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Inguinal Hernia

This is an educational image by Dr. Rajarshi Mitra, Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon & Proctologist in Abu Dhabi, asking 'Is walking OK for an inguinal hernia?' The image features a man viewed from behind, walking in a park, which suggests a lifestyle approach to managing an inguinal hernia. The bright green background highlights the question and an icon representing inguinal hernia, providing a visual cue for the discussion topic.
ByDr Rajarshi MitraNov 5, 20233 min read

  Patients with an inguinal hernia often wonder if it’s safe for them to walk for exercise or their daily…

An informative visual from the practice of Dr. Rajarshi Mitra, Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon & Proctologist in Abu Dhabi, featuring the inquiry 'How long can you live with an inguinal hernia without surgery?' The image illustrates a healthcare provider highlighting a bubble labeled 'Long-Term Care', signifying the consideration of conservative management for an inguinal hernia. The green background and inguinal hernia icon support the theme of patient education and long-term health management.

HOW LONG CAN YOU LIVE WITH AN INGUINAL…

  Patients with an inguinal hernia often wonder how long they can safely go without having surgery to repair it. While postponing repair is…

This is an educational image by Dr. Rajarshi Mitra, Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon & Proctologist in Abu Dhabi, asking 'Is walking OK for an inguinal hernia?' The image features a man viewed from behind, walking in a park, which suggests a lifestyle approach to managing an inguinal hernia. The bright green background highlights the question and an icon representing inguinal hernia, providing a visual cue for the discussion topic.

IS WALKING OK FOR AN INGUINAL HERNIA?

  Patients with an inguinal hernia often wonder if it’s safe for them to walk for exercise or their daily activities. While high-impact and…

An educational graphic by Dr. Rajarshi Mitra, Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon & Proctologist in Abu Dhabi, posing the question 'What is the main cause of inguinal hernia?' against a vibrant green backdrop. The image shows a healthcare professional holding a clipboard with a 'Medical History' form, symbolizing the importance of medical history in diagnosing inguinal hernia, along with a medical icon indicating the inguinal hernia, emphasizing patient education and awareness.

WHAT IS THE MAIN CAUSE OF INGUINAL HERNIA?

  An inguinal hernia occurs when abdominal tissues, like loops of intestine or fatty omentum, protrude through a weak point or defect in the…

An informative image from Dr. Rajarshi Mitra, Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon & Proctologist in Abu Dhabi, displaying a question 'What aggravates an inguinal hernia?' set against a vibrant green background with a fitness theme. The image is split with a depiction of a man lifting weights, representing activities that might exacerbate an inguinal hernia, alongside a symbolic icon for inguinal hernia for patient education purposes.

WHAT AGGRAVATES AN INGUINAL HERNIA?

  An inguinal hernia occurs when intestinal tissue or fat protrudes through a weak spot in the lower abdominal muscles, causing a bulge and…

A promotional educational image by Dr. Rajarshi Mitra, Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon & Proctologist in Abu Dhabi, featuring a visual question 'What are the 5 warning signs of hernia?' with an illustrative icon of an inguinal hernia. The image shows a person sitting, ostensibly in discomfort, with their hand on their lower abdomen, suggesting the location of an inguinal hernia.

WHAT ARE THE 5 WARNING SIGNS OF INGUINAL…

  An inguinal hernia occurs when tissue, such as intestine or fat, protrudes through a weak spot in the lower abdominal muscles into the…

Specialist Surgeon for Inguinal Hernia in Abu Dhabi UAE

What are the first signs of Inguinal Hernia?

Dr Rajarshi MitraSep 17, 2023

Inguinal hernias occur when tissue protrudes through a weak spot in the lower abdominal muscles, often creating a visible bulge and discomfort in the…

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