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After Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

A hernia is a defect in the tough tissue covering the musculature of the abdominal wall (fascia). During laparoscopic hernia surgery, a surgeon inserts a telescope attached to a camera as well as surgical instruments through tiny incisions in your abdomen. The surgeon repairs the hernia with a mesh, which patches the tear or weakness in the fascia.

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Postural Drainage

If you have a chronic problem with mucus, or you have increased mucus from an infection, lying with your chest lower than your belly can loosen and drain extra mucus from your lungs. The following guidelines will help you know what to do.

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Wound Check After Surgery, No Complication

If your wound was sewn closed, you shouldn't have to change the dressing more than twice a day in the first few days. Follow these home care instructions after your wound check.

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Caring for a Closed Suction Drainage Tube

A drainage tube removes fluid from around an incision. This helps prevent infection and promotes healing. Follow these instructions.

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