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Hernia surgery
Got operated for inguinal hernia( open surgery, both left and right) ,on June 1st. I was on bed rest until June 10 but post that when I started walking a bit, I am having a lot of pain very frequently, specifically on the right. Usually, the pain starts with sensation and after sometime my back also starts paining.
Now I can not even stand for more than 5 minutes and not even able to sit straight.
Whenever I sit, I can feel there is something hard inside when between my legs and lower abdomen.
Also, there is a continuous mild pain in my lower abdomen.
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The mesh that is placed for hernia repair may give a sensation of a foreign body during the first month, which is normal. However if the pain is very severe then review with the surgeon .
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U need examination
To evaluate any infection or collection
Usually mild pain and swelling is there
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