Inguinal Hernia
Understanding Inguinal Hernia
An inguinal hernia happens when part of the intestine or abdominal tissue pushes through a weak spot in the lower abdominal wall, usually in the groin. It can cause swelling, discomfort, and even complications if left untreated. Surgical repair is the most effective solution to close the defect and restore strength to the abdominal wall.
- Common Groin Hernia – Often appears as a bulge in the groin or scrotum.
- Minimally Invasive or Open Repair – Approach chosen depending on hernia size and patient needs.
- Mesh Reinforcemen – Strengthens the weakened area to prevent recurrence.
- Improves Comfort & Daily Function – Reduces pain and restores mobility.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
What Difference Does Inguinal Hernia Repair Create?
Repairing an inguinal hernia means more than fixing a bulge - it restores comfort and confidence in daily life. Patients often find relief from pain, ease in movement, and protection from complications.
Repairing an inguinal hernia means more than fixing a bulge - it restores comfort and confidence in daily life. Patients often find relief from pain, ease in movement, and protection from complications.
Restored Mobility
Daily activities become more comfortable and natural.
Stronger Core Support
Reinforces weak tissue for long-term stability.
Peace Of Mind
Prevents risks like strangulation or bowel blockage.
Is Inguinal Hernia Repair Right for You?
This procedure is suitable for patients with visible or symptomatic groin hernias, especially when discomfort interferes with life or when complications are a risk.
Let’s explore if Hernia Repair is the right solution for you
- Visible Bulge in Groin or Scrotum – Swelling or lump that worsens with coughing or lifting.
- Persistent Pain or Discomfort – Pain during activity, exercise, or daily tasks.
- Risk of Enlargement or Complications – Concern about hernia worsening over time.
- Desire for Lasting Relief – Seeking long-term stability and comfort.
How Does This Procedure Work?
Inguinal hernia repair closes the weak spot in the abdominal wall, often reinforced with mesh for strength. The surgery can be performed laparoscopically or through open repair depending on the hernia’s condition.
Closes the Hernia Defect
Secures the weak spot to prevent protrusion.
Reinforces with Mesh
Provides durable support to reduce recurrence.
Restores Core Strength
Improves posture, stability, and comfort.
Minimally Invasive Option
Laparoscopic repair ensures faster recovery.
What to Expect Before, During, and After Surgery
From consultation to recovery, every step is carefully managed to ensure safety, comfort, and lasting results.

Before Surgery: Evaluation and Planning
Medical assessment, imaging if needed, and detailed surgical planning.

During Surgery: Hernia Repair with Mesh
Defect is closed and reinforced, either laparoscopically or with open surgery.

After Surgery: Recovery and Follow-Up
Hospital stay is usually 1 day. Gradual return to activity in 1–2 weeks with follow-ups for safe healing.
How Inguinal Hernia Repair Improves Health Beyond Symptom Relief
Surgery not only relieves groin pain and bulging but also protects against serious risks and improves overall quality of life.
Prevents Complications
Avoids bowel obstruction or strangulation.
Improves Stability
Strengthens the abdominal wall for core support.
Restores Daily Comfort
Walking, exercising, and working without pain.
Supports Long-Term Health
Reduces recurrence and future risks.
Why Choose Dr. Hrishikesh Salgaonkar?
With global training in advanced bariatric techniques and a compassionate, patient-first approach, Dr. Hrishikesh provides precise, safe, and ethical care at every step. From your first consultation to long-term follow-up, you’ll have expert guidance and a team focused on your success.
- Fellowship-trained in bariatric & metabolic surgery
- Expertise in laparoscopic and robotic techniques
- Transparent, ethical treatment approach
- Personalized nutrition and recovery programs
- Strong track record of successful patient outcomes
Everything You Want to Know About Inguinal Hernia Repair
Choosing weight-loss surgery is a big decision and it’s normal to have lots of questions. We’ve gathered the most common concerns patients share, from how the surgery works to what life looks like afterward, so you can feel confident and informed
Yes. Inguinal hernia repair is a standard, safe procedure with low risks in expert hands.
In most cases, yes. Mesh reinforcement lowers recurrence and provides lasting strength.
Most patients return to light activity within 1–2 weeks and normal life in 3–4 weeks.
With proper mesh repair and care, recurrence is rare.
Laparoscopic surgery leaves small scars; open repair scars are minimized.
Don’t wait to regain your health and confidence. Talk to our bariatric expert now.
