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Yeezus
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Ok doctors of NS, i need some help

im in 11th grade right now and in 6th grade , i had surgery for hernia .  All is fine until about a month ago , when i started feeling pains where i had surgery .  It has come to the point now where i can't run and play soccer anymore and the state cup starts tomorrow and i will be sitting out .  what can this be from ? scar tissue ? may i possibly have hernia again ? is the scar opening up ? or is this completely unrelated with my hernia ?

HELPP!!!
Nov 7 2010 5:08PM
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GayWolf420
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Be a man and take a salt tablet.
Nov 7 2010 5:09PM
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little1337
Posts: 8159 - Karma: 45,773
streach it out
Nov 7 2010 5:12PM
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little1337
Posts: 8159 - Karma: 45,773
or hire jesus i dont know
Nov 7 2010 5:12PM
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103859264
Posts: 465 - Karma: 145

ya... probably this :/

sorry about that though, i hate injuries!!!! i love soccer too and had to sit out all season because i pulled my acheles :(

Nov 7 2010 5:15PM
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paige.
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It is possible that you did get another hernia.
I had a hernia repair when I was 6 and a couple years ago I had a groin injury from track. My doctor said it is possible to redo it and sent me in to the hospital to get ultrasounds to make sure I hadn't retorn it (i hadn't, just had an imbalance in my hips screwing up alignment).
I think you definitely need to get it checked out.
Nov 7 2010 5:16PM
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PartyHon
Posts: 2019 - Karma: 425
Yes. it would be wise to not take any chances considering your past surgery
Nov 7 2010 5:16PM
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Yeezus
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yea im going to a doctor this week i just want to know what i could possibly be
Nov 7 2010 5:21PM
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paige.
Posts: 1930 - Karma: 907
Basically, the fact that you had one before suggests that the abdominal wall could be thinner in that area, making it easier to tear.

Like for me, not only I but two of my cousins had them (I actually think we might have been born with them) as well as my grandpa, so we probably have a genetic weakness and are more at risk.
Nov 7 2010 5:27PM
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