Will I have any long-term problems after removal of the appendix?
No. The appendix is not essential, and people live normal lives without it.
Is appendectomy a major surgery?
It is a common and safe procedure, often done laparoscopically, which involves less risk and faster healing.
Can appendicitis go away on its own?
No. Appendicitis is a medical emergency. If not treated, it can lead to rupture and serious infection.
Can hernias come back after surgery?
Rarely. Recurrence can be minimized with proper technique, use of mesh, and post-op care.
What is the best surgery for a hernia?
It depends on the hernia type, size, location, and patient health. Your doctor will recommend the most appropriate method—open, laparoscopic, or robotic.
How can I prevent a hernia?
Maintain a healthy weight, avoid heavy lifting, treat constipation, and strengthen your abdominal muscles with regular exercise.
Is hernia surgery safe?
Yes. Hernia surgery is generally safe and effective with low complication rates, especially with experienced surgeons.
Can a hernia go away on its own?
No. Hernias do not heal without surgery. Small, painless hernias can be observed, but larger or symptomatic ones require repair.
Does colorectal cancer always come with pain?
No. Many people have no pain or symptoms in early stages, which is why screening is crucial.
Will I need a colostomy bag?
Not necessarily. Many patients don’t require one. It's only needed in certain cases based on tumor location and type of surgery.
