How long does it take after hernia repair? Will it recur?

Will hernia recur after repair surgery? The recurrence rate after hernia surgery varies with different methods and doctors' technical proficiency: traditional hernia surgery. Suturing the tissues together will produce tension, which will tear the tissues along the suture edge and easily lead to hernia recurrence. According to statistics, the recurrence rate of traditional surgery is 10- 15%. Laparoscopic hernia surgery. According to the doctor's experience and technical level, the recurrence rate of hernia after laparoscopic repair is 1- 10%. Minimally invasive tension-free hernia repair. According to reports from all over the country, the recurrence rate of tension-free hernia repair is about 1-2%, and the recurrence rate of tension-free hernia repair by skilled hernia treatment experts is even lower, below 0. 1%. How long does it take to recover after hernia operation? The traditional method (tension method, that is, only suture tissue without patch) lasts for several weeks after repair. It takes 4 ~ 6 weeks for suture tissue to heal, and hospitalization and long bed rest are needed after operation, which brings more inconvenience and pain to patients. Tension-free repair and laparoscopic repair do not sew tissues together, so tissue healing time is not needed. However, there will be some complications after laparoscopic surgery, which requires hospitalization for about 3 days and can only be discharged after observation is normal. The postoperative effect is not obvious. After minimally invasive tension-free repair, the pain is slight, the patch material is advanced, and the patient generally has no rejection. After proper observation, he can go home. Secondly, skilled hernia experts should be selected for operation, and the recurrence rate of tension-free repair by skilled hernia treatment experts is less than 0.65438 0%. Thirdly, we should try to reduce the factors that lead to the increase of intra-abdominal pressure, such as long-term constipation, long-term cough, dysuria and so on. , and should be treated in time. After operation, don't bear weight prematurely or do strenuous exercise to increase abdominal pressure, and avoid heavy physical labor, such as loading and unloading, handling and pedaling a tricycle. Three months.