
Inguinal Hernia
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Groin Bulge: The main symptom is a noticeable bulge in the groin, which may become larger with straining or crying.

More Common in Males: Inguinal hernias are more frequent in males, especially on the right side.

Can Occur in New-borns: While less frequent, inguinal hernias can be present at birth or develop shortly after.

Surgery is usually needed: Repairing the weakened muscle wall with surgery is the definitive treatment for hernias.
Expert Team


Highly Qualified
Highly qualified paediatric surgeons with extensive experience in inguinal hernia repair.

Compassionate Nurses
Compassionate nurses and other healthcare professionals dedicated to your child's well-being.
Why Choose?
Technology and Facilities


Paediatric Surgical Unit
Equipped with advanced monitoring systems, specialized surgical instruments, and a comfortable environment for children.

Advanced Monitoring Systems
Continuously track your child's vitals and ensure their safety during surgery.

Minimally Invasive Techniques
Whenever possible, our surgeons use laparoscopic surgery for minimal scarring and faster recovery.

Experienced Paediatric Care
Our team provides compassionate care before, during, and after surgery to support your child's healing process.
Who May Require Treatment for Inguinal Hernia?



Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent complications.
Treatments Provided


Thorough Evaluation
We perform a comprehensive examination to diagnose the hernia and determine the best course of treatment.

Surgical Repair
Minimally invasive surgery is typically performed to repair the weak spot in the groin muscles and prevent further protrusion.

Post-Surgical Care
We provide pain management and guidance on recovery, ensuring your child heals comfortably and returns to normal activities.

Mediclaim Facilities
Cashless Treatment at NICE Hospital with Mediclaim Insurance
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