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We’re here to help provide you with information for your hernia journey. Let's get started.

Do you think you may have a hernia?

You’re not alone; hernias are very common. Over five million people get diagnosed with a hernia every year.1 Learn more about what a hernia is, diagnosing a hernia, and the next steps to treating your hernia.

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As a patient, you have multiple treatment options. Understanding your options is the first step to recovery.

Incisional Hernia

Mesh Options

Learn about the different types of meshes that are used to treat hernias.

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Repair Options

Hernias will not heal on their own. Surgery is required to repair a hernia.

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Recovery

Learn more about the typical recovery times and expectations.

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Mesh Options
Understand the mesh options that there are for hernia repair.
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Surgery Options
Understand the surgical options that there are for hernia repair.
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Post Surgery
Know what to expect post hernia surgery.
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Patient Questions
Patient questions are common—learn more.
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Hernias can be complex.


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Watch videos and download resources to be prepared to speak with your health care provider.
 

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  1. Hernia Surgical Mesh Implants. U.S Food and Drug Administration. February 4, 2018. https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/implants-and-prosthetics/hernia-surgical-mesh-implants

 

This site is not intended as a substitute for professional medical care. Only your physician can diagnose and appropriately treat your symptoms. BD does not recommend the use of any particular physician or team of physicians. As with any surgery, hernia repair surgery carries certain risks. Talk to your doctor about possible complications of the surgery, as well as side effects. Please consult your healthcare provider for advice regarding who should be part of your hernia repair team. 
 

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