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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2009
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Consulting with a chap named Mr Paul Ah-Tye in a fortnight about a hernia the GP suggests needs attention. Probably surgical repair. Although the thing is quite symptom free except for the lump in the groin when standing.
Anyone had such a procedure? How did it go regards recovery time and post-op complications, if any? And if the named surgeon did a repair for you, were you happy with the repair and post operatively? Feel free to PM me if your comments are at all critical, I promise I have no contact with this chap yet and any comments go no further than me. Thanks in advance. Cheers
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praek tih kl jo kr
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Atwell W.A.
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As above, I had keyhole the first time in my 20's, up for my second one and not looking forward to it as they cant do keyhole this time, turns out the mesh is not permanent, so I have the same problem but its a bit worse this time.
The hardest part was going to the toilet before they let you leave post op, you don't realise how many muscles it takes to have a dump till then. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Australasia
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Had the same, key hole surgery and bit sore for a few days then back to work in 3 weeks.
It will depend on what type of work you do to determine return to work date. Cheers |
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