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Men tend to show different signs of hernias than women. Find out why and learn about the most common hernia types and symptoms found in men.

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True or False: It’s not possible for a hernia to return after it’s treated.

Take control of your hernia care by learning more about what a hernia is, the repair process to fix a hernia, and the available treatments and mesh types.

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Did You Know…Small-to-moderate femoral hernias may not show any symptoms while moderate-to-large femoral hernias may require immediate attention?

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Umbilical hernias that appear during adulthood may cause pain or abdominal discomfort. Do you think you or a loved one may be experiencing an umbilical hernia? Download our latest checklist to see the signs and symptoms of an umbilical hernia.

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Hernias can impact your day-to-day life, causing worry and pain. Luckily, they can be treated! Read advice and guidance for hernia prevention, treatment and recovery from a consultant general and colorectal surgeon.

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Hear expert advice about a common health issue Surgeon tackles frequently asked questions about one of the most common health issues to affect people in Wales

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Do you think you or a loved one may have a hernia? Learn more about the common signs and symptoms, potential causes, and risk factors on our all-new page on hernia diagnosis.

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If you're overweight, ask your doctor about the potential benefits of losing weight before a hernia procedure—it can make surgery easier, may decrease post-op complications, and more. Read this week’s blog to learn more.

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Do you or a loved one have a hernia that needs to be repaired? Learn more about robotic hernia surgery and ask your doctor whether it is an option for your hernia repair.

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What is robotic hernia repair? A hernia is a hole in the tissues that make up the belly/abdomen. Heather West explains the ins and outs of robotic hernia repair.

Did You Know…HerniaInfo.com makes it easy to understand common hernia-related terms with our handy Hernia Repair Glossary?

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Are you a woman suffering from a hernia? Women tend to show different signs than men. Find out why and learn about the most common hernia types and symptoms found in women.

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You may have a hernia and not even know it! Listen to what Dr. Samuel Bae from Advent Health has to say to learn more on how to spot, treat, and reduce the risks of developing one.

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Hernias: These are the most common ones AdventHealth Orlando's Dr. Samuel Bae discusses hernias in this House Calls segment. He discussed common hernias, their causes, signs and symptoms, and when you should seek treatment.

So, you have a hernia. But how do you know if it's time for surgery? Learn more in this article from Hartford HealthCare.

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Innovations in surgical mesh are enabling new pathways for repair options. Learn more about the mesh technologies that have been introduced for hernia repair.

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Without making proper lifestyle changes following hernia repair surgery, you may increase your risks of having a hernia recurrence?

Find out how you can avoid a “Groundhog Day” hernia issue.

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Learn more about the mesh options that can be used in hernia repair surgery, including bioresorbable mesh.



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Small-to-moderate hernias oftentimes don’t come with any symptoms. However, some hernias may cause a large, noticeable bulge and come with a dull, aching pain or discomfort. Learn about the telltale signs that you should see a doctor.

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Think you may have a hernia? Or is it something else? Learn more in “What Can Be Mistaken for a Hernia?” Unveiling Crucial Insights and Misconceptions.

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"What Can Be Mistaken For a Hernia?" Unveiling Crucial Insights and Misconceptions | Business Upturn Waxahachie, Oct. 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Waxahachie, Texas – The Iskandar Complex Hernia Center pioneers on demystifying the complexities of hernias, shedding light on common misconceptions and underlining the significance of early diagnosis. A groundbreaking article titled “What Can Be Mi...

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Hernias are a very common medical condition. While hernias can oftentimes be painless, it is important to understand the potential causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment options to help prevent further complications.

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Think you may have a hernia? Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with a hernia? Drop us a line below ⬇️⬇️⬇️ and let us know what you’d like to learn more about!

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When it comes to controlling symptoms of a hiatal hernia, eating smart and living a healthier lifestyle can play an important role. Learn about what foods to incorporate and foods to avoid to help reduce common symptoms.

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Did you know… There are 3 primary surgical options for hernia repair. Learn more about each of them on our Surgical Options page.

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Hernia Info wishes you a safe, happy, and healthy start to the new year! Start the year off strong by following these 5 simple steps to lower your risk of developing a hernia.

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2024 is right around the corner. Making a resolution (and sticking to it!) like quitting smoking, losing a couple pounds, or being more mindful with manual labor can not only help you lead a healthier life, but can help you lower your risk of developing a hernia.



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