'Harnia'

Om Prakash (59.182.49.230) -

My father, aged 81 years, has got harnia about 1 month ago. It is not causing any pain. In sleeping position, he even does not feel about it. He feels it more during coughing and sneezing. Sonography Report states:

" There is reducible right inguinal hernia with a defect of 2.75 cms and having bowel and omentum as its content."

Doctors have advised for operation but father is reluctant. Is there any remedy other than operation? How long operation can be delayed safely ?

Shall greatly appreciate your prompt reply

Comment #1 Bhupender (164.129.1.42) -

Recently i came to know that i have Harnia. And the only solution suggested by doctors is operation. Although i dont feel any short of problem due to it except some swelling in the lower abdomenial region. Also a little pain during coughing.

I want to know if some solution other than operation exists or not.

Comment #2 shailesh prabhakra inamdar (59.95.48.69) -

any other solution or thearepy for harnia than operation ?

Comment #3 raj girane (202.89.75.109) -

Recently i came to know that i have Harnia. And the only solution suggested by doctors is operation.Although i dont feel any short of problem due to it except some swelling in the lower abdomenial region. Also a little pain during weight lifting.

I want to know if some solution other than operation exists or not.

Comment #4 shakil (203.202.255.175) -

i am having a ingunal harnia. its not painfull or creating any problem.is there any way to repair it?pls help me.

Comment #5 brijesh (59.178.161.160) -

i am 35 years old and sufferring from initial stages of Hernia.it pains when I stand for long hours or do any stranouous work. please recommend some ayurvedic medicine & asana

Comment #6 sharad (210.214.84.190) -

Iam having harnia for the past four months I showed it to the doctor he said that it is reduceable ingunial harnia after that he recommended operation.But iam reluctant iam wearing a Truss or harnia belt and from that moment i dont even feel any sensation.Can you recommend any exercises or any other remedy.

If i get it operated how safe it is and how permanaent it is.

Comment #7 B.S. KUMARA (59.92.246.38) -

Dear Sir,

I came to know that I am having Harnia problem. and everybody sugesting to go for an operation which is the only option for Harnia. But a very few people sugestd me that it can be cured by way of yoga. So please kindly guide me whether it can be cured by yoga. What we have to do for the same.

Thanking you.

yours faithfully

B.S.Kumara

Comment #8 Sushil Vasudev (221.135.251.198) -

Hi

Myself sushil vasudev i having harnia from 3 years belowe and got now big so what should i can do i dont want to operation because i dont want to go to hospital give some suggestion that ican get treat best from you

Comment #9 suresh kumar (123.236.112.114) -

i am 40 years old and i have HRNIA please advice for remady

Thanks

suresh

Comment #10 Navkaran singh sodhi (202.164.33.39) -

sir,

I am 12yrs old.I am suffering from HARNIA for the last 7yrs.My First operation was done at the age of 5yrs from the general hospital sector 16, Chandigarh (INDIA).After three months the Harnia again came out on the same position in the testis. Doctors now again recomended surgery so, kindly suggest me any other treatment. i shall be very thankful to you.

thanks

yours faithfully,

Navkaran Singh Sodhi

Comment #11 ANUJ SAHNI (59.94.130.34) -

My Father (age 47) is suffering from Harnia and it came to our knowledge last week. My Father is fit and does Yoga regularly. He is having pain in lower Abdomen from last few years. Is Harnia curable or operation is the only way......kindly suggest. THANKS....!

Comment #12 Ankit (117.98.27.175) -

My uncel is 49 years old and suffring from harnia for last 9 month.it's initial stage so we would like to know about what sould we do initial stage.can it recover by yoga?

please tell us some suggestion.

Comment #13 Sumit Chakraborty (123.239.30.248) -

Iam suffering from severe pain below testis at the right side.

Doctor confirmed me of having Harnia (RIH)and suggested to have

operation at the earliest.

Please suggest wether to have operation or can be cured with

yoga or other remedies.

Comment #14 Anil Sharma (122.168.21.239) -

I have recently found Hernia developed in my left groin.It is not causing any pain. only In sleeping position, i even do not feel about it. I feel it more during coughing and sneezing.Please suggest any treatment other than Surgery.

