HERNIA SURGERY

Safe & Effective Treatment for Hernia

Treatment for groin, abdominal and other hernias with open or laparoscopic surgery based on the patient’s condition.

WHAT IS A HERNIA?

A hernia happens when an internal part of the body pushes through a weak area in the muscle or tissue.

It may appear as a swelling or lump, commonly in the groin or abdomen.

Some hernias may cause pain or discomfort, especially while standing, lifting weight, coughing or walking.

WHO MAY NEED HERNIA SURGERY?

You may need hernia surgery if you have:

COMMON TYPES OF HERNIA

Inguinal Hernia

A common type of hernia that usually appears as a swelling in the groin.

Umbilical Hernia

A hernia that develops around the belly button.

Incisional Hernia

A hernia that may develop at the site of a previous surgery.

Hiatal Hernia

A condition where part of the stomach moves upward through the diaphragm.

OUR TREATMENT APPROACH

At Maruthi Multi Speciality Hospital, every patient undergoes a detailed evaluation before surgery.

Our approach includes:

MEET OUR SPECIALIST

Meet Our Experienced Medical Experts

Dr. G. Nagarjuna

Consultant General & Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon.

MBBS, MS, FIAGES, FALS

10+ Years of Experience

Dr. U. Likhitha

Consultant General Surgeon

MBBS, MS (General Surgery)

04+ Years of Experience

WHY CHOOSE US

Why Patients Choose Maruthi Hospital

Experienced Specialists

Modern Surgical Facilities

Comprehensive Pre & Post-Operative Care

Personalized Treatment Plans

Advanced Diagnostic Support

Patient-Focused Care

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Not every hernia needs immediate surgery. The doctor will decide based on the size, symptoms and type of hernia.
It is a keyhole surgery done through small cuts using a camera and special instruments.
Recovery differs for each patient and depends on the type of surgery and overall health.
A hernia can sometimes return. Following the doctor’s advice after surgery may help reduce the risk.

Have a Hernia or Groin Swelling?

Consult our General & Laparoscopic Surgery team to understand the right treatment option.