extensively throughout the country for decades. Secondly, the surfing and saltwater fishing is incredible ( much better than the States ) and the consistency of the surf allows my wife , daughter, and I to surf every day! Plus, it’s not expensive.., The way we do Mexico for 6 weeks costs the same as 1 week in Hawaii or less! Finally, we have Xpat and Mexican friends that we hang out with, and, our daughter has a small group of girlfriends that she loves and can’t wait to see every year! Cheers 🍻

[@serlingsilver4054]

Before you go for a surgery please give your body a chance to heal as based on the comments it doesn’t always work or come back.

[@ronmalley]

Wow, I've had mine for 2 yrs or more and I think I should go and get this taken care of ASAP, ThkQ

[@kevinerose]

Great video. I certainly understand my options better. I feel like I have several incisional hernias but one is larger and more pronounced with size and pain for me. I would like for the surgeon to take care of all at once. Will they be able to find all of them even if I am of the location or how many I may have? The largest one is very painful so it masks the others' pain although I can tell that there are more than the one. Also, I do want to start working out my abdomen after surgery too. Should I continue to take it easy on the abdomen and not exercise it once the surgery is over or will it be stronger post surgery?

[@Mark-sy2bx]

The best diagrams I've seen of a Inguinal Hernia. Really helped understand what it looks like.

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Great to hear!

[@peachtreee4649]

I'm surprised fasting wasn't mentioned. A few days of fasting will reduce the big belly. therefore, the intestine will go back in.

[@yosof12345]

I do agree with you but this is not the final solution for the problem.

[@PaperclipProphets]

There is no money in fasting!

[@nicholegolden1056]

The defect will still be there even with fasting... It may help the pain or symptoms for a day or so but will most definitely come back..

[@Warriorforchristvictorhugo]

Solid point , especially with a few days

[@Bagman4olk]

Are you sure ?

[@youngmalden645]

Good video and useful BUT it is a click- bait title since he tells us there are no good solutions without surgery.

[@annettegenovesi]

I thought the same thing.

[@viosavvy]

So, I get that a hernia is not able to be restored to normal or "healed" naturally, but do doctors like yourself do any research on these natural methods of reducing hernias? I've done a decent amount. Mine is inguinal. There are so many examples where people have followed a natural treatment path for inguinal hernias that have reduced their symptoms completely. Like ten plus years with the hernia staying reduced within the abdomen. So what is this? Could you explain? Every health expert I watch just says it can't be healed, no amount of abdominal exercise will change the defect in the abdominal wall. Okay, but can we address the elephant in the room? It's not like all of these people are lying. It may not be healed, but they don't have symptoms. That would be pretty nice for a lot of people suffering.

[@yvesfoucart9315]

I was also told that it would not heal ; as I was hoping for and postponing surgery . After surgery I am fine and regained all my funcions without further issues ;-) Ever since I am carefull that I do not repeat ( if possible ) the things that lead to a breakthrough of another hernia .

[@viosavvy]

@@yvesfoucart9315 I am glad yours was successful, many are not or they end up being worse afterwards. Hernia surgery seems so dicey. Especially for me, since I have no pain with my hernia. I just don't want it to get worse.

[@zahirmurji]

You should have done a laparoscopic surgery they would put a big piece of net from the inside and put a lot of staples. It worked for me 22 years now.

[@zahirmurji]

@Salisu Sani you should watch the video again. Hernias don’t heal by themselves. Either you live with it or get operated. Good luck to you.

[@davedaveson3362]

I address the elephant: they are all lying to you. They just want your money for useless bandages or other costly crap. Face it.

[@timtusphil1]

Mine had turned purple/blue when I lost weight (60Lbs, down to 182 Lbs). But then I had total hip replacement, so I wasn’t as active as I was when I lost weight. After that, I gained 95 Lbs! So my hernia was not purple/blue any longer.

[@mlm32809]

I routinely, more than once a day, push the soft lump that is my umbilical hernia back in to where it’s easily flat.

[@moekamicspittingbullets996]

So curios about ur situation I started getting that soft lump ND I just push it back. Did u get better or should i start saving for surgery

[@laszlonemet4425]

More than ten times,.... now belt, rope and stockings, lv.

[@JosephGraham-w5s]

​@@moekamicspittingbullets996it won't get better bro. Get insurance and get surgery, unless you want to wear a stupid belt forever.

[@jameswarren436]

coming from a guy that has had 2 surgeries this wont fix it. putting a plug in a tire with a tube wont work. the rupture is inside. you can hide it maybe and keep it from showing but your NOT going to fix the problem

[@zahirmurji]

You should have done a laparoscopic surgery they would put a big piece of net from the inside and put a lot of staples. It worked for me 22 years now.

[@georgegravette1132]

I had an inguinal hernia repaired about ten years ago; it's held up fine. It's not just the mesh patch that seals the opening, it's the SCAR TISSUE that forms in and around the patch. That's why it's a mesh and not a solid sheet. The sutures or staples, which are absorbed over time, are there to hold the patch in place until the scar tissue forms. That's why it's important not to engage in strenuous activity too soon after surgery; you don't want that patch moving around while it's trying to heal.

