- Male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've been dealing with a fistula in ano for the last four months and my doctor recommended surgery. Is there any way to treat this without going under the knife? I'm 30 and really worried about the procedure are there other options that could work for me?
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View allI have an 11 mm supra umbilical hernia and need to decide between laparoscopic surgery with 2 ports and a 10-15 mm incision or open surgery. Both seem to have similar pain levels post-op. From a medical standpoint, which option would be better for me?
For an 11 mm supraumbilical hernia, laparoscopic surgery with two ports and a 10-15 mm incision is generally considered the better option from a medical standpoint. While both approaches can result in similar post-operative pain levels, laparoscopic repair typically leads to a faster recovery, a lower risk of complications, and potentially better cosmetic outcomes
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What problems do doctors usually face during laparoscopic surgery whether it's a short or long procedure I'm working on a robotic arm project for voice-controlled laparoscopy and need to understand the real challenges surgeons deal with like instrument handling or visibility issues during operations
Cardiac arrhythmias. Puncture of internal organs or the body's main artery (aorta) Bleeding into the abdominal cavity. Blood clots in the veins of the legs.
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My mom is 61 years old and weighs 54 kg she just got diagnosed with an umbilical hernia based on her USG report. Right now she isn't feeling any pain, but I'm worried about whether she needs surgery. If surgery is necessary, would laparoscopic or open surgery be better for her
sx is option only.
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