Hernia and General Surgical Procedures

Hernia – TEP/TAPP, Laparoscopic & Vascular Surgery / Breast & Thyroid Surgery

A hernia occurs when an internal organ or tissue pushes through a weakened area of the surrounding muscle or tissue. Hernias may appear as a visible or noticeable swelling and can sometimes cause discomfort, particularly during physical activity or straining. 

Dr. Ankush Sharma provides evaluation and treatment guidance for patients with hernia and other general surgical concerns. Depending on the condition, laparoscopic approaches such as TEP or TAPP may be considered. The hospital also provides surgical services related to vascular conditions and breast and thyroid concerns. 

Treatment planning depends on several factors, including: 

• Type and location of the hernia  

• Size of the hernia  

• Severity of symptoms  

• Previous surgery or treatment  

• Clinical examination findings  

• Associated conditions  

• Overall health of the patient  

Depending on the individual condition, appropriate surgical management may be recommended following clinical evaluation and relevant investigations. 

When Should You Consult a Doctor? 

Seek medical consultation if you experience: 

• A noticeable swelling or lump  

• Pain or discomfort around the swelling  

• Increasing size of a lump  

• Discomfort during physical activity  

• Persistent symptoms  

• A swelling that becomes painful or changes suddenly  

Early evaluation can help identify the type of condition and determine an appropriate treatment approach.