Sports hernia surgery recovery time
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bad news is it will not fix itself so surgery is needed almost all the time, good news is; the surgery is performed as an outpatient procedure without hospital stay depending on recovery time and its sorta cheap depending on what you would call cheap, i had mine done overseas 18 years ago and i stayed in the hospital for two days because i had a tonsil infection (unrelated to the surgery) all for around $1200, nowadays a good urologist with laparoscopic surgery will get it done as an outpatient
I am 28 years old with what is likely a sports hernia. There is no noticeable bulge or hernia, and the pain has become unbearable and will confine me to a bed for a week or two at a time. The pain originally manifested in my testicles, but recently I feel pressure in my groin area, resulting in a pinched feeling in my femoral nerves.
I've consulted both Dr. Krischkan in Ohio and Dr. Petersen in Nevada, and both do a modified Shouldice (i.e., 2 layers vs. the traditional 4). Dr.
Hi aliparkone,
If she has undergone a laparoscopic surgery, the recovery time is faster.She can go home in 2-3 days.She might have pain at the surgery site for which pain killers can be taken.Generally a semi-solid diet is presribed from the 2nd or 3rd day during the first week. If the semi-solid diet is tolerated well, then other foods can be slowly introduced. This usually takes 2-3 weeks.Complete recovery takes 2-3 weeks.
My question is what will the recovery be like. I looked up the recovery for a gallbladder surgery and recovery for hiatal hernia repair and I think I am in for a lot of pain and weight loss. the weight loss I can take. But the pain I am not looking forward to. I will be home during the day by myself. Would I be able to take care of myself and what will the recovery be like. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
There are a lot of factors that will determine recovery time such as how physically fit you are before surgery, any complications, and any other medical conditions you may have. You'll need at least two weeks and even then you shouldn't go full-bore back into your full pre-op activities if you're typically very physically active. Most GB surgeries are done laparascopically these days, which can be deceiving because you only have three or four small wounds that are visible.
This can be repaired through surgery. Recovery time varies depending on the size of the hernia, the technique used, age and presence of underlying medical condition. However, a hernia can recur up to several years after repair. I hope this helps. This link may be helpful: http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/inguinalhernia/#diagnosis
Take care and best regards.
I saw an orthopedic surgeon who didn’t think my symptoms matched a labrum tear but probably sports hernia. I had another MRI that showed I did not have sports hernia. I also had a scrotum ultrasound that showed nothing wrong with testicles.
My question is, can a hip labrum tear cause sharp pain when the muscles are firing for ejaculation? My ortho didn’t think so but after the clean sports hernia mri we are discussing possible labrum surgery.
I am an law enforcement officer and the doctor said I could resume full unrestricted duty in a week. I have been doing research on the procedure and it seems the average recovery time is about two weeks but people are still not able to lift items or do strenuous activities. My concern is my equipment which weighs about 12lbs around my waist and my vest. I am also concerned about my ability to engage in physical activity if I have to defend myself.
This was my second surgery (first... removal of ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids). My recent surgery was also to repair a small hernia and removing bowel adheshions (scar tissue). Both are believed to be a result of my first surgery - possibly returning to work and daily activity too soon.
I have 2 questions?
First, what is a recommend timeframe to resume daily activities (I.e.driving,etc.). My tentative return tobwork dare isn't until July.
And...
I am quite fit and physically healthy (eat well, swim at least once a week)
so I am going to have the surgery in the summer holidays this year and was wondering what the average recovery time was (preferably for someone like me or your own personal experiances)
also when are you allowed to do sports again, how long you stay in hospital and if you are allowed to fly afterwards.
The patient may have to use specially designed corsets and braces for some time. These help the hernia to fall back into place. The symptoms subside and the person is fit to resume normal life. He/she may have to avoid high impact and force sports for life, but other than this can lead a normal life/dance (for fun), play sports casually, run, jog, cycle, swim etc.
Sometimes, despite all treatments the disc does not fall back in place. A surgery may then be required. Take care!
Hi everyone,
A bit of background...I have a 7-8cm cyst on my left ovary. CA125 of 10, ultrasound shows no sign of a malignancy, so they are not too concerned about that. Dr. I was seeing wasn't confident in doing a cyst this size laparoscopically so he referred me to another Dr who is apparently an "expert" in removing large cysts like this by "bagging" it and removing it that way through the tiny incision instead of having open surgery.
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