Medical help
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Medical help
Anyone ever had a hernia before?
Do they come on slowly or hit you like a bus?
Do they come on slowly or hit you like a bus?
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Here you are darling, I hope this helps xx
http://www.healthcentral.com/encyclopedia/408/305.html
http://www.healthcentral.com/encyclopedia/408/305.html
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Hard to do when I'm leaning left...
Thanks, I've spent too long looking at those sites now, if I take it too seriously I've got every disease going but a hernia is looking likely.
Docs appointment at American Hospital requested.
Here you are darling, I hope this helps xx
http://www.healthcentral.com/encyclopedia/408/305.html
http://www.healthcentral.com/encyclopedia/408/305.html
Docs appointment at American Hospital requested.
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Re: Medical help
It's not too bad when I bend forwards and lean left a bit.
After all this I bet it's just a little strain and I'm being a big girl.
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It's a cry for help from your intestines. They obviously need the food and booze.
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Had a belly button ('umbilical' is the actual name) hernia repaired in the summer of 2011 (a little lump of what feels like hard body fat under the skin protrudes just beside the belly button). The surgeon basically massaged it back inside (there was a bit of cutting and removing too, of some sort) then inserted a sort of trellis-work barrier between the inner hole and the outer belly button.
No problem since, although (a) you cannot lift anything heavier than a full kettle of water for about ten days, and (b) I can still feel the remains of the work under the skin even today (this is normal apparently and may be detectable there in a minor way for the rest of my life).
The other sort of hernia (down by the groin, near the fold between leg and torso) is the sort footballers get, and can be repaired very easily, then you just need to rest a lot.
No problem since, although (a) you cannot lift anything heavier than a full kettle of water for about ten days, and (b) I can still feel the remains of the work under the skin even today (this is normal apparently and may be detectable there in a minor way for the rest of my life).
The other sort of hernia (down by the groin, near the fold between leg and torso) is the sort footballers get, and can be repaired very easily, then you just need to rest a lot.