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glrnet

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  1. Got a head up from Adrianí ½í±. To answer all your questions would require confirming that you actually have a hernia indeed in the first instance. Most times the diagnosis is obvious on clinical examination. Sometimes you may need an ultrasound or radiologic modalities. Treatment is often elective(planned) but if you develope a complication like strangulation then you will require emergency surgery. Typically for an inguinal hernia the gold standard repair is the Lichtenstein technique (mesh overlay repair) and it's usually a daycase procedure. Endoscopic (keyhole) repair is also possible but usually employed for a simple inguinal hernia. So if all you have is a lump in the groin which comes up when you strain, stand etc and that reduces easily when you apply gently pressure to it, lie down or wear even a corset. Typically you may experience a heaviness, dragging sensation or mild discomfort when it's popped out but this goes away when back in. If the lump becomes very painful, red/hot, unable to reduce, or you start to vomit or experience a distending tummy then these may suggest a serious complication requiring emergency surgery. You can reduce the chance of the hernia symptoms worsening or complicating by avoiding strainous activities, avoid constipation, treating persistent cough etc. I'm quite happy for you to contact me by pm or phone so we can discuss things of a more personal nature and I can try to advice appropriately. That's what I said Bennet
  2. I had this op a couple of years ago, it's all in the luck of the draw as to how painful/serious it is, it can cause bowel stangulation or blockages which is very serious. Others can go on for years with no pain/problems. As others have said, if you haven't done so alreafy go and see the quack and see what he advises. I had key hole surgery, up and about in a couple of days, one night in hospital. Good luck with it all mate
  3. I tried that last year, they gave me 2 sacks and the stamps and I took them home
  4. The Smurf workers have stuffed calendars into envelopes, I hope to get these in the post tomorrow (Gemma at the PO will NOT be pleased!!!)
  5. I've PM'd the stragglers they've got until the Calendars arrive tomorrow and that's it as far as I'm concerned.
  6. Those who haven't paid please do so ASAP, you are letting the side down now, we order the calendars in good faith and pay for them up front out of our own pockets so let's be seeing some moolah please chaps (mrt, this doesn't apply to you )
  7. Thanks for the advice but this thread is over a year old
  8. Been away most of the weekend will update this tomorrow, thanks for payments guys. **edit** Now updated
  9. See, now you've ruined it Paddy, you said the doughnut word in a thread that involves Buster!! You bring 'em he'll eat 'em
  10. Knowing your past catering your picnic would feed the entire attendance. Excellent idea though Can't do Bolognese for a picnic Will, what's wrong with you ?
  11. As we have to be there all day it would seen rude not to organise some kind of "picnic"?
  12. I met about 20 Zed Heds in a pub car park in Kent today, bet we had more fun.
  13. Clearly he's never been through the tunnels on the A55 in a Zed, the boy hasn't lived
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