Repeat hernia surgery is also failing

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Earlier this year, I had gall bladder removal, then... double hernia surgery. The surgeon put in double mesh on both sides. 8 weeks post op; the right side top mesh had rolled up, and had to be removes. Also put 3 stitches in the muscle ring again, to tighten it up more. Now... 11 weeks post op; The bottom piece of mesh has also rolled up... with severe pain developing... will the same thing happen, later... on the left side ???? Geeze !!!!!!!!!!!!

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    You poor thing, I feel for you. I have had major emergency surgery for a twisted bowel in September this year only to get home from hospital to discover I had also developed a large inguinal hernia, this was operated on also, with mesh and I have had ongoing pain and discomfort due to nerve damage. I got a second opinion with another surgeon who has referred me to a pain specialist for evaluation and possible radio frequency ablation or more surgery (last resort to cut nerves and trim mesh). I hope not the latter. I would advise you to get a second opinion regarding your hernia repairs. Both sides having a complication with mesh does not sound an acceptable outcome. Best of luck and in the meantime keep on top of your pain and talk with someone who can sympathise with your situation, 
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      I am seing another surgeon on Jan 4th... Thank you, for your comments.
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    you wouldnt belive  that  after i had kidney  cancer i  got the same hernias 4 times dr didnt put a mesh in  and  i had to get another dr whofixed the 1 the other dr messed up malpractise it should of been.for a yr it ws ok now im getting a bulldge again same place and they  took a  ultrasound and  didnt find a mesh or hernia wrong something isent right .i feel for you. becafeful of the ddr's  they seem  to not care anymore
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