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Hello,Since pain is usually the body's language to tell us something is "wrong," if can feel quite disconcerting. In the case of post-surgical pain, occasional discomfort is to be expected.If the pain is so severe that it interferes with normal activities, is worsening, or is associated with fever and discharge near the wound, you should be examined by a physician. For most patients, the spontaneous aches and pains after surgery resolve within 6-8 weeks.
Dear Realselfer, Although it would be odd to have a recurrence so soon from your operative date, it is possible that you have a recurrence. If you are experiencing severe pain, nausea/vomiting, fever/chills you should seek medical help immediately. Otherwise you should contact your surgeon and...
Hello, Thank you for your question. I am sorry to read about the new lump and your frustration with not feeling your concern was appropriately addressed. Recurrence of umbilical hernias after surgery do occur. While it is not possible to diagnose an umbilical hernia without a...
Hernias are probably one of the most under appreciated problems and you are proof of this as they can be like a snow ball that starts rolling down a hill. It is a tough situation, but I would suggest going to see an academic surgeon who has a lot of experience with abdominal wall reconstruction...