Post-Hernia Surgery: Concerns About Enlarged Testicle and Next Steps
Post-Hernia Surgery Four years after hernia surgery, the left testicle has become the size of a duck egg, but it is not painful. The doctor initially said it would gradually return to its original size, but it has not. Will this condition lead to any complications in the long ter...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
If there has been no improvement after 4 years, it is recommended to return to the original surgeon's clinic for follow-up examinations.[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery: Concerns About Enlarged Testicle and Next Steps
Post-Hernia Surgery: Addressing Testicular Displacement Concerns
Testicular displacement after hernia surgery? Hello, I would like to ask a question! I just underwent surgery for an inguinal hernia in my right lower abdomen. Five days later, I noticed that my right testicle has moved up into my abdominal area and cannot descend. The doctor sai...
Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Since you just had hernia surgery, it is recommended that you discuss this situation with your original surgeon and explore any possible solutions. As for whether the surgery caused this issue, only you are aware of your condition prior to the operation.[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery: Addressing Testicular Displacement Concerns
Understanding Post-Hernia Surgery: Addressing Pain and Swelling
Post-Hernia Surgery Hello doctor, it has been two months since my hernia surgery, and I still have some swelling and pain. Could this be a seroma? How should it be treated? Thank you.
Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Simply describing a "slightly swollen" state does not allow for confirmation of whether it falls within the reasonable range post-surgery. Generally, after hernia surgery, each layer of subcutaneous tissue that is opened must be repaired and sutured, which often leads t...[Read More] Understanding Post-Hernia Surgery: Addressing Pain and Swelling
Understanding Post-Hernia Surgery: Hard Lump Near Incision
Hernia surgery wound lump? Hello Doctor, I had hernia surgery three weeks ago and a synthetic mesh was used. Recently, I have noticed a hard protruding lump near the incision site. It doesn't hurt most of the time, but it does hurt when pressed. Is this normal? How long will...
Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
The artificial mesh used in hernia repair interacts with surrounding tissues to create a reinforcing effect on the abdominal wall, reducing the chances of recurrence. Generally, its position is deeper and not easily accessible. Based on your description of a hard protruding lump ...[Read More] Understanding Post-Hernia Surgery: Hard Lump Near Incision
Post-Hernia Surgery: Occasional Pain During Exercise and Coughing
Occasional sharp pain one year after hernia surgery? It has been a year since the surgery, and I usually don't have any problems. However, when I do sit-ups, I feel a stabbing or pulling sensation in my abdomen, and coughing too hard also causes pain. I would like to ask the...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Hernia surgery typically involves the placement of a prosthetic mesh at the surgical site to prevent recurrence. It is normal to experience nerve pain at the wound site due to scar tissue, which usually improves over time. Activities that significantly increase abdominal pressure...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery: Occasional Pain During Exercise and Coughing
Post-Hernia Surgery Pain: Is It Normal to Experience Discomfort?
Pain after hernia surgery is common? I would like to ask if it is normal to experience unexplained sharp pain at the surgical site 18 days after my hernia surgery, which involved a mesh implant. Additionally, I have noticed swelling around the area near the incision. What could b...
Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: If you are still experiencing pain 18 days post-surgery, you can apply a warm compress and take pain relievers as needed. Be sure to drink plenty of water. If you have a urinary tract infection and the symptoms are severe, you should consult a urologist. The Changhua Hospi...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery Pain: Is It Normal to Experience Discomfort?
Post-Hernia Surgery: Running and Weightlifting Risks Explained
Hernia surgery Hello, I am an 18-year-old male. I had traditional hernia surgery 80 days ago. Recently, I went jogging for 40 minutes and sometimes do weight training. Will this affect the healing of my wound? Is there a risk of recurrence?
