Posted in General Articles, Hernia HealthBy David Albin, MD
As the name implies, complex hernias are hernias that are not the usual type of hernia. Often these hernias have been present for a long period of time and have not been treated. Patients who develop complex hernias usually tell us that they have had a hernia for years but... Read more
Posted in General Articles, Hernia Health, Treatment & TechnologyBy David Albin, MD
Hernias are most commonly located in the groin or umbilical region. However, hernias may occur in any location in the abdomen. Many patients self-diagnose their hernias. The symptoms of a hernia include: Swelling or bulge beneath abdominal or groin skin. The bulge may disappear when lying down. Pain or discomfort... Read more
Posted in General Articles, Hernia Health, Treatment & TechnologyBy David Albin, MD
Yes, it is possible to avoid hernia treatment in certain cases. I do not recommend surgery for all hernias. You are probably surprised to hear that not all general surgeons recommend surgery for every hernia that they diagnose. However, before deciding not to have hernia surgery, you are better off... Read more
Posted in General Articles, Hernia Health, Treatment & TechnologyBy David Albin, MD
A hernia is a protrusion in the abdominal wall. In this condition the abdominal wall ruptures and a portion of your abdominal contents, usually your intestines, protrudes through the opening. The most common region for a hernia to develop is in your belly button, also known as an umbilical hernia,... Read more
Posted in General Articles, Hernia Health, Treatment & TechnologyBy David Albin, MD
Preparing for surgery can help you achieve the best possible results and the least amount of recovery possible. For hernia surgery, it’s important to understand how a hernia occurs to avoid another one occurring in the future. Femoral hernias occur in the groin just below the crease of the thigh.... Read more
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