Understanding Hernias in Women: Surgery, Pregnancy, and Recovery
Female hernia I had a hernia since childhood, and it only bothers me occasionally as I grew up. I would like to ask the doctor if the discomfort might worsen during pregnancy, and whether it is necessary to undergo surgery beforehand. How long after surgery can I try to conceive?...
Dr. Niu Zhenyuan reply Surgery
The main cause of female inguinal hernias is incomplete closure of the inguinal canal, resulting in swelling of the labia majora when standing, which diminishes when lying down. Some women have congenital incomplete closure of the inguinal canal, while others may develop hernias ...[Read More] Understanding Hernias in Women: Surgery, Pregnancy, and Recovery
Post-Surgery Swelling: Causes and Quick Recovery Solutions
Postoperative swelling Two days after my appendectomy, I noticed that the area around the surgical wound began to swell, forming a mass approximately 13 cm in diameter, which was painful to the touch. On the third day post-surgery, I also started to notice bruising. I began eatin...
Dr. Niu Zhenyuan reply Surgery
There are primarily three reasons for swelling at the surgical site: 1. Hematoma due to inadequate hemostasis; 2. Infection leading to suppuration; 3. Liquefaction of subcutaneous fat. Based on the information provided, it is likely a subcutaneous hematoma. If it is small, it can...[Read More] Post-Surgery Swelling: Causes and Quick Recovery Solutions
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