Types of Hernia-

• Inguinal Hernia:

This occurs when your fats or intestines protrude from the abdominal wall towards the groin area.

There are two kinds of inguinal Hernia:

1. Indirect Inguinal Hernia:-

   This is present in the patient’s body since birth, due to which they include a disorganized or weakened abdominal wall.

2. Direct Inguinal Hernia:-

   This develops with age; as the patient becomes older, their abdominal wall becomes weaker and vulnerable.

Inguinal Hernia causes pain while lifting heavy things, coughing, bending or bowing, etc.

• Femoral Hernia:

This occurs when you have a weak patch in your muscle area of the inner thigh or groin, and it leads to the protrusion of tissue through it. The patient may suffer from lower abdominal pain, nausea, etc.

• Umbilical Hernia:

This type of Hernia is mostly found in newborns or infants. When your intestines peek through the muscles around the navel area, it is termed an Umbilical Hernia. While this disorder is harmless for infants, adults may face abdominal uneasiness.

• Incisional Hernia:

This occurs majorly post abdominal surgery or near a scar. Patients might suffer from fever, constipation, abdominal pain, vomiting, inflammation near the bulge, etc.

• Epigastric Hernia:

This occurs above the navel area where the patient has a weak spot in his epigastric area of the abdominal wall. The symptoms of Epigastric Hernias include sensitive bulge, pain around the bulge, noticeable protrusion during a laugh, sneeze or cough, etc.

• Hiatal Hernia:

There is an opening in the diaphragm where the food pipe connects with the stomach, which is called Hiatus. The stomach of the Hiatal Hernia’s patient peeks out through the hiatus towards their chest. The patient might suffer from blood vomit, abdominal pain, discomfort while swallowing, etc.

If you are facing any disorders from the above-given types of Hernia immediately book an appointment with Dr.Abhijit Gotkhinde at Ultra Care Clinic, Pune.

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Let us look at the risk factors of Femoral hernia.

– Female

A femoral hernia is common in women, especially in older women, because of their wider pelvis. The Hernia surgeon in Pune, Dr. Abhijit Gotkhinde, says that children are not affected by this disease.

– Pregnancy

When a woman is pregnant, then the chances of a femoral hernia increases because there is immense pressure on the abdomen due to pregnancy.

– Heavy lifting

Hernia doctor in Pune i.e., Dr. Abhijit Gotkhinde, stated that even lifting a heavy object is a risk factor for a femoral hernia because by doing so you put immense pressure on the abdomen.

– Increasing age

Increasing age is a common factor of femoral hernias. But this disease mostly occurs after pregnancy in women.

– Obesity

Being obese increases the chances of a Femoral hernia because obesity increases belly fat, which ultimately increases the pressure on the abdomen.

– Family history

Most of the time it is possible that if a person is suffering from a femoral hernia, then there are chances that anyone from the person’s family can suffer from the same disease.

– Overstraining while coughing

The laparoscopic Surgeon in Pune Dr. Abhijit Gotkhinde explains that if a person is suffering from severe coughing, then over-straining while coughing is also a risk factor for a femoral hernia.

– abnormal buildup of abdominal fluid

Having an abnormal buildup of abdominal fluid can also cause a femoral hernia. This is also a risk factor for this disease.

– Treatment for kidney disease

In some cases, if the proper care is not taken while the kidney treatment, then there are chances of causing a Femoral hernia in a person.

– Dialysis

Many times the dialysis in a person’s body can cause a Femoral hernia.

If you face any of the above symptoms and causes, Must consult with the Best Hernia Specialist in Pune – Dr. Abhijit Gotkhinde at Ultra Care Clinic, Pune. Book an Appointment Now.!!

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Types of Abdominal Wall Hernias

The given below are the most common Hernia, which is seen to exist in the human body more frequently. After the complications occur, quickly consult with the laparoscopic surgery in Pune.

• Incisional Hernia
• Epigastric Hernia
• Spigelian Hernia
• Umbilical Hernia 

Symptoms of Wall Hernias

Mostly it is very difficult to found the specific symptoms. But in the Abdominal wall, Hernia is usually seen, such as the bulge or lump under the groin or skin area. Hernia only causes a little mild pain or trouble ache problem when you do workouts.

If sometimes Hernia becomes painful, though, you may feel more serious causes or symptoms, such as nausea, severe pain, vomiting, and a little more ache in the area of the Hernia. Reach your Hernia doctor in Pune quickly if you rise to feel these signs. A strangulated wall hernia is life-dangerous. 

Causes of Wall Hernias

At any age of people can suffer from this abdominal wall hernia, including children or infants. Though age increases, your Hernia will also become old and more dangerous. Mostly abdominal Hernia was found due to weak wall muscles. Given below factors can help you found the hernia causes.

• Coughing
• Regularly heavy lifting
• Genetic hernia problem
• Aging
• Vascular diseases
• Obesity
• Damages in the abdominal area
• Infection

If this kind of symptom occurs, consult a Laparoscopic Surgeon in Pune- Dr. Abhijit Gotkhinde at Ultra Care Clinic, Pune.

Dr. Abhijit B. Gotkhinde is one of the qualified basic & advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon and the best Laser Surgeons in the Hadapsar, Pune. He believes in delivering the most authentic and top-class services in Piles, Fissure, and Fistula Treatments also Hernia Treatments like Epigastric Hernia, Umbilical hernias, Epigastric hernia, Inguinal hernia, Femoral Hernia.

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One of the most common types of Hernia occurs when the intestine swells through the abdominal muscle near the navel. Mostly Umbilical Hernia found in infants and also can affect adults. You can easily find the symptoms of umbilical Hernia in infants when they cry and causing a protrude. In adulthood, Hernia needs surgical treatment, and you need to consult an Umbilical Hernia Surgeon in Pune.

In most maximum cases, an umbilical hernia encountered by a child closes on its individual by the period or age of 3 to 4 years. If still, the umbilical Hernia appears at the age of 4, then the doctor recommended Umbilical Hernia treatment in Pune for surgery.

 Symptoms:

Generally, in children, Umbilical hernias are painless. It causes only in adulthood near the abdominal area. As we know that Hernia creates very rare symptoms like: –

• Swelling around the navel
• In babies, bulge came out when they cry
• Strain and cough
• Starts to Vomit
• Seems to be in pain

 Causes:

During the pregnancy, the umbilical ligament carries through the baby’s abdominal tissues. The ligament close after the birth, if the tissue doesn’t join from the midline abdominal wall. Therefore, the Umbilical Hernia develops later in adulthood as well as at the time of birth.

In grown-ups, men and women, too much intestinal abdominal stress present to umbilical hernias. Causes of developed pressure in the intestines or abdomen include:

• The liquid in the abdominal hole
• Obesity
• Kidney failure
• Complicated pregnancies
• Prior abdominal surgery

 When To Visit a Doctor Clinic:

Visit Laparoscopic Surgeon in Pune physician in the following cases:

• Vomiting happens, followed by a bulge.
• The swelling grows painful.
• A bulge grows and becomes discolored.
• You managed to be capable of pushing the growth flat upon the abdomen.

If you face any of the above symptoms and causes, Must consult with the Best Hernia Specialist in Pune  – Dr. Abhijit Gotkhinde at Ultra Care Clinic, Pune. Book an Appointment Now!!

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