- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
my dog had surgery 2 weeks ago and seemed fine until yesterday when the local vet prescribed Zerodol and Taxim saying the fat coming from stitches was normal but today she vomited twice and now im really worried why this is happening
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View allmy husband had mesh inguinal hernia surgery 2 weeks back and stopped all meds as advised but still feels pain inside the surgery area when sitting though it's fine when lying down is this normal and how long until full recovery
Around 4-6 weeks.Also follow-up with general surgeon opinion is advised to the patient.
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I'm dealing with a hernia and feeling really concerned about whether there's a way to manage it without undergoing surgery. Is surgery always necessary, or are there alternative treatments? Also, I'm really into fitness and hit the gym regularly. Is it safe to continue my workouts with a hernia if I don't get it operated on? Would love to hear your thoughts on this!
-A hernia typically requires surgery to fully heal, as it won't go away on its own. While some people may manage mild symptoms with lifestyle adjustments, it's generally not recommended to exercise vigorously or go to the gym without getting it treated, a
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My father was diagnosed with an umbilical hernia at Apollo Hospital Nellore and the laparoscopic surgeon recommended surgery, saying medicines won't help. His abdomen has been slightly bigger for the past year with swelling at the umbilical area. Just wanted to check if surgery is really the only option or if tablets can cure it. Also, which is better open surgery or laparoscopic? And is there a risk of infection if we go with mesh repair?
Surgery is important in this case. Take care.
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