Permanent? Not likely. Pushing that lump back through the weak bit of the abdominal wall, doesn't cure the weakness.
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I had an umbilical hernia years ago and nothing worked! Not until a surgeon sewed it up with something very strong.
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But with an INCISIONAL hernia, it may well heal over time.
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Unfortunately these things are often a problem which comes with aging tissues. Often they do not hurt or do much harm but if they do, then surgery is the only recourse. Brian
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well it was the liver transplant that gave me these two...they line up nicely with the scars....tee hee
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Although it probably helps it not to get worse.
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What is the point of asking for opinions/anecdotes when you only listen to the one that agrees with you not the ones that 'say' nay?
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Would help avoid strangulation, which can be deadly.
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I had a double hernia op. Bit of fibreglass cloth pulled from one keyhole to another IIRC.
Worked
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Presumably they finished off with your favourite solution to almost everything - car body filler :-)
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No that's my second favourite solution
They finishe off with my favourite one.
Morphine.