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Pain on right side my belly incision

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selphie85
selphie85

Hi all~

I had developed a incisional hernia at my belly incision after 3 months post op removed gallbladder on Aug 2016. On December 2016 I go back for a check and my doctor said my hernia defect not more than 1 cm.

Now in Feb'17, I feel tickle sensation on certain movement like someone playing ur belly, pain on my right side of my belly incision when I changing my sleeping side, and oso burning sensation...

Izzit my hernia defect become bigger? or inflammation? 

Thanks~

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  • judith14588
    judith14588 selphie85

    Posted

    I have had 2 incesional hernia surgeries.  First one without mesh which didn't work and the second one a 5 hour surgery putting in mesh.  Yes, your hernia can grow and grow it will.  The worst part is your intestines can become entrapped and strangulate. I had entrapped intestines but they never strangulated. A strangulation requires immediate emergency surgery.  You want to avoid this so you need to get your hernia taking care of.  

    Take care and good luck. 

    • selphie85
      selphie85 judith14588

      Posted

      Hi Judith,

      Ic ic~ I cant check izzit my intestines stucking o not coz i dont see any bulge there... but it starting to feel pain (not always, certain movement) on this month. Izzit some of hernia dont hv bulge? or mayb the defect too small to hv a bulge yet? and izzit will tickle? the tickle sensation sometimes make me uncomfortable... 

       

    • judith14588
      judith14588 selphie85

      Posted

      Chat with your doctor. I am sure he or she can help better than a forum like this. 
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