Comment #15 ravi koshti (212.76.66.216) -

sir,

i, m getting light pain inside near the left side of panis.is it Harnia?if so let me know required yoga or medication.

regards,

ravi.

Comment #16 vinay (59.180.125.253) -

i am 34 yrs old recently i came to know that i have harnia.please suggest me is there any treatment or yoga or medicine. i am not interested in operation.

Comment #17 Ramesh (202.122.20.58) -

Hi....

Recently i came to know that i am having Harnia.. please suggest me sir

Comment #18 Asyanti Hindermo (63.176.159.202) -

I am a 32 from India, and am currently in pain from Harnia. As I observe here in this forum there are no answer from any professional or Yoga teacher. Is there any experts out there who can help us with our illness. I would greatly compensate you for your aid. Please post your contact information here and I, or maybe the rest of us with the same problem can contact you. Just please take this pain away.

Comment #19 William (63.176.159.76) -

I used to have a harnia and the only way I could get it removed was by surgery and its not painful, and if so they give you medicine to help with the pain, but the pain for the couple days is worth loosing the pain for good.

Comment #20 Dale (63.176.159.112) -

The more time you delay the operation, the dangerous it is for your father.

Try to talk to your father heart to heart and make him understand that the procedure is need for his own safety.

Comment #21 d.gupta (114.31.191.246) -

i am 36 , i come to know that i am suffering from harnia 3 month stage kidly advice is it curable by yoga.

Comment #22 shadira (63.176.159.168) -

People keep asking what remedy can they implement against their (or their relative's) harnia when the answer is very much obvious. By the way people it is not hernia but "HARNIA", just wanted to correct you with that. You won't find any "harnia" in Wikipedia (only "hernia").

Going back, it is indeed very much obvious when you have hernia, it is recommended that one goes under the operating light. Operation is the only answer for painful types of hernia but if it is not like some of you may experienced then it is your call. Just hope it doesn't get worst or yo are all just prolonging your pain and suffering.

Comment #23 Elisa (63.176.159.197) -

Study up on the life of B.K.S. Iyengar and his form of Yoga... since he's only 90 you can probably still study under him if you are serious!

From Wikipedia... and this is only the tip of the iceberg.

"Mr. Iyengar has also developed extensively ways of applying his practice to various ailments, diseases, and disorders. Many of these sources of suffering, from chronic backache to immunodeficiency to high blood pressure to insomnia to depression, have specific programs of Iyengar yoga associated with them."

The only surgery you people should be looking at is to have your brains removed it put in bottles for people to look at.

• Iyengar Yoga

Comment #24 Shelly (63.176.159.61) -

I looked up information on a Harnia on Wikipedia and this is what it had to say about harnias and how to repir them, and some other basic information on how the repairs are done.

Uncomplicated hernias are principally repaired by pushing back, or "reducing", the herniated tissue, and then mending the weakness in muscle tissue (an operation called herniorrhaphy). If complications have occurred, the surgeon will check the viability of the herniated organ, and resect it if necessary. Modern muscle reinforcement techniques involve synthetic materials (a mesh prosthesis) that avoid over-stretching of already weakened tissue (as in older, but still useful methods). The mesh is either placed over the defect (anterior repair) or more preferably under the defect (posterior repair). At times staples are used to keep the mesh in place. These mesh repair methods are often called "Tension Free" repairs because, unlike older traditional methods, muscle is not pulled together under tension. Evidence suggests that these Tension Free methods have the lowest percentage of recurrences and the fastest recovery period compared to older suture repair methods. Increasingly, some repairs are performed through laparoscopes.

Many patients are managed through day surgery centers, and are able to return to work within a week or two, while heavy activities are prohibited for a longer period. Patients who have their hernias repaired with mesh often recover in a number of days. Surgical complications have been estimated to be up to 10%, but most of them can be easily addressed. They include surgical site infections, nerve and blood vessel injuries, injury to nearby organs, and hernia recurrence.

(www.wikipedia.com)

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