A hernia is a bulge that appears when an organ or fatty tissue pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal wall. The most common types are inguinal (groin), umbilical (navel) and incisional (through an old surgical scar).
A hernia will not heal on its own and tends to grow slowly larger over time. Belts and trusses only give temporary support. The definitive treatment is surgery — and Dr. Ashish Agarwal repairs most hernias laparoscopically, reinforcing the weak wall with a soft mesh from the inside.
Through a few keyhole openings, a fine camera and instruments are used to place a strong mesh that reinforces the weak area from behind the muscle wall. This modern technique holds the repair securely and greatly lowers the chance of the hernia coming back.
Compared with open surgery, keyhole hernia repair usually means less pain after the operation, smaller scars and a faster return to work. When hernias are present on both sides, they can often be repaired in the same sitting.
Eligible patients can have this operation done completely free of cost under the Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) scheme. Call or WhatsApp with your card details to check your eligibility.
No. A belt or truss can support a hernia temporarily, but only surgery repairs the weak wall permanently. Delaying treatment lets the hernia grow and raises the risk of complications.
Recurrence is uncommon after a properly done laparoscopic mesh repair. The mesh becomes a permanent, strong reinforcement of the abdominal wall.
If the bulge suddenly becomes hard, very painful and cannot be pushed back — especially with vomiting — the hernia may be trapped or strangulated. Seek surgical care immediately.
Yes, eligible patients can have hernia surgery done free of cost under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY). Call or WhatsApp with your card details to check your eligibility.
No long forms — just call or WhatsApp to describe your problem and book a convenient time at the clinic in Daudpur, Gorakhpur.