[@DestinyHeavens]

Can you tell us more?

[@rh1107]

@@zahirmurjino recurrance hernia

[@zahirmurji]

@@rh1107 no

[@bungarraoz254]

Could surgeons use a dissolvable wax coated "paper" to help avoid adhesions on bowels or peritoneum?

[@andymunnings9109]

"I Love your Lecture Doctor. You were coherent and very informative. I knew you did this session during your spare; But? Keep up the good work, your professional experience in this sector is greatly appreciated." 👍

[@TNT-km2eg]

Blah blah

[@markberger5739]

Thanks for that - my biggest question is that most injuries - muscle tears, sprains broken bones etc - the body will fix on it's own - why not with hernia?

[@manikanta-yd7zf]

I have same question?

[@Mark-sy2bx]

Also why doesn't the body heal itself before it becomes a big problem?

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

​@@manikanta-yd7zf exactly my same question, if body can heal a wound in 2 month's then y not hernia? I guess it can if it's giiven chance

[@cameroncarpenter3219]

in regards to an inguinal hernia, it cannot heal itself due to the portion of intestine constantly resting in the inguinal canal. When the intestine bursts through the abdominal wall, the tear cannot heal itself with the intestine constantly pushing through. Take a nail for example, if you step on a nail, it will never heal if you leave it in. The tissue will not be allowed to grow back together while the nail is still stuck in your foot. Once the nail is removed the skin grows back together. Same with the intestine being stuck through the abdominal tear, as long as the intestine is stuck through the abdominal tear, the tear will not be allowed to heal itself

[@barrymcclaughry9229]

Diet has a role in it. I eat easily digestible foods and take mirolax to prevent constipation. Then wearing a hernia belt daily. Works for me and lost 20lbs

[@almir334]

Yes you can heal it naturally. I did not believe it too, but I did it. First step is to loose 20-25 lb. Then start wearing good quality belt. Belt must have good presure at the place where hernya is occuring. I had mine for 2.5 years and it was so bad that it was moving into right testicle. Now is 100% gone.

[@almir334]

If someone wants to see the belt that I made send me your e-mail I will send you picture of the belt and modification. #1 thing you can do is to loose 10% of your weight first. I was eating sugar free strawbery yogurt mixed with various fruit for 3-4 mts. for weight loss.

[@frank-u6z2z]

I was just reading over some of the comments , just wondering if your hernia is healing and it sounds a lot like what I have ....Do you have pain? Thanks

[@georgegravette1132]

For those complaining about the title, it says "treating," not "curing." You can treat anything without necessarily curing it. I treated my hernia with a truss, and not standing for extended periods, before I finally got surgery. For my osteoarthritis in the hips, I treated it with heat, neoprene wraps and aspirin, before finally getting my hips replaced. Also, keep in mind that if a KZbin title is something like: "Can you CURE. . .without surgery?" the answer will almost always be NO.

[@laszlonemet4425]

There seems to be an industry for bait titles

[@timtusphil1]

The Dr I went to after post Covid problems, I asked about hernia surgery & she told me not many doctors that she knows of do those anymore.

[@krippaxxuseredarlordofthes9940]

Its possible to heal. It heals very slowly, but layer after Layer the hole will be gone, if you dont rip it again.

[@almir334]

I agree, I did it too

[@shaxbozabduraimov5172]

How did you do it?

[@almir334]

@@shaxbozabduraimov5172 made myself good belt with velcro and plastic clips like the ones you use on back packs. You need to have something hard like hard cushion the size of half apple. Make a pocket on the belt so that you can fit that cushion. Flat part will be facing your hernia. You will also need elastic smaller strap with velcro on both ends. When you are on your back in the bed and your hernya is pushed in, only then put the belt whille you sfe still in the bed. Tighten the belt around your waist very good. The hard cushion must cover your hernya adjust the height of the belt to center it over the hernya. Then put the other strap perpendicular to your belt right over the cushion and go under between your legs and tighten the other end on the back of your belt. I used to wear regular underwear plus boxer underwear over the regular so that the strap does not iritate me between the legs. The idea is to have it really tight. Wear it all day every day for 2 mts straight only in bed you can take it off. It will help if you can loose some weight. I am 6'5" 265 I lost 25lb and at 240lb hernya did not move into my right testicle. I had the inguinal type hernya. By using thst belt as I mentioned above I did it. Make sure to still hold yourself there when you sneeze and durring #2. Good luck.

[@birdost8933]

How is it possible brother please answer?

[@krippaxxuseredarlordofthes9940]

@@birdost8933 i dont think its possible anymore without surgery. I will schedule mine soon.

[@patrickkutai6622]

Watching while waiting for surgery next month

[@igorm6944]

how was it?

[@kannaya7330]

How are you

[@Aigbomiaz]

Hope you are good!!! I am scared to get mine done..

