Inguinal hernia

• Weakness in the abdominal wall: An inguinal hernia often occurs due to weakness in part of the abdominal wall. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, aging, and intra-abdominal pressure.
• Anatomical features or heredity: Some people have anatomical features, especially men, that may make them more susceptible to developing an inguinal hernia. Genetic factors may also play a role in the development of an inguinal hernia. If family members have had similar problems, this may increase the likelihood of it occurring in other family members.
• Physical stress:Lifting heavy objects, frequent coughing, or other types of physical stress can create additional pressure inside the abdomen and contribute to the formation of a hernia.
• Obesity:Excess weight can increase intra-abdominal pressure, which increases the risk of hernia.

Knowing these common factors can help understand why a person may develop an inguinal hernia. It is important to remember that each person is unique and the reasons may vary in individual cases. If you suspect a hernia, it is important to discuss it with your doctor for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.

Consulting with an experienced physician can help you evaluate all of these factors and make an informed decision about whether surgery or alternative treatments are necessary.

• Protrusion or swelling in the groin area: One of the main signs of an inguinal hernia is the appearance of a protruding area or spherical tumor in the groin area.
• Pain or discomfort:Pain or discomfort in the groin area may occur, especially with heavy lifting, coughing, or physical activity. Men with an inguinal hernia sometimes experience testicular pain or a sensation of prolapse.
• Feeling of heaviness or tightness: People with an inguinal hernia sometimes feel heaviness or tightness in the groin area, especially after physical activity.
• Visual changes when you strain:You may notice an increase in the bulge when you cough, sneeze, or strain, and then a decrease when you rest.

1. take hot baths or warm the lower abdomen in some way (compresses, heating pads),
2. engage in heavy sports (strength lifting and exercise equipment, martial arts),
3. try to repair the hernia manually or treat it with traditional methods (the likelihood of complications increases).

Our clinic meets all medical requirements for such surgical procedures. We have operating rooms equipped with modern equipment, high-precision diagnostic devices, and progressive tools for precise micro-surgical manipulations.

Thus, the treatment is carried out with minimal blood loss, without pain or discomfort, and with a guarantee of fast rehabilitation. Moreover, one more advantage of laparoscopic inguinal hernia surgery is the price, which we keep stable without extra charges or markups in Kyiv.

Examinations, consultations, and surgeries are performed by highly qualified surgeons with a full focus on comfort and an individualized approach to the patient.