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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Amigo on 16 January 2011, 20:27:31
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
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:o Oh no! :'(
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
not good mate, i always feel mines gonna go again when i lift something heavy.just sense it somehow. hope you can get it sorted soon
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Very sorry to hear that Guy! :( :(
Take care, and make sure you see the doc's asap! ;)
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thats not good get it sorted asap :y
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
how often do you think of that then ;D ;D ;D
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Has anybody got any pictures of her bottom they can upload so I can see how scary it is for myself... [smiley=laugh.gif]
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
Sorry but Mandlesons sausage is scarier
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
I haven't heard since i was around 11 ;D :y :y
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Has anybody got any pictures of her bottom they can upload so I can see how scary it is for myself... [smiley=laugh.gif]
no buy this might turn you on a bit mate ;)
(http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj182/richierich1961/ann-widdecombe.jpg)
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Ouch, hope all goes ok mate
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:o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
dont knock it until you try it ;D ;D ;D
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
dont knock it until you try it ;D ;D ;D
Braver men have tried and not one of them has survived the experience ;D ;D
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Ouch, sounds painful. Hope its nothing too serious, and something that can be quickly sorted :'(
Does it hurt when you sneeze?
Now where did I put the pepper ;D
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
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Sorry to hear this, Guy. I hope they do a proper job of fixing you this time. ;)
IME the needles thing gets better once you're used to it.
Kevin
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Sorry to hear this, Guy. I hope they do a proper job of fixing you this time. ;)
IME the needles thing gets better once you're used to it.
Kevin
Maybe the 'garage' should have used genuine GM parts, rather than pattern ;D
As to needles, I'm with Amigo all the way on that one :-[
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Sorry to hear this, Guy. I hope they do a proper job of fixing you this time. ;)
IME the needles thing gets better once you're used to it.
Kevin
Maybe the 'garage' should have used genuine GM parts, rather than pattern ;D
As to needles, I'm with Amigo all the way on that one :-[
If they'd only followed the "maintenance guide". ;D
Kevin
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Duct tape corset? That'll hold it in!
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Come over here for the evening mate and I'll let the Gnome loose with his stanley knife and stapler. ;D ;D
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Come over here for the evening mate and I'll let the Gnome loose with his stanley knife and stapler. ;D ;D
He'd probably do a better job John. Have to arrange another all nighter soon. :y
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My frickin' hernia has split just at the repair. A tiny lump you could'nt see but i can push it in & it pops out :o when i cough etc!!! No pain but i'll have to see the doctor & be referred again i suppose. ::)
I would'nt mind but i was a pin cushion last time & i'm more afraid of needles than i am of Anne Widdicombe's front bottom!! >:( :(
Sorry but Mandlesons sausage is scarier
And you would know because....... ;D
Only kidding Martin
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
I hope i don't have to that Steve. If yours is umbilical (as mine is/was?) you can leave them but if they strangulate it's a killer. I don't know if yours ever has but when it does it sticks out, is rock hard & won't push back in (no yellow highlights please children!) You get a crippling pain akin to stitch from the top of your chest to the bit between your bollix &...well you know. If it won't push back in after 20 mins. then phone an ambulance rather' pronto...REALLY.
Ironically i came close a few times but lie back, relax & apply gentle pressure. When it goes back in the pain switches off like a light as if nothing ever happened.
Don't be too complacent though. I left it 2 years before doing anything & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
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... & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
Yes! :y Let's hope so :y
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
I hope i don't have to that Steve. If yours is umbilical (as mine is/was?) you can leave them but if they strangulate it's a killer. I don't know if yours ever has but when it does it sticks out, is rock hard & won't push back in (no yellow highlights please children!) You get a crippling pain akin to stitch from the top of your chest to the bit between your bollix &...well you know. If it won't push back in after 20 mins. then phone an ambulance rather' pronto...REALLY.
Ironically i came close a few times but lie back, relax & apply gentle pressure. When it goes back in the pain switches off like a light as if nothing ever happened.
Don't be too complacent though. I left it 2 years before doing anything & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
Mine is an inguinal hernia and is way down in my groin. It sometimes 'aches' after I over-exert my self but is generally bearable. My GP has told me to get to A&E if it goes hard or is very painful, but OK so far.
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
I hope i don't have to that Steve. If yours is umbilical (as mine is/was?) you can leave them but if they strangulate it's a killer. I don't know if yours ever has but when it does it sticks out, is rock hard & won't push back in (no yellow highlights please children!) You get a crippling pain akin to stitch from the top of your chest to the bit between your bollix &...well you know. If it won't push back in after 20 mins. then phone an ambulance rather' pronto...REALLY.
Ironically i came close a few times but lie back, relax & apply gentle pressure. When it goes back in the pain switches off like a light as if nothing ever happened.