[@gsc512]

There are exercises that will grow the muscles and essentially you can't have two things in the same exact space and the exercises would be ones that would not squeeze the internal organs but would still work the muscles such as bridging in yoga. They're also supplements such as creatine that will cause the muscles to swell and you could use devices to hold the hernia if you wanted to do more of the traditional exercises so you would have pressure on the outside which would balance out the pressure on the inside😅

[@DestinyHeavens]

Did you heal your hearnia,my four year old son has it any recommendations? Would prefer him to not have to go though a procedure

[@gsc512]

@@DestinyHeavens I'm working on it mine is old because my Dr failed to diagnose it. I have restored strength using EMS "electrical muscle stimulation" then I wear the belt even though I can hold it in now and it only moves in certain positions. The muscles to get them to grow you have to really break them down, so I don't want to worsen it. I also found a research paper in sleeping head down at 20 degrees to move hernia back into the body and away from the injury that way it can heal during the night but it requires sleep on my back. Sorry I just saw your reply because someone liked the post. There are a couple of guys that produce videos that have healed their hernia's naturally and they talk about the exercises and stuff that they do. However, one of the guys is selling products a hernia belt. The other guy doesn't seem like he has anything to gain other than he enjoys educating people. But both of them give the exercises and tips too. Get there faster. I'm just not sure how much you could use with such a young person

[@johnpaulmoreno7164]

Can you speak a little more about creatine and the effects on hernia… etc?

[@gsc512]

@@johnpaulmoreno7164 creatine causes water retention in muscles so it swells them and also allows them to not get so sore from use. I find this handy because I try to make sure that I'm contracting the muscle as much as possible throughout the day to hold back the hernia and now it's just about gone. But I started with EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) because in most of the surgical videos you can tell that the muscle is completely atrophied. With contracting the muscle to build strength and having it swell it just helps to keep the hernia inside where it's supposed to be and it allows for the muscle to get stronger while not trying to get stronger around a blockage causing deformation. After a while you'll actually see the indentation on the muscle when it comes back in and you'll see it start feeling it. The belt I use because of muscle fatigue and reminder to contract the muscle. It's not everything but should be everything about why creatine.

[@gsc512]

@@thesedreamsarefree so does surgery, it cuts it. Most surgery videos show atrophied muscles. And the muscles down there are just like any of the other muscles. If you never take the strain off of it, it will never heal. Whatever we know how to take the strain off it and that is to sleep in the head down position about 20°. Then during the daytime you support it with compression and you also add work in the muscle out. That area of the body is not as simple as just one single muscle that's been torn. It's an overlapping bit of muscle. So yes, if you build them up enough all three or four the intersect in that same area. Plus you train the pelvic floor. There's a good chance that it'll be just a strong as it ever was and the longer you maintain it in good order. They're stronger. It should get because that other area with fasting will shrink and go away as its material the body no longer needs. But if you cut it, there's a chance that you could have problems with malfunctionality. And also you never actually fix the original problem. You only put a band-aid over it. Look at the surgery videos and look at the atrophy in the muscle. There's no shape to it at all. When you're a teen right below your penis, you have a little almost hump that moves up into your abs it forms. I can arrow from your abs pointing at your penis if you're in good shape. Most don't have that when they get older. It's completely flat like a female except men don't have a round tendon there. Even with the mesh without reinforcing the area by rebuilding it because two things can't occupy the space at one time. So you can either have muscle or you can have a hernia. You can't have both and none of the videos that I saw or any of the surgical presentations. Were any of the muscles in good shape even in trained athletes And if you go to surgical route, just know you should read the complications list and look at the amount of rework that's necessary because the first surgery wasn't successful even with hernia mesh. There are men that are permanently flawed because of the hernia mesh I bet you there would be a direct correlation between a faulty pelvic floor and male prostate gland problems and bladder problems so you can put a band-aid over it or you can fix it. However, a tear will heal better than a surgical cut. It's completely up to you.

[@MandiMomOf8Channel]

I just got an umbilical hernia lifting my one and a half year old.

[@gipadang9815]

I got inguinal hernia 2015, 9 year later 2024 still dont want surgery. Just doing plank and other exercise.

[@subbiahnaidu3241]

How can you sir

[@birdost8933]

Hello, do you do weight training and push-ups?

[@mickmurphy5680]

What's plank, please

[@gipadang9815]

@@mickmurphy5680 focus exercise for low abdomen

[@beaubleu1]

I have an inguinal hernia in its early stage and I don't believe for one moment that you cannot heal yourself from it. I really hate when medical professionals speak as if they know all the answers when a lot of the times in reality they don't.

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Good luck

[@francoisBonin-phils]

i have also one that i can push back with yoga exercise of abdomen retraction and little massage

[@spunyabanta]

Hey did you get the solution

[@suganyas62]

​@@francoisBonin-philsdid ur hernia resolved?

[@tuanfro]

I've done some research and after a few weeks have dramatically reduced my symptoms already even whilst still working actively.

[@nickdaskalakis9289]

What about collagen? Is that something that can help to rebuild tissue in these matters

[@lucasmaicelilopes7057]

Zinco, cooper, vitamina C and lots od amino acids!

