Women Health: A hernia occurs when an internal organ or tissue pushes through a weak area in the surrounding muscle or connective tissue, resulting in a visible bulge. In this video, our expert Professor (Dr.) Atul N. C. Peters presents in-depth information about hernia treatments. He highlights crucial topics such as early diagnosis and surgery and non-surgical treatment options, providing expert advice to both patients and medical professionals.
Hernias are usually found in the abdomen or groin and can be caused by heavy lifting, prolonged coughing, obesity, or muscle weakness. Surgical treatment is frequently used to avoid problems such as strangling, which occurs when the blood supply to the trapped tissue is cut off. The video discusses various essential issues, including the etiology and nature of hernias, surgical indications, and non-surgical treatment options. It also discusses potential hazards and the rehabilitation process after hernia surgery, as well as dispelling prevalent myths and misconceptions about the issue.