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Herniotomy Surgery at Sarkar Hospital, Agra

Herniotomy is a surgical procedure used to treat a hernia, a condition in which an internal organ pushes through a weakened muscle or tissue wall. The most common hernias treated with herniotomy include inguinal hernia (groin area), umbilical hernia (navel), and femoral hernia (upper inner thigh).

At Sarkar Hospital, Agra, herniotomy is performed using advanced surgical techniques to ensure minimal pain, faster recovery, and long-term relief.

What Is Herniotomy Surgery?

Herniotomy is a type of hernia repair surgery that focuses on removal of the hernial sac only. It differs from:

  • Herniorrhaphy – repair of the muscle wall

  • Hernioplasty – repair using surgical mesh

Herniotomy is commonly performed in children and selected adult cases where only sac removal is required.

Alternate Names of Herniotomy

  • Hernia surgery

  • Hernial sac removal surgery

Body Location

  • Abdominal cavity, usually near the groin area

Preparation for Herniotomy Surgery

Proper preparation ensures a safe and successful procedure:

Diet
  • Maintain an empty stomach

  • Avoid food and liquids for 8 hours before surgery

Pre-operative Tests
  • Ultrasound

  • Blood tests

  • Chest X-ray

  • Blood pressure check

  • ECG

Medications
  • Inform your doctor about existing medical conditions

  • Disclose use of blood thinners, painkillers, or supplements

  • Certain medications may need to be stopped before surgery

Consent
  • Understand the benefits, risks, and recovery process before signing consent

Other Arrangements
  • Arrange a companion for hospital discharge

Recovery After Herniotomy Surgery

  • Laparoscopic herniotomy allows faster healing

  • Return to daily activities in 2–3 weeks

  • Full recovery within 3–6 weeks

  • Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activity for at least 1 month

Factors increasing hernia recurrence include:

  • Weak connective tissues

  • Smoking

  • Obesity

Approximately 10% of inguinal hernia patients may experience chronic pain lasting more than three months, which is usually managed conservatively.

Why Choose Sarkar Hospital, Agra?

✔ Experienced general surgeons
✔ Advanced laparoscopic facilities
✔ Personalized patient care
✔ Short hospital stay
✔ Trusted multispeciality hospital in Agra

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