[@Sean-h4l]

@@lucasmaicelilopes7057 Correctamundo Lucas! However, it's always best to use an actual truly Natural form of vitamin C supplement, such as ACEROLA CHERRY, or CAMU CAMU. These naturally contain ALL the necessary accessory Phytonutrients including many many Bioflavonoids and Enzymes which are essential for Repairing the COLLAGEN in the damaged FASCIAL and other CONNECTIVE Tissue. These taken 4 times daily, plus suitable Yoga ABDOMINAL ISOLATION exercises such as NAULI done twice daily, plus plenty of good quality Sleep may well help. The old MAXALDING techniques also included various Abdominal Isolation exercises!

[@privateconfidential4775]

Deceptive title implies healing and closing Hernia: Should be called Controlling Hernia Symptoms

[@PETERJOHN101]

Fabulously informative and to the point. Thank you, Doctor.

[@privateconfidential4775]

Deceptive title implies healing and closing Hernia: Should be called Controlling Hernia Symptoms

[@vegan4life532]

I would keep the hernia inside by using a truss, do dry fasting, water fasting and juice fasting as the intestines will reduce in size when not used over time. Reverse gravity when possible with an inversion table or slant board and follow the recommended exercises as can be found on line and in videos.

[@lovespirituallife]

it is a click- bait title since he tells us there are no good solutions without surgery.

[@chrismapepa669]

Good explanation here even the slowest learner understands and the English is good

[@savitamanral4419]

Dr please reply My brother already operation 2 times but after 3 year's again same hernia and Dr sayng again operation but we didn't follow what we'll do everytime same then operation

[@anuragsaini5741]

Please tell me kya solution hua 🙏

[@monicabond3218]

Thank you for posting this Doctor as you answered many of my concerns.Excellent article highly recommended!

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Thank you for your kind comment

[@drpravallikagora7049]

​@@thesurgicalscholarsir is it safe to go for 2 nd baby when we have umbilical hernia

[@selinb8845]

@@thesurgicalscholar Hi Doctor,I felt something in my groin area about 8 months ago ,you couldn’t see it from outside but I could feel almost like muscles got tender and stretched inside my right groin and could only feel it when I was standing up,I had some pressure in abdomen and pelvic area sometimes no other symptoms. I went to see a nurse practitioner he pressed with his fingers really hard in by abdomen and then he started to dig his fingers in my groin like pulling ,stretching all over it then he said might be small ingunial hernia. I got home and noticed I got a bulge in my groin raising outwards and then shooting pain on the bulge and abdominal pain ..I’m extremely upset about this .Did he make a tear on my abdominal wall ?

[@laszlonemet4425]

Mine still did not pop out, seems to be common weakness of the left side muskular system. walk with, rolly for years. Holdin it with belt and stocking, great relief

[@spunyabanta]

Hey is there any diet plan

[@laszlonemet4425]

@@spunyabanta don't overdevour, I'd say, no 'drink, no smoke' light short meals

[@markuse3472]

Hello, Scholar. How can we know if the hernia has been pushed back in or reduced? I push it back in so often daily. I will get a belt for it tomorrow. But I would like to know how can tell if it has been pushed back in before wearing the belt. Thank you.

[@lorrainemoore7397]

I push mine back a lot when lying down you can see your stomach go down I also wear special underwear and a hernia belt

[@markuse3472]

@@lorrainemoore7397 Having had the belt now for a while, the belt doesn't keep the hernia from pushing out all the time, and while it's not painful, it is annoying having it pup out, move around down there as it is trying to push out. Yes, lying down works well. There is special underwear for hernias? If so, where can I get them?

[@James-p6o1v]

Hernia repair is a relatively minor operation, usually in and out the same day. Why put it off.

[@john-carlosynostroza]

Well, possibly because they can go horribly wrong and statistically do go wrong at a higher rate than many other basic surgeries and can cause long-term complications. I have seen multiple people with that issue. Of course, many people have great success! Also, depending on your lifestyle, it may not be something that bothers you enough to get a surgery as every time you get even a basic surgery there is a risk of complications. but yeah, generally, get it done if you can and have the access there

[@voicevibes1244]

Thumbnail is deceptive. This is like a short film of horror on hernia

[@enriquelopez9124]

Awesome information on the different types of Hernia.

[@nagadorset]

Very helpful. Thank you for this best explanation I have viewed to date,.

[@jonathanschadenfreude9603]

why do i feel like i have to push my grape sized umbilicalhernia back in anytime im noticing its protruding?

