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Right Inguinal Scrotal Hernia
I have been diagnosed earlier this month with (Right Inguinal Scrotal Hernia with Bowel loops as content). I never had/have any kind of pain so far. However I could feel a mild discomfort in the groin area while I am in vertical position, wherein I could feel and see the Groin and Scortum slowly bulging. Once I lie down it immediately reduces and becomes normal. I would like to know if this is considered early stage? What would be the recommended next course of action?
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Hi, Practo user
Hernia is a surgical complaint.
Your complaint seems to be in initial stages, because there is no pain discomfort or strangulation of the contents.
Hernia during initial stages can be treated with the help of homeopathic medicines.
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Use undergarments that support the affected area, example langot types where the cloth giving mechanical support to the herniated patch.
Try to avoid constipation and falling sick, because coughing and sneezing increases the abdominal pressure hence increase the hernia damage.
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