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Hernia Surgery in Hyderabad, India

Get Comprehensive Hernia Surgery Tailored to Your Needs at Yashoda Hospitals in Hyderabad.

  • Robotic-Assisted Hernioplasty Treatment
  • Antibiotic-Coated Mesh for Healing
  • Cutting-Edge Surgical Techniques & Precision Diagnosis
  • Seamless Follow-Up Care with Continuous Support
  • Quick 30-Min Surgery: 24-Hour Recovery
  • All insurances and TPAs are accepted – cashless process.

What is Hernia Surgery?

A hernia might seem like a minor bulge at first, but when left untreated, it can lead to serious health complications. From persistent pain and discomfort to life-threatening conditions like strangulation or bowel obstruction, hernias can severely impact daily life. Recognizing the warning signs early, such as increasing size, pain, or difficulty performing daily tasks, is crucial. In many cases, surgical repair becomes necessary, not just to relieve symptoms but to prevent future emergencies.

At Yashoda Hospitals, we understand that hernia surgery, though common, requires precision, expertise, and compassionate care. Our team of skilled surgeons uses the latest in laparoscopic and robotic-assisted techniques to ensure safer procedures, minimal scarring, and faster recovery. Whether you’re facing a complex inguinal, femoral, umbilical, or incisional hernia, we’re equipped with the technology and experience to deliver the highest standard of care in hernia management.

Types of Hernia

  • Umbilical hernia: It occurs when tissue, fat, or an organ, usually a section of the intestine, pushes or bulges through a weak area in the abdominal wall close to the belly button.
  • Inguinal hernia: The protrusion of the abdominal contents through the weak spots into the inguinal region is termed an inguinal hernia or groin hernia.
  • Femoral hernia: A femoral hernia is a type of groin hernia caused by the protrusion of fatty tissue or a part of the colon into the groin area. It usually occurs close to the top of the inner thigh.
  • Hiatal hernia: The upper part of the stomach pushes up through the diaphragm and into the chest area, resulting in a hiatal hernia.
  • Incisional hernia: An incisional hernia is an abdominal wall hernia that occurs close to the site of a previous surgical incision.
  • Epigastric hernia: It is a type of abdominal hernia that occurs between the belly button and breastbone due to the weakened abdominal muscles.

Hernia Surgery Options: Open, Laparoscopic, and Robotic

Depending upon the location of hernias, there are various types of hernia surgeries, including umbilical, inguinal, hiatal, incisional, and epigastric hernia surgeries, performed either through traditional open or minimally invasive techniques.

  • Open hernia surgery: It is often referred to as open herniorrhaphy or the traditional method. In this procedure, the surgeon makes an incision near the hernia site and then repositions the protruding tissue back into place. Following that, the surgeon sutures the weaker abdominal wall back together and often applies a hernia mesh patch for extra reinforcement.
  • Laparoscopic hernia surgery: During this technique, a laparoscope—a thin, flexible tube with a camera—is inserted to guide the surgery during a minimally invasive laparoscopic hernia repair technique, in which small incisions are made.
  • Robotic hernia surgery: In this procedure, the surgical instruments are controlled by a robotic system operated by the surgeon.

How is Hernia Surgery performed? Before, During and After.

Doctors suggest Hernia Surgery (Hernioplasty) when there is a rupture in the muscles or internal wall, and the internal organs break through the barriers.

Before the Procedure: How to Get Ready for Hernia Surgery?

  • Imaging tests, such as Ultrasound or CT scans, are performed to evaluate the hernias, the protruded sacs, and the surrounding tissues to make precise incisions for a better outcome.
  • Additionally, you are asked to refrain from taking any social habits, including smoking and drinking alcohol, along with any medications that could interfere with the procedure, such as blood thinners.
  • You are instructed to fast for 6-12 hours. Above all, it is important to inform the surgeon if you are pregnant to help the surgeon take necessary precautions during the surgery.

Take a close look at the procedure steps

  • Once in the procedure room, you will be administered general anesthesia to reduce the pain.
  • Initially, a single large (open surgery) or a few tiny incisions are made close to the hernia site.
  • A laparoscope is inserted to view the hernia and the surrounding structures.
  • The herniated tissue is repositioned, or the hernia sac is removed using surgical instruments.
  • A surgical mesh is placed over the weakened muscle to reinforce the area and prevent recurrence.
  • The incisions are closed with stitches or surgical glue.

Recovering from Hernia Surgery

The patient may require a few days of hospital stay. The recovery period may vary from individual to individual and depends on the severity of the hernia or the complexity of the procedure; however, the ideal healing period ranges from 6 to 12 weeks.

  • Keep your incision area clean and dry.
  • Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activities for several weeks.
  • Focus on fiber-rich foods, including fruits & vegetables, to prevent constipation.
  • Attend rehabilitation programs that include breathing exercises to strengthen abdominal muscles (abdominal hernias).
  • Watch for signs of complications, such as severe pain, swelling, and redness around the incision site, and contact your doctor immediately.
  • Take your pain medications as directed to ease discomfort.
  • Follow up to monitor the placement of mesh or the healing status.

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Cost of Hernia Surgery in Hyderabad, India

The Hernia treatment cost might vary based on the type of surgery, techniques used, type of hospital, surgeon’s experience, location, and severity of the condition. Hernia Surgery cost in India might range between ₹65,000 to ₹2,50,000 INR, whereas Hernia Surgery cost in Hyderabad might be around ₹55,000 to ₹2,00,000 INR.

