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Incisional Hernia Treatment
in Mumbai.

An incisional hernia can develop after abdominal surgery as a result of a surgical incision. Muscle weakness causes the muscle layers that typically protect, support, and hold the abdominal organs to open up. For comprehensive care in incisional hernia treatment and abdominal hernia surgery, look no further than Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital.

Open & Laparoscopic Repair Mesh Reinforcement NABH Accredited
Procedure45-90 min
AnaesthesiaGeneral
Stay1-2 Days
ReinforcementMesh
AccreditationNABH
Overview

What Is Incisional Hernia?

An incisional hernia can develop after abdominal surgery as a result of a surgical incision. Muscle weakness causes the muscle layers that typically protect, support, and hold the abdominal organs to open up. The abdominal lining or abdominal organs may emerge directly beneath the skin.

Repair of an incisional hernia at a previous surgical scar, Kapadia Hospital, Mumbai
Causes

Causes of Incisional Hernia.

Incisional hernias occur when the abdominal muscle weakens as a result of a surgical incision. An incisional hernia can develop for a various reasons; individuals with the following are particularly vulnerable:

Premature physical activityexcessive or premature physical activity following surgery.
Significant weight gainadded strain on the healing abdominal wall.
Pregnancypressure on the abdominal muscles before full healing.
Increased abdominal pressurein any other way before the incision is fully healed.
Symptoms

Symptoms of Incisional Hernia.

Abdominal lumpprotrusion, or soreness at or around the site of a prior incision.
Nauseafeeling of queasiness, often with abdominal pressure.
Vomitingparticularly if the lump becomes tender or hard.
Feverpossible sign of infection or complication.
Rapid heart ratemay signal strangulation - seek urgent care.
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Treatment

Incisional Hernia Treatment Procedures.

Incisional hernia can only be treated by incisional hernia surgery. The treatment will also be determined by whether the hernia has harmed the initial surgery's results, necessitating further surgeries before the hernia can be closed. There are two types of surgery for treating incisional hernia surgery - Open surgery and Laparoscopic surgery

Open surgery

Traditional approach

This usually involves general anesthesia, which puts the patient to sleep for the duration of this abdominal hernia surgery. The surgeon makes a small incision in the groin to reach the hernia. After that, the hernia is pushed back into the abdomen, and the abdominal wall is reinforced with mesh and stitching.

Comprehensive Care for Incisional Hernia

For comprehensive care in incisional hernia treatment and abdominal hernia surgery, look no further than Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital.