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Bilateral hernia surgery
I have recently gone thru left and right inguinal hernia surgery. Left side was more and right side was bubonocele. It was laparoscopic surgery.
This is my 11th day and left side feeling much better, however, right side groin and Scortum swelling. I feel like swelling but surgeon told this is normal and wear sports underwear. There is no pain and am walking 6000 steps daily slow walk. My Doppler scortum before surgery is normal report.
Kindly let me know whether scortum and groin right side swelling is normal and how much time it will take to go away. This causes discomfort during walking.
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There are various causes of post operative hernia surgery.
These could be infection, collection, hemorrhage or recurrence etc
For this you have to consult your surgeon and follow the medical advice
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this is normal more likely seroma... it will get resolved in 2-3 weeks
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Use of underwear, it will resolve gradually
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Dr. Mohammed Rehan Khan
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Bangalore
It's normal,, it will resolve in 2 weeks time
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