Hernia Surgery

Expert Laparoscopic and Mesh Repair for All Types of Hernia.

Overview

The GI Surgery division manages all types of abdominal wall and diaphragmatic hernias using evidence-based surgical approaches. Surgeons use advanced laparoscopic and open mesh techniques to restore the abdominal wall’s integrity and prevent recurrence.

Conditions We Treat

  • Inguinal Hernia: Common in men; occurs when intestine pushes through the groin.
  • Umbilical Hernia: Bulge near the navel; linked to obesity or pregnancy.
  • Hiatal Hernia: Stomach slides into chest through diaphragm.
  • Incisional / Ventral Hernia: Develops at previous surgery site.
  • Femoral Hernia: Below groin crease, common in women.
  • Epigastric Hernia: Upper abdominal wall protrusion.

Inguinal Hernia

Symptoms

  • Bulge in the groin: Visible when standing or coughing
  • Pain or heaviness: In the lower abdomen
  • Burning sensation: Or pressure in the groin

Treatment

  • Laparoscopic Hernioplasty: Minimally invasive mesh repair.
  • Open Mesh Repair: For larger or recurrent hernias.

Umbilical Hernia

Symptoms

  • Bulge or swelling: Near the belly button
  • Pain or pressure: While bending or coughing

Treatment

  • Laparoscopic Mesh Repair: Reinforces abdominal wall with minimal pain.
  • Open Repair: For large or recurrent hernias.

Ventral / Incisional Hernia

Symptoms

  • Bulge or swelling: Along scar line
  • Pain and discomfort: On exertion

Treatment

  • Laparoscopic Mesh Repair: For smaller or moderate defects.
  • Component Separation Technique: For complex or giant hernias.

Hiatal Hernia

Symptoms

  • Heartburn: And regurgitation
  • Difficulty swallowing
  • Chest pain: Or discomfort

Treatment

  • Lifestyle & Medication: PPIs, smaller meals, weight control.
  • Laparoscopic Fundoplication: Surgical tightening of diaphragm opening.

Femoral Hernia

Symptoms

  • Lump below the groin: Or upper thigh
  • Sharp pain: During movement

Treatment

  • Laparoscopic Mesh Repair: Minimally invasive and effective.
  • Emergency Surgery: If hernia becomes trapped.

Epigastric Hernia

Symptoms

  • Small lump or pain: In upper abdomen
  • Tenderness: When coughing or straining

Treatment

  • Open or Laparoscopic Mesh Repair: Simple day-care procedure.
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