Description Cost
 The average cost of hernia surgery in India   Rs. 65,000/- to 2.5 lakh
The average cost of hernia surgery in Hyderabad   Rs. 55,000/- to 2 lakh

 

Surgery details Description
Expected hospital stay  The doctor may advise a 24 to 48 hours stay at the hospital. Based on the recovery, the patient may be discharged on the same day.
Type of surgery  Minor
Type of Anaesthesia  General anaesthesia
Number of days required to recover  Everyday activities can be resumed within 10 to 15 days. It can take 3 to 6 weeks for complete healing and recovery.
Duration of the procedure  30 to 45 minutes
Type of surgical options available  Open hernia repair, laparoscopic surgery, and robotic hernia repair

Risks and complications of Hernia Surgery

Hernia Surgery is a relatively simple and minor surgical procedure, some complications can occur in some patients after surgery. The risks and complications are as follows:

  • Infection at the surgery site
  • Sharp abdominal pain and vomiting
  • Hard and swollen testicles
  • Stomach cramps
  • Recurrence of hernia

Some risk factors are also associated with Hernia Surgery and should be kept in consideration before planning surgery. These include:

  • Age
  • Obesity
  • Pregnancy
  • High blood pressure
  • Malnutrition and smoking
  • Family history

Who needs a Hernia Surgery?

Hernioplasty is a hernia repair surgery of choice wherein the weak tissue is repaired by sewing a mesh patch over the affected region. There are also non-surgical methods to deal with hernia like medicines, weight loss, healthy changes in lifestyle, diet control, etc. Based on the choice of the patient or severity of the disease, the doctor may or may not suggest Hernia Surgery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Hernia surgery is a minor surgical procedure that is performed under general anaesthesia. On average, it takes 30 to 45 minutes to complete a hernia surgery. Laparoscopic procedures take less time compared to open hernia procedures. The recovery and post-surgery hospital stay is also less for laparoscopic hernia surgery.

Usually, Hernia Surgery is considered a safe procedure when performed by expert surgeons, although, like any other surgery, it is associated with certain complications.

The individuals who undergo hernia surgery might experience little to no pain during the procedure, as they are administered anesthesia. However, mild to moderate pain is observed for the first few days post-surgery and can be managed with pain-relieving medications.

To correct hernia problems, hernia surgery is recommended. In some patients with a hernia, surgery is not recommended. In these patients, the symptoms can be managed by wearing a corset or binders. These corsets or binders give additional support and can relieve symptoms but it does not correct the hernia.

Consuming foods such as fatty foods, including red meat, spicy foods, and fried or processed foods, and alcoholic beverages can increase the risk of inflammation; therefore, it is recommended to avoid or even limit these foods to improve the healing process.

The following should be done for quick and seamless recovery:

  • Consume a nutritious diet that is easy to digest.
  • Start with mild physical activity.

The following should be avoided:

  • Avoid lifting heavy things because it can lead to hernia recurrence.
  • Avoid food that causes constipation.

Hernia surgery does not cause sexual dysfunction in all patients. However, Inguinal hernia repair might have a temporary effect on sexual function and can cause erectile dysfunction, which can improve over time

Recurrence of hernia depends on various factors such as the type of hernia, expertise of the surgical team, technology used, underlying conditions, and infections that might lead to infection and recurrence. There are only slight chances or low rates of recurrence when performed under expert care and proper postoperative care.

Recovery after hernia surgery is relatively quick. The patients may even leave the hospital on the same day. The patient can resume all day-to-day activities including walking, mild exercise, and resuming office work within 1 week of surgery. The complete healing takes longer and can take about 3 to 6 weeks after the surgery.

Light-impact activities, such as walking, are generally considered safe & beneficial exercise, as they improve the healing process and prevent complications such as blood clots.

Yes. Doctors recommend a nutritious diet that is easy to digest and also gives energy. Rice is easy to digest and has carbohydrates and Vitamin B 12. It can help in fulfilling the energy and nutritional requirements and aid in recovery after hernia surgery.

After surgery, the doctor recommends being on a soft and mushy diet during recovery time. Eggs are rich in protein and some vital nutrients including vitamin B. Eggs can be a good addition to the diet plan for a quicker recovery. Along with eggs, the patient can also add boiled potatoes to his diet.

Yes. Doctors recommend a light or soft diet after hernia surgery which is easy to digest. Milk or milk substitutes such as soy milk or almond milk can be a good addition to the diet plan for anyone experiencing heartburn and acidity symptoms post hernia surgery.

Sleeping position can affect the healing after surgery. Sleeping on the stomach can build pressure on the surgery site and may cause complications. It is suggested that after hernia surgery the patient should sleep on their side or back for a faster recovery.

Yes, the abdomen requires support during the initial 3 to 6 weeks after surgery. The hernia has a complication that if proper precautions are not followed it can reoccur. To avoid this complication a binder or a support belt should be used after surgery which gives additional support and prevents recurrences.

One of the main complications of inguinal hernia surgery is infertility. But this complication is usually associated with males. It can have an impact on the females if the partner has undergone inguinal surgery. However, hernia surgery in females has no direct relation to infertility.

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