[@Aigbomiaz]

I had diabetes 2019 then told I had to use insulin resistant for life and 2020 I got jailed for 3 days without my insulin with in the cell and my diet was changed cos I was in the police cell for 3 days till now I had no used insulin and my sugars level is good!! No more diabetes Symptoms and in 2022 I diagnosed hernia in my right abdomen and since then it getting bigger and days ago I went for appointment at the hospital and tomorrow is the surgery day!! I am just scared of the surgery I don’t want complications to Occur after the surgery… I don’t just want to!!! My questions is!!! HOW I MY SURE AFTER THE HERNIA SURGERY THE DIABETES SYMPTOMS WONT OCCURRED again??? The surgery is tomorrow I need a doctor who can lecture me in this aspect… thanks in advance

[@MILLICENTNYAKWARI]

😢i have hernia and am expectant...i see a dark side.. how can you advise me on this

[@MrPattyomally]

Contraption definition: a machine or device that appears strange, or unnecessarily, complicated, and often badly made or unsafe.😅 I’ve been wearing glasses and have bridge work in my mouth for 60 years and these contraptions!! Are more of an inconvenience than wearing a truss. The mesh was all good according to many doctors right?

[@haydenharris3059]

I’ve had two inguinal hernia mesh operations and both have failed after 6 months it’s thought because of constipation and wind problems. I’m waiting to see a surgeon again but wary of another procedure because of the risk. Thankfully I don’t have pain and my diet is better now. I don’t understand how the hernia finds it’s way out agin when there’s none dissolvable stitches and a mesh in place. Could you please explain as I’m completely confused. Thank you great video and very helpful. Hayden 😊

[@krippaxxuseredarlordofthes9940]

How did they fail? The mesh wandered or did it rip or got pushed through the hole?

[@haydenharris3059]

@@krippaxxuseredarlordofthes9940 This I don't know

[@haydenharris3059]

@@krippaxxuseredarlordofthes9940 This I don't know as of yet

[@monelleny]

Clear and concise. Thank you!

[@adolphustomah5785]

Thank you doctor for the hernia education. Actually I'm going through such condition but my question is this" can garlic or honey serve as remedies to hernia condition as well?

[@Youreout]

I'm no doctor but my answer would be, not a snowball's chance in hell.

[@thesurgicalscholar]

No, unfortunately honey and garlic are no good for a hernia.

[@rakeshreddy344]

My Biopsy report says ICPN with moderate atypia associated with non invasive of gallbladder.is it gallbladder cancer?

[@thismaneh1]

I have an inguinal herhea right now but no money for surgery I will be dead soon?😭 I missed my parents 💔

[@captainsaab8591]

Brother i had an bilateral hernia surgery done 1month back and and did alrasound today and they said it’s back for one side so money can’t buy you health and hernia is not life threatening you can live your whole life with it

[@thismaneh1]

@@captainsaab8591 thanks you give little hope again 😊

[@scottr3141]

Get a truss belt , and ball up a sock to put soft pressure on it, I did that for a year, and it seem to get rid of it.

[@thismaneh1]

Thank you so much for the idea I will try the truss maybe it will work for me too 🤕

[@thesurgicalscholar]

You need to discuss this with your surgeon. Good luck!

[@SolidNate99]

When we cut our skin, we dont say that it cant heal. Why is this so different?

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Typically, a hernia forms at a site of weakness, the normal anatomical structures are progressively stretched. Hence, it is unlike the example you highlighted.

[@margaretmakungu2761]

Thank you Doctor, but my problem is that one testes has been inside for many years, can I be operated, half of my body from head to leg is so painful

[@user-ey6ic3pb3sLizbel]

my husband having inguinal and ambalical herania.inguinal big one any problem.he didn't consalt a doctor

[@muzalmiadnan3728]

For inguinal hernia, i recommend ayuverdic treatment to avoid surgery. Do not drink cold and ice water during the treatment but hot ginger drink will help. Mine fully recovered in 2 months .

[@pradeepabalamurugan6624]

Which plave ayuverdic treatment pls rly

[@geethachandrasekaran5422]

Is it bilateral inguinal hernia and what was the size when you went for the Ayurveda treatment. Pls reply. What was the size of your hernia first and after treatment.

[@muzalmiadnan3728]

And it is still early stage at that time

[@muzalmiadnan3728]

After 2 months it is gone altogether

[@muzalmiadnan3728]

Ayuverdic doctor gave me: 1) one bottle of trikatu 2) one bottle of VCO + black seed That is all

[@nottypinoy]

My question. If the ing. hernia is fully reducible, does that make surgery easier/faster.?

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Potentially yes.

[@dkleath8697]

THANK YOU! This was Very Helpful > if Only my family would care to understand & "lend a hand" , this 👵wouldn't have to suffer quite so much for all these years...

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Good luck!

[@privateconfidential4775]

Deceptive title implies healing and closing Hernia: Should be called Controlling Hernia Symptoms

[@pauladee6937]

​@@privateconfidential4775 Exactly

[@girijabalaji6724]

I got 3thimes hernia operation again it has grown I don’t want to get operation so what to do pls reply

[@flowerbomb212]

Can it heal naturally when gyn surgeon cuts the umbilical mesh repair .I had ventral mesh repairin 2020 but my gyn surgeon cut through it in 2021 after doing a fibroids myomectomy.