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Jogging is fine, but caution is needed with weight training. If intra-abdominal pressure is too high, there is a possibility of recurrence. It is recommended to use a hernia belt to protect the surgical site during weight training, which may help reduce the risk of recurrence.[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery: Running and Weightlifting Risks Explained
Post-Hernia Surgery: Recovery Time and When to Resume Judo Training
Post-hernia surgery Hello Doctor, I had a hernia surgery performed by Dr. Tseng at Renai Hospital in Taichung on Monday, August 4th. The stitches were removed on Saturday, and the next day the wound opened up. Is this too early for the stitches to be removed? As an athlete practi...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
In the case of traditional hernia surgery, the stitches can typically be removed after about five to seven days, depending on the healing status of the wound. As for when you can resume vigorous activities post-surgery, it generally takes at least one to two months, again dependi...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery: Recovery Time and When to Resume Judo Training
Post-Hernia Surgery Recovery: When Can Athletes Resume Intense Training?
Post-Hernia Surgery Hello Doctor, I had a hernia surgery performed by the renowned Dr. Tseng at Renai Hospital in Taichung on Monday, August 4th. The stitches were removed on Saturday, but the next day the wound opened up. Could this be due to the stitches being removed too early...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
In the case of traditional hernia surgery, the stitches can typically be removed about five to seven days post-operation, depending on the healing status of the wound. As for when you can resume vigorous activities, it generally takes at least one to two months, again depending o...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery Recovery: When Can Athletes Resume Intense Training?
Post-Hernia Surgery Pain: Should I Be Concerned About Future Pregnancy?
Postoperative pain after hernia surgery and questions regarding childbirth? Hello Doctor: I had a hernia surgery when I was in the fourth grade of elementary school, and I am a girl. Now I am 18 years old. I don't remember if I was running around or jumping shortly after the...
Dr. Wang Zhitang Reply:
Hello Erica: Regarding your question, you had surgery for a hernia in the fourth grade, and now that you are eighteen, it has been seven or eight years since the surgery. You occasionally experience pain whether standing or sitting. After hernia surgery, some individuals may deve...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery Pain: Should I Be Concerned About Future Pregnancy?
Post-Hernia Surgery: Safe Exercises to Prevent Recurrence
Hernia I had hernia repair surgery about two months ago. I'm afraid of a recurrence, so I haven't done much exercise. Recently, I've noticed that my lower abdomen is getting bigger. I would like to know if it's safe to do sit-ups or push-ups after the surgery,...
Dr. Niu Zhenyuan Reply:
Dear questioner: Individuals with a larger abdomen are generally those who are over-nourished and live a life of comfort. Patients who have undergone hernia surgery should ideally rest completely. If exercise is necessary, it is best to use an abdominal binder for protection. Aft...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery: Safe Exercises to Prevent Recurrence
Post-Hernia Surgery Dizziness: Causes and Solutions Explained
Feeling faint after hernia surgery? Hello Doctor: Since I had hernia surgery last week, I sometimes feel dizzy and unable to walk when I stand up. It has been four days since my discharge. Why am I still experiencing this condition? Could it be related to anemia, or is there anot...
Dr. Niu Zhenyuan Reply:
Xiao Qi: Hernia surgery is not a major operation, and the blood loss is minimal, so the chance of anemia is low. One should consider the factors related to anesthesia, or it could be due to orthostatic hypotension from suddenly standing up after lying down. If you still experienc...[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery Dizziness: Causes and Solutions Explained
Post-Hernia Surgery Discomfort: Is It Normal and When to Seek Help?
Hernia complications? Hello Doctor, I had surgery for a left-sided hernia during the summer two years ago. Since then, whenever I engage in work or activities that increase abdominal pressure, I feel a pulling discomfort at the surgical site. I have to press on the area with my h...
Dr. Lin Shuilong Reply:
First, it is recommended that you visit a hospital to confirm whether your hernia has recurred or to consider potential postoperative complications. However, it is still advised to avoid vigorous activities in your daily life.[Read More] Post-Hernia Surgery Discomfort: Is It Normal and When to Seek Help?