Ann Gastroenterol. 2011; 24(4): 321–324. PMCID: PMC3959323 Chronic abdominal pain secondary to mesh erosion into cecum following incisional hernia repair: a case report and literature review Divyangkumar Gandhi, Szember Marcin, Zhang Xin, Bale Asha, Dharmesh Kaswala, and Brelvi Zamir Author information ► Article notes ► Copyright and License information ► This article has been cited by other articles in PMC. Go to: Abstract Incisional hernias following abdominal operations are a common complication. Mesh is… Read more →
Hernia Mesh Felt Like ‘scratching from inside’
NHS hernia mesh repairs ‘leaving patients in chronic pain’ By Anna Collinson Reporter, Victoria Derbyshire programme BBC NHS England is using mesh to repair hernias which leaves many patients in chronic pain, surgeons have told the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme. The concerns come after it emerged that more than 800 women are taking legal action against the NHS over the… Read more →
RED ALERT: Hernia Surgical Repair Using Mesh Producing ‘Severe Complications’, Triggering Numerous Lawsuits
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How To Heal An Inguinal Hernia Naturally — WITHOUT SURGERY (Updated)
Holistic Inguinal Hernia Remediation by The Hernia Coach HerniaRemediation.org INTRODUCTION Read more →
The Hidden Health Benefits of Kombucha Tea
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Fennel Congee & Tea: Food Medicine for Healing Hernias
Fennel Congee Tea posted by CHEF GINA NOVEMBER 10,2014 in TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE Congee is a slow-cooked rice porridge used in Chinese culture and medicine as a healing food… and it is also known as “breakfast”. 🙂 Slow cooked rice is easily digested and serves as a vehicle for any other nutrients cooked with it. Rice is used in this way to increase bioavailablity for the… Read more →
PLUM EXTRACT: An Excellent Way to Alkalize the Body
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Root Vegetables: Important Food Group For Hernia Remediation
List of 20 Root Vegetables with Recipes and Tips by Kimberly Moore I could probably be classified as a Root Vegetable junkie. Many of them are favorites that find their scrumptious way to my plate almost daily in some form. Root vegetables are easy to prepare and can be enjoyed simply or made elegant. To clarify what a Root Vegetables… Read more →
Inversion Postures for Inguinal Hernia
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Food Combination Chart for Hernia Remediation
The graphic below is from HEALING WITH WHOLE FOODS by Paul Pitchford. Read more →
The Health Benefits Of Doing Regular Coffee Enemas
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Hernia Surgical Repair: The Primary Non-Mesh Alternatives
NON-MESH HERNIA REPAIR TECHNIQUES Suturing repair “Non-mesh hernia repair is also known as tissue or suturing repair. Examples include primary closure of a small umbilical hernia or inguinal hernia repair using the Shouldice, Bassini, McVay and Desarda techniques.” (Source: HERNIA REPAIR TECHNIQUES: Non-Mesh) 1) Shouldice Technique 2) Bassini Technique 3) McVay Technique 4) Desarda Technique (Tension-free repair) Other surgical repair techniques… Read more →
Hernia Surgery Can Have Complications
HERNIA SURGERY COMPLICATIONS Beverly Hills Hernia Center Any operation, including for hernias, has inherent risks and complications. Surgery should not be taken lightly. This is not “minor” surgery. That said, most outpatient hernia repairs are considered low-risk. We see a lot of complicated, high-risk patients and so their hernia or hernia-related operations are usually not low-risk. Each patient has their own… Read more →