[@hemantgaur2882]

Having Hitus Herniya any possibility of Curing

[@eion-stephenson]

I have overstretched my groin preparing for improved flexibility. It causes a bubble to present but pop back. On viewing my region, i can see an underdeveloped muscle where the issue is. I have shaved, K2 taped it, increased protein (whey) intake to 1 gms per Kg (75 gms/ day) and now do a series of gentle abb floor raises to rebu8ld the muscle. I also massage the area in multiple directions and allow sleep recovery after the exercise. Day 1 and i can already see the muscle recovery. I expect 4 weeks to full recovery. The cause was stretching too much in 1 go.

[@juliatwala8591]

I went to the first doctor and said i must leave then sec doc said i should do surgery wen i got to hospital doc number 3 said it is 1cm i must leave it as long it does not come out it's ok I'll try to keep like for now for as possible as i van cz cant predict life

[@APHS-B]

Yes, I do have a comment for those unwilling to put themselves on a surgery table. On my eighth year of left inguinal hernia, after briefly making all possible mistakes - short of irritating the spot - I discovered that choice of the appropriate underwear may be key. Briefly: use of two or three spandex men-thongs worn on top of each other has the effect of providing an outer flexible “wall” for the bulge, allowing for non-excessive bowel “leakage”, and avoidance of pressure on the bowel, keeping the incident always in check. Further, I suspect that, for those who recently developed hernia, the above setup (if carefully attended) may help heal the opening, while the “wound” remains fresh.

[@Paddy_King_Uganda]

Does it heal

[@Paddy_King_Uganda]

I am in Uganda and probably a young boy who cant access treatment...I need help ..I just got hernia

[@APHS-B]

@@Paddy_King_Uganda Hello. I am far from an expert, to medically advise you. Personally, though, I can tell you that if you very recently got inguinal hernia and the muscle tear has not yet healed, you might try to: 1) not ever press the bulge violently, 2) very carefully re-insert the bulge in the abdominal cavity, while lying down [just cap it with your hand, and it inserts itself], 3) wear three medium-tight spandex thongs (your size or one smaller) on top of each other, while lying down, always keeping the bulge within the abdominal cavity, and only then stand up, 4) avoid if possible any violent coughing, sneezing etc, or do so while sitting down, 5) try to urinate while holding the tear closed with your hand, or do not press it if it bulges, and recover it afterwards, while lying down. The goal is to keep the bulge inside for a 15-day period. It is possible that your tear may heal, keeping the bulge in. However, even so, you will always need to be careful for a long period of more than a year to not carry heavy weights, and let it get strong. After that you may start light half sit-ups, gradually increasing intensity, to see if the muscle gets stronger, and allows you to return to normal use. Always try not to press hard. Avoid getting into fights. You have my best wishes for recovery.

[@brainiac723]

I’ve been eating red meat everyday instead of chicken and my hernia is going away. I felt immediate changes after just two days. Red meat really repairs the body.

[@veganandlovingit]

Dumbest comment I've read this week

[@emmatheron4471]

Thank you Doctor. Finally i can understand clearly about my condition. I was put on te Emergency Theatre list at a Government Hosp but the day of the operation was sent home telling me to come back for the 4th time whilst having fever and immense abdiminal pain. The doctor told me (quote... when doctors and Anethetists hear patient has Porphiria, they panic...). What must i do now? I need this op asap. Emma

[@SiyaRam221]

Why these doctors always think operating is the only way to do it.. they saying its a physical defect.. then why broken bones joins itself just by aligning? Why a cut heals itself or with just some medication.. our body knows healing thing? This is a business..

[@raajnadar]

I can see a very small bump on my surgery site it is 2 months from my inscional hernia surgery repair with mesh! Is this normal? I wear a vest binder

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Please check with your healthcare team. Unfortunately it is not possible to comment on individual patients.

[@nash6310]

Mine reappeared 🥲🥲

[@raajnadar]

@@nash6310 How was that identified? With any test? And after how much time after the surgery?

[@reenkim2221]

Same to me it means it has occurred again

[@RaveeKumaar]

@@raajnadar Ultrasound scan

[@A.B.C.58]

thank u Dr. most informative video. I request u to give me link on bilateral parotid gland swelling giving puffy cheek appearance and understand it is chipmunk cheek. I am having this symptom but no pain. in both sides, I feel a thickened rigid muscle bilateral beneath the ear lobes on cheeks. I have drooling at night. I am not taking any drug nor met any dr. I wish to know about it. if you have already uploaded any video please give me the link. thank you.

[@DeborahErceg]

Yes I grew a lump look like a chipmunk but after a biopsy they called this “.Walfarin tumor benign and after 3 yrs I demanded they take it out size was 60x40 was successful ENT specialist. Were concerned near Parotid nerve but great surgeon and home after 2 days. Just numbness on my earlobe that’s all. Perfect operation. 😮

[@meghanhertzog2426]

Thank you for sharing I am 6 1/2 months pregnant with an umbilical hernia and they will not fix it until after I give birth, so the pain will just get worse until then. I can literally feel him kicking at it, at this point. 😫 So I am going to try getting a pregnancy belt or truss to help me until then.

