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matty72

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Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Reply #20 on: July 22, 2025, 09:24:13 pm »
Hello mate I had three hernias and two were inguinal ones, had them operated on last August, so the pain for me wasn't to bad , one out of three of them hurt a bit but was getting worse and they were all slowly getting bigger, I didn't need to use any support straps, after the operation was done I went back to work about three and half weeks slowly and used a hernia belt bought on Amazon for about a month, the one that has velcro, was a pain to use but worth it in my opinion

matty72

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Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Reply #21 on: July 22, 2025, 09:34:26 pm »
They offered to do my hernia quickly (months), it's quick in and out, after speaking to a couple of others they said the same que isnt long, once your hernia op is done use the support belt, give yourself 3 to 4 weeks off, go back taking it easy, for me within 3 months back to normal but after six weeks was doing full days again and i was cautious because didn't want to tear of the mesh again, thats your main worry really.

johnny bravo

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Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Reply #22 on: July 27, 2025, 10:31:06 am »
needs to be done asap...If the tear on your stomache lining gets bigger  the more your inner will start to creep through.     mine was about 8 years ago.  Tell the truth ive forgot how long    ill have to find out.     Worse when healing when you have a big rotweiler to take out.      They say around 10 years it may apear again.    There can be complications   sometimes.      Hopefully get a decent surgeon