Re: Inguinal hernia pain--post surgery

[Guest guest]

Duncan and others:

Two years ago I was surgically operated upon for my inguinal hernia. But I keep

getting recurrent pain in the inguinal region. The surgeon advises not to get

next surgery but just to bear with it. My son, mainstream physician, says in my

age of 70 I have my abdominal wall muscle weakened. So it can't support the

intestines at times and pushes down with pressure and exertion. Its true. When I

speak loudly for long or sit for long then I get the pain. My son says to take

vitamin C. I can remove the ongoing pain in 5 minutes if I lay down flat/supine

for 5 minutes. But I can't take to long journeys.

How can I avoid the pain please?

Ratan.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Ratan; in repairing an inguinal hernia, two adjacent muscles are violated and

then sewn together so as to not allow them to separate again at the connective

tissue, which is more flexible. They may still pull in slightly different

directions, which causes discomfort and sometimes pain. If you have excessive

pain it is likely the surgery has resulted in adhesions, which is excessive

scarring in the area with a resultant lack of flexibility of the tissues near

where they have been re-joined.

Excessive scarring of adhesions, endometriosis, fibroids and organ fibrosis can

be reduced by metabolic enzymes, specifically fibrinolytic enzymes. BlockBuster

Allclear is what we use in the UK and North America; I don't know what you have

in India but you can compare the ingredients with other fibrinolytic, not

proteolytic, enzymes:

http://tinyurl.com/BB-AllClear

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> Duncan and others:

> Two years ago I was surgically operated upon for my inguinal hernia. But I

keep getting recurrent pain in the inguinal region. The surgeon advises not to

get next surgery but just to bear with it. My son, mainstream physician, says in

my age of 70 I have my abdominal wall muscle weakened. So it can't support the

intestines at times and pushes down with pressure and exertion. Its true. When I

speak loudly for long or sit for long then I get the pain. My son says to take

vitamin C. I can remove the ongoing pain in 5 minutes if I lay down flat/supine

for 5 minutes. But I can't take to long journeys.

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> How can I avoid the pain please?

> Ratan.

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