- male
- 40 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've been dealing with both hernia and piles and I'm not sure which one needs treatment first Should I consider surgery for either of these conditions Also is it safe to get a full body massage for pain relief with these issues
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The best treatment for a hernia is to get surgery. Your doctor will tell you the surgery procedure after looking at the condition. Basically, there are three procedures for hernia repair; Laparoscopy, open repair, and robotic repair. Both hernia and piles need treatment.
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