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Inguinal hernia symptoms?

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ccyw927
ccyw927

Hello everyone

I'm 30 yrs old and had hernia ever since childhood

I've been fairly ill for about a year now

I feel nausea, dizzy, sensation of fainting, a bit of chest pain and feeling anxious when these feelings emerge

I experience all these symptoms on daily basis

I had to stop my work due to my symptoms

I dropped about 20 pounds since last July

I've done regular blood work and ecg

both exams are negative with good reading

Are these symptoms associated with my inguinal hernia?

Am I getting sick because of my non-reducatable hernia?

I would appreciate if anyone can share their experience with me

 

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  • ccyw927
    ccyw927

    Posted

    One more thing to mention

    Everytime after sex, I feel pretty nauxious

    especially after the ejaculation

    Is it related to my inguinal hernia?

    maybe it's blocking the blood flow too much?

    The ultrasound shows that my inguinal hernia is nearing around the area of my epigastric artery

    I feel pretty weak too

  • adam31057
    adam31057 ccyw927

    Posted

    Ok I had these symptoms too but was told not related, are you taking any anti inflammatory by any chance? Even something thing like ibroprufen?
  • ctrix1
    ctrix1 ccyw927

    Posted

    Those don't sound like Inguinal hernia symptoms to me, And I had mine for 12 years. But if possible, get the inguinal hernia fixed and then you can rule out that, for possible complications. Getting it fixed is relatively minor surgery as far as procedures go. Surgery can be much more complicated and risky.

    • ccyw927
      ccyw927 ctrix1

      Posted

      so, inguinal hernia is considered as minor surgery right?
    • ctrix1
      ctrix1 ccyw927

      Posted

      Usually it is. For most people they're in and out the same day. I ended up staying overnight because I had a reaction to the anesthesia. Nausea ,So that is a possibility, but afterwards, I was told that they wrote a new formula for me so I won't get sick the next time. ( If there ever is a next time.) Recovery's not too bad. You won't do too much moving around for two or three days, then you'll have to take it easy for 6 weeks or so. I was told "nothing heavier than a gallon of milk". But you can tell how well you're progressing. You'll still be able to drive, shop, light work, etc. 

    • ctrix1
      ctrix1

      Posted

      Each day gets easier
    • vicki69513
      vicki69513 ccyw927

      Posted

      I would have to say no. Mine will b 2 weeks this Tuesday and pretty major have had hysterectomy gall bladder and id rank it right up there w them.

      The first few days are rough but mine had lots of repairing and thankful it could be done laparoscopic very good surgeon!!!! Tons of swelling in stomach and much black purple bruising in lose extremities...

      But I bruise easily my surgeon was shocked when I went back. Called asst in to see... Thankful and ready to move on and heal !!

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