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Restrictions After Hernia Surgery
Hernia repair is surgery to correct a hernia. A
Alternative Names
Herniorrhaphy
Description
This article focuses on surgery to repair a hernia. For information on a specific type of hernia see:
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Inguinal hernia -
Femoral hernia -
Hiatal hernia -
Umbilical hernia
Before surgery, you will be given a sedative to...
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Hiatal hernia repair
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Femoral hernia
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Hernia
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