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Laparoscopic Surgery
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Hi I’ve been told that I need laparoscopic surgery for hernia. Has anyone got any positive or negative advice as I don’t know whether to go through with it. Many thanks.
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Clearly this is from the Internet, I have no personal experience.
Clearly this is from the Internet, I have no personal experience.
I’ve been told you have difficulty in swallowing for about 6 weeks and I have a phobia of choking and I have anxiety attacks sometimes when eating that I can’t swallow and I’m going to choke. I’m stressing and just need a bit of reassurance from people who have had it done. I understand it involves part of the stomach being wrapped round the oesophagus.
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You mean Nissen's Fundoplication for a hiatal hernia.
https:/ /www.he y.nhs.u k/patie nt-leaf let/lap aroscop ic-niss ens-fun doplica tion-hi atus-he rnia-re pair/
Sorry....again i have no personal experience.
You mean Nissen's Fundoplication for a hiatal hernia.
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Sorry....again i have no personal experience.
Such procedures are performed regularly where I work and depending on the skill of the surgeon generally takes 75-90 minutes, is fairly straightforward and recurrence is pretty rare, in my experiences.
In fact, I can’t recall any patient having the need to return in the last 15 years.
Hope that is of assistance to you.
In fact, I can’t recall any patient having the need to return in the last 15 years.
Hope that is of assistance to you.
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