First Time On Lexapro Duration
Diagnosis
Most people discover their own hernias, although sometimes your doctor will find a hernia as part of a routine examination. Your doctor will confirm the diagnosis by a simple physical examination. He or she may ask you to strain or cough, which may make the bulge easier to see or feel.
Rarely, you may have symptoms of a hernia, but the doctor will be unable to find it at the time of examination. In these circumstances, your doctor may recommend a CT scan or an ultrasound of the...
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