Umbilical Hernia Surgery: Residual Tissue & New Lumps - What to Expect
It is possible for some of the umbilical hernia to be left behind after surgery, especially if the hernia was large or complex. This can happen for a few reasons, such as:
* The surgeon may not have been able to remove all of the hernia tissue due to its location or size.
* The hernia may have recurred after surgery, meaning that it came back after being repaired.
* The lump on your side may not be related to the umbilical hernia at all.
If you are concerned about the lump on your side, it is important to see a doctor for evaluation. They can determine the cause of the lump and recommend the best course of treatment.
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