Don't be too complacent though. I left it 2 years before doing anything & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
Mine is an inguinal hernia and is way down in my groin. It sometimes 'aches' after I over-exert my self but is generally bearable. My GP has told me to get to A&E if it goes hard or is very painful, but OK so far.
same as mine was about 12 yrs ago, took a lot of webbing to repair it so i was told. whatever that means. couldnt work for 6 months, still gets sore now and then. not a prob yet.
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
I hope i don't have to that Steve. If yours is umbilical (as mine is/was?) you can leave them but if they strangulate it's a killer. I don't know if yours ever has but when it does it sticks out, is rock hard & won't push back in (no yellow highlights please children!) You get a crippling pain akin to stitch from the top of your chest to the bit between your bollix &...well you know. If it won't push back in after 20 mins. then phone an ambulance rather' pronto...REALLY.
Ironically i came close a few times but lie back, relax & apply gentle pressure. When it goes back in the pain switches off like a light as if nothing ever happened.
Don't be too complacent though. I left it 2 years before doing anything & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
Mine is an inguinal hernia and is way down in my groin. It sometimes 'aches' after I over-exert my self but is generally bearable. My GP has told me to get to A&E if it goes hard or is very painful, but OK so far.
same as mine was about 12 yrs ago, took a lot of webbing to repair it so i was told. whatever that means. couldnt work for 6 months, still gets sore now and then. not a prob yet.
It's not as simple as folk make out. To get the stomach muscles to 'hold', all kinds of webbing or, more recently, steel mesh is used. It can be a problem for life, or it can be no problem once repaired. Rather apt for an omega forum.
I still can't understand how these operations were being mooted as so simple that a nurse could do it. No nurse is taking the knife to me.
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
I hope i don't have to that Steve. If yours is umbilical (as mine is/was?) you can leave them but if they strangulate it's a killer. I don't know if yours ever has but when it does it sticks out, is rock hard & won't push back in (no yellow highlights please children!) You get a crippling pain akin to stitch from the top of your chest to the bit between your bollix &...well you know. If it won't push back in after 20 mins. then phone an ambulance rather' pronto...REALLY.
Ironically i came close a few times but lie back, relax & apply gentle pressure. When it goes back in the pain switches off like a light as if nothing ever happened.
Don't be too complacent though. I left it 2 years before doing anything & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
Mine is an inguinal hernia and is way down in my groin. It sometimes 'aches' after I over-exert my self but is generally bearable. My GP has told me to get to A&E if it goes hard or is very painful, but OK so far.
same as mine was about 12 yrs ago, took a lot of webbing to repair it so i was told. whatever that means. couldnt work for 6 months, still gets sore now and then. not a prob yet.
It's not as simple as folk make out. To get the stomach muscles to 'hold', all kinds of webbing or, more recently, steel mesh is used. It can be a problem for life, or it can be no problem once repaired. Rather apt for an omega forum.
I still can't understand how these operations were being mooted as so simple that a nurse could do it. No nurse is taking the knife to me.
I did'nt have the mesh, mine was all keyhole, no pain & home same day. Hope your groin hernia holds out Steve.
If i need the mesh fitting then i want an Irmscher fitted. same as Beasties mesh grille!
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I've had a hernia for about five years now, quite a large protrusion (but we'll stick with the hernia ::)).
I wont have it done because almost everyone I spoke to had to have them repaired three or four times before giving up.
I hope i don't have to that Steve. If yours is umbilical (as mine is/was?) you can leave them but if they strangulate it's a killer. I don't know if yours ever has but when it does it sticks out, is rock hard & won't push back in (no yellow highlights please children!) You get a crippling pain akin to stitch from the top of your chest to the bit between your bollix &...well you know. If it won't push back in after 20 mins. then phone an ambulance rather' pronto...REALLY.
Ironically i came close a few times but lie back, relax & apply gentle pressure. When it goes back in the pain switches off like a light as if nothing ever happened.
Don't be too complacent though. I left it 2 years before doing anything & i'm sure this is just a hiccup..bleedin' hope so!!! Guy. :y
Mine is an inguinal hernia and is way down in my groin. It sometimes 'aches' after I over-exert my self but is generally bearable. My GP has told me to get to A&E if it goes hard or is very painful, but OK so far.
same as mine was about 12 yrs ago, took a lot of webbing to repair it so i was told. whatever that means. couldnt work for 6 months, still gets sore now and then. not a prob yet.
It's not as simple as folk make out. To get the stomach muscles to 'hold', all kinds of webbing or, more recently, steel mesh is used. It can be a problem for life, or it can be no problem once repaired. Rather apt for an omega forum.
I still can't understand how these operations were being mooted as so simple that a nurse could do it. No nurse is taking the knife to me.
I did'nt have the mesh, mine was all keyhole, no pain & home same day. Hope your groin hernia holds out Steve.
If i need the mesh fitting then i want an Irmscher fitted. same as Beasties mesh grille!
;D ;D ;D :y
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Don't Fook with a hernia! You will only make it worse ;D
Seriouslty had one done a few years ago and insisted on the traditional method as the mesh way is p*sss poor, no bother since!