[@reenkim2221]

I had two pregnancies with hernia that I never understood what was in me and when it was discovered I was taken direct to surgery. The hernia was big because of the Pregnancies. It has reoccurrenced and suffering alot

[@meghanhertzog2426]

@@reenkim2221 oh that's terrible as soon as I told them my symptoms they knew exactly what was going on but said they couldn't do the surgery until after I had the baby, and was sure I was done having children. This way the "lining repair" in my stomach would not be damaged again. It is a terrible, almost unbearable pain now that he is moving good. I can't believe you did it twice! 😫

[@mehrajunissa1205]

​@@meghanhertzog2426 How was it for you was it very painful Please reply

[@meghanhertzog2426]

@mehrajunissa1205 it was extremely painful, buckling pain. I would have to stand and lean on the wall or curl up on the floor. After having my 2nd child, I had it repaired and have not had any trouble since. The doctors want to make sure you are done having children before doing the hernia repair surgery. Hope this helps!

[@meghanhertzog2426]

I will say the pain comes and goes though. It is not constant. Mine usually would come randomly in the middle of the night.

[@sumeetb2629]

Respected Sir, thanks for explaining so nicely, I had been operated for Inguinal Hernia 9 months back,and a mess was inserted inside, but Hernia reoccured even after taking all minor precautions took rest for 6 months at home, is it possible that the mess was inserted properly please guide should I use Tuss thanks

[@RaveeKumaar]

How do you know that hernia reoccurred? Have you done any tests?

[@sumeetb2629]

@@RaveeKumaar Respected Sir I got my Sonography done , the report indicates Left inguinal hernia,and the Surgeon also confirmed its Hernia and I will have to be re operated once again, I have lost too much of weight and considering my health and weakness I fear thinking of operation I am 61 now, please guide thanks

[@RaveeKumaar]

@@sumeetb2629 Just take the multiple doctors opinion and decide yourself. I am not sure why it's reoccurred? You have a smoking habit?

[@sumeetb2629]

To be very honest I don't smoke at all, the main cause of my concern was the doctor who operated me went twice to change songs in his mobile in running operation, this attitude has hurt me too much, I cannot think of second operation , I get very upset due to the casual approach by Surgeon during operation till now Please guide thanks

[@sumeetb2629]

@Salisu Sani Thank you Sir

[@ebkdoggmouthrenegade1828]

"The Economic cost is my downfall, because I don't have health insurance. last week I went to Erlanger, to get them to burst a boil...which those doctors did nothing at all. But they still charged me $3,800...So I can imagine, how much it will cost to get surgery. And here I am, thinking all robbers wear black"😡

[@DestinyHeavens]

In Portugal it's free through public hospital and residency .

[@adrianpalmer9628]

I done a surgery an my hernia i cut 2 one time an now it com back should i cut it back ?

[@anuragsaini5741]

Please tell me kya solution hua 🙏

[@orlandolima9667]

I have got an inguinal hernia and I feel pain. Iam afraid of surgery, but I was told That there Is no other way to cure. Iam dressing a pressure underthrouser to avoid pain but i ďo not feel better.

[@Bikkufootballtalks]

Like how is your inguinal hernia?

[@allitchpanas5038]

Same I have inguinal hernia right now I feel the pain.

[@Bikkufootballtalks]

@@allitchpanas5038 did it pop up ?

[@allitchpanas5038]

I want a cure for hernia

[@Bikkufootballtalks]

@@allitchpanas5038 yoga

[@hardcoregym7316]

Great explanation. Great rebut to the claims that hernias can be repaired without surgery.

[@PaulSedubale-qj3gy]

Am in pain now for more than 5 months i went to hosiptal they told me am going for but its paining and its big when i rest it is not coming but if i started to stand and walk becoming too much big and pain its in my abdomen wall on right side

[@brainiac723]

I rubbed comfrey cream on my hernia and it helped tremendously. It’s almost gone.

[@bruiserb8116]

Will it work on testicles

[@brainiac723]

@@bruiserb8116I think it will. Adding comfrey cream to the Inguinal hernia area will correct testicular misalignment that comes with hernias. It did for me using comfrey cream.

[@thesurgicalscholar]

Please do not spread false information.

[@brainiac723]

@@bruiserb8116 I’ve been eating red meat everyday instead of chicken and my hernia is going away. I felt immediate changes after just two days. Red meat really repairs the body.

[@rebeccathomas811]

Dr can you please add to your videos about natural remedies for hemorrhoids; without surgery? Thanks

[@zz-ec]

vitamin c 3 grams daily(1×3) helped me after 3 weeks

[@abdullahy_dgaf]

Thanks Doctor great video at least I understood what hernia great explanation

[@CharlieBigi-bb3py]

I tried using hernia belt but I was in great pain for 3-4 day discomfort.

[@boredfive3001]

Did you use a belt before or after surgery?

[@sumitbhattacharya5568]

I have gone through the video here in. I am suffering from inguinal Hernia ( left sided). Now I want to get relief from this condition and need your valuable suggestions and guidelines. If truss helps to reduce the contents pl. Advice the best device available. I would request you to kindly help me.

