Groin pain after hernia mesh surgery

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Asked for Male, 48 Years

Sir My father is getting intolerable pain in back, abdomen and in both thighs after a harnioplasty surgery in right inguinal area and right orchiectomy. Actually he hadn't hernia but the doctor also did the hernioplasty surgery (during orchiectomy removal surgery) using mesh so my Dad doesn't get hernia in future at that place( right inguinal area). I read some research papers on it and found it might be because of nerve injuries while fitting the mesh or after that. It's been a month now and still he hasn't get rid of pain. Surgery date was 14/12/2020. he is taking painkillers now but when its reaction expires pains were back. Sir, please help us out this.

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Dr. Irfan Yousuf Wani Neurologist 17 yrs exp Srinagar · Accepted Answer

Dr. Irfan Yousuf Wani

Neurologist 17 yrs exp Srinagar

As you are saying that pain is in both thighs, that means it is unlikely due to complication of surgery. Consult a Neurologist who will examine and advise accordingly.

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