#hernia surgery

[allupallu]

It's been half a year since my surgery! Last year around the same time was scary, because I didn't know what's wrong with my body. I'm glad I went through with it, it was worth it. I'm grateful that the surgeon improved the quality of my life 😊 So many people were there for me, which warmed my heart ❤️ The surgeon was also glad that my symptoms diappeared, that's why I'll keep the promise that I can manage my stress, because I don't want to let him nor myself down nor let our efforts go to waste. My digestive system is much better thanks to probiotics and being kinder to myself, which reduces stress. My friends and family remind me to not to burn myself out 🥺

[suburblocal]

Your Pre-Hernia Surgery Checklist - Suburblocal

From pre-op planning to home recovery, here's how to prep for hernia surgery in Melbourne with guidance from a female colorectal surgeon.

If you’ve been advised to undergo hernia surgery in Melbourne, it’s natural to feel a mix of relief and anxiety. Relief, because you’re taking steps to fix the discomfort and risk of complications that hernias can bring. Anxiety, because surgery of any kind brings questions and concerns. Fortunately, with proper planning and guidance, you can approach your procedure with confidence.

[cottoncandiescupcakes]

My cat Muffin keeping me company as I decompose on my parents living room floor in the worst pain of my life waiting for hernia disc surgery in a week ilu Muffin I love cats

[surgery-blog]

Inguinal (Groin) Hernia: Management and Treatment

Everything you want to know about treatment for Inguinal Hernia: Presentation, Symptoms, Risks, Diagnosis, Laparoscopic, Open or Robotic Sur

[vetintraining]

I know I have some pretty young vet students and pre-vets followers that have never seen a hernia and how to treat it! 

Basically,  a hernia occurs when an internal part of the body pushes through a weakness in the muscle or surrounding tissue wall.

So that huge ball in the kitty’s abdomen have its intestines moving around.

DISCLAIMER: This video contains graphic images.

[allupallu]

The surgery went smoothly and I'm stable. I was emotional after waking up, nurse comforted me and we talked a lot. My energy levels are very limited, but altleast I have less brainfog. The staff is so nice, I probably thanked them too much, I was so happy that I went through with it. Thanks yall

[allupallu]

GOOD NEWS! My surgeon called me today and I've been scheduled for surgery on August 8th! I'm very happy about it 😊 I am a bit nervous, but I'm not scared. I can finally get that hernia repaired, but before that I have to go to the hospital for some testing, to make sure everything is alright.

[allupallu]

It's been two months since my hernia surgery, made this drawing based on the photo I took of myself on surgery day evening, when the silly mood from general anesthesia started to wear off. It shows exactly how I have been feeling since this Monday. I feel terrible, I feel like crying. One health problem ended, only for another one to rise. I feel sorry for my surgeon, he did a wonderful job, and know I'm causing him a headache. He was worried and told me to hang in there, when I left. Show must go on, and hopefully tomorrow I'll get to the bottom of what's causing my symptoms.