[@spunyabanta]

Hey did you get the solution

[@iamcarefreedee]

I think I have the abdomen hernia for almost 2 years the emergency room told me it was xiophloid process but I don’t think it is

[@mariousalvinlacar699]

Sir is one of the cause of this one is eating to much?

[@kevindonahue7355]

Had hernia surgery on left grion last year have severe pain all the time 24 7 days a week

[@thesurgicalscholar]

I am sorry to hear that, please see the following;kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIfCaIGoi66botU

[@mariannelusamba5526]

@@thesurgicalscholar

[@claytonhubbard612]

The name of this video should be how to treat a hernia with a support you’re not really treating it you’re just supporting

[@boredfive3001]

I feel like i'm screwed. Damned if I do, damned if I don't.

[@hectorgomez9408]

I watched this with pain and I was at work and out my back brace on and my pain in groin went away and side ache

[@PavanKumar-pr1xj]

Hello doctor i am suffering few days ...herina is there any tablets to recover herinia plz reply me sir

[@Franktonixd.o.p]

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[@jojo14deguzman89]

Eating oatmeal could remove/dissolve the obstruction/bowel in the intestine trapped in the hernia.

[@teegotti7301]

Thank you best video I’m learning about hernia because my grandma has 2 if any advice people leave a comment

[@zayapourtarvirdi7751]

Thank you for sharing this amazing explanation.

[@privateconfidential4775]

Deceptive title implies healing and closing Hernia: Should be called Controlling Hernia Symptoms

[@privateconfidential4775]

Deceptive title implies healing and closing Hernia: Should be called Controlling Hernia Symptoms

[@actorva]

I had two doctors from Kaiser tell me this was nothing to worry about. They said just exercise, lose wieght and change my diet, and it will go away.

[@randipro]

Was it painful when u had hernia?

[@georgegravette1132]

Kaiser. Say no more.

[@JLamont45]

I have a hernia at the incision site of my stoma that was closed after colectomy and anal anastomosis. I hate it but my Surgeon 4:51 Is afraid to operate again because I’ve had 4 surgeries and have had adhesions and a twisted bowel previously. I haven’t had any adhesions for about 18 months and am exercising regularly. I’m 57 yrs old and my wife, who has been through her own hell with breast cancer, is fine with it but it still really bothers me. Anything?? I have a J-pouch by the way and it works rather well.

[@thesurgicalscholar]

I am unable to provide individual patient advice. Hernia repair in general or in specific situations is best addressed by surgeons who have experience and interest in complex repairs. At times a second opinion from a surgeon with professed interest in the arena may help.

[@JLamont45]

@@thesurgicalscholar thank you.

[@rebeccathomas811]

Dr What about if I have hiatal hernia? What do I need to do? Thanks

[@rebeccathomas811]

Can you please send me your email address To be able to see your reply😊

[@gracekaputa2765]

My baby she has hernia what can I do please help

[@davidmorris2233]

Thank you very much for doing this video been a great help

[@privateconfidential4775]

Deceptive title implies healing and closing Hernia: Should be called Controlling Hernia Symptoms

[@Theconfident4]

Hernia CAN'T BE TREATED WITHOUT SURGERY, OK.

[@earthquakemagoon2505]

What about the use of ice?

[@nooneknows6507]

I had hernia during highschool,thankedful that I pushed it back😅..it doesn't come out again . But I can't do that to my son now 😢

[@Paddy_King_Uganda]

Hey ...Can you tell me how

[@Paddy_King_Uganda]

I am in pain

[@mattcross297]

This guy is obviously drumming up some business. I had an Inguinal hernia that i treated using pretty much all the methods he mentioned that don't work. I didnt try traditional medicine. Self treatment is possible, you just need to be committed to it.

[@stankobby9168]

Can you show me how you did it

[@nobshistoryengineering4421]

Wrong. People have healed hernias without surgery... large hernias too, not just ones that aren't visible. It's hilarious how clueless some people are, doctors or not. You are saying it's a physical defect thus cannot heal, yet when someone cuts their skin, it heals, which is a physical defect, just like a broken bone or an over-stretched tendon, ligament, whatever. These all can heal naturally. The bowel recedes through the hole, and then this allows the defect to heal/close. You're a doctor? Embarrassing. Yet you tell people not to spread false information. Shame on you.

[@birdost8933]

How can an inguinal hernia heal without surgery? I had an inguinal hernia surgery and I think mine was unsuccessful.

[@JerryArandela]

What about the incisional hernia

[@holograph5748]

Hey great Video. Thanks for sharing.

[@JigsawPuzzleConnection]

We know what it is if we are here. Just want to know the fix.

[@boredfive3001]

You get it fixed yet? (IE; surgery?)

[@KimSenior]

Very good informative video.

[@umeromaanbilal9538]

Sir please help me about ambilicl harnia

[@umeromaanbilal9538]

Ambilical harnia treatment with surgery What I can do exercise