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Dr Rajesh Vunnamatla
Dr Rajesh Vunnamatla is one of the best hernia surgeons in Hyderabad, with over 20 years of surgical expertise. He has successfully performed a vast number of hernia surgeries—ranging from simple to complex cases—earning the trust of countless patients. His in-depth knowledge and precision in treating different types of hernias, including inguinal, umbilical, incisional, and hiatal hernias, set him apart in the field.
Utilizing the latest advanced robotic and minimally invasive techniques, Dr. Rajesh ensures quicker recovery, minimal pain, and improved patient outcomes. His commitment to patient safety, surgical innovation, and excellence has made him one of the most sought-after hernia specialists in Hyderabad.
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Why Choose Dr. Rajesh Vunnamatla?
24*7 Available
For your convenience, he is available 24/7 to ensure timely attention throughout your journey.
All Insurances Available
To eliminate financial hurdles, we accept all major insurance providers to cover most of your Hernia surgery needs.
Experienced Surgeon
With more than 20+ years of experience, Dr. Rajesh Vunnamatla is a trusted and highly skilled surgeon who ensures your safety and success.
Quick Recovery
His unique postoperative instructions, crafted from years of experience, facilitate a faster and smoother recovery.
No Complications
His unparalleled experience and high success rate minimize complications, ensuring a safe, supportive journey.
Award Winning Hernia Surgeon in Hyderabad
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What happens if a hernia is left untreated?
Depending on the type of hernia, leaving them untreated can be disastrous. For smaller hernias without symptoms, watching and waiting is a reasonable option in a motivated patient, however in larger hernias, intestine or other organs can get stuck and can “strangulate”, causing pain and putting the intestine or organ at risk of dying. The only hernias which can be safely monitored are small belly button or groin hernias without symptoms.
What is the recovery time for hernia surgery?
Most hernia surgery can be done on an outpatient basis, and typically pain and soreness may only last 1-2 weeks. Afterwards, most patients feel back to normal. Some patients feel like going back to work after 1-2 days! For larger or more complex hernias, the recovery may be longer, but your surgeon will explain the whole process.
Do hernias cause constipation?
This is more likely to be the other way around! Chronic constipation can lead to increased pressure inside of your belly, which has a higher likelihood of creating hernias.
What types of hernias are there?
There are several different types of hernias, but the most common types are groin and abdominal hernias, however hernias can present in the chest or back as well.
What causes hernias?
There is typically not a single reason that someone develops a hernia, however the most common causes are chronic cough, chronic constipation, persistent heavy lifting, multiple pregnancies, or disease of connective tissue. There is no true way to avoid getting hernias but getting a chronic cough or constipation under control may be protective.
When can I go back to work after hernia surgery?
We recommend taking 1 week off from work for recovery. Some patients may even feel like going back to work after a couple of days, but 1 week is about average for recovery.
Why is mesh used in hernia surgery?
Hernias tend to develop in areas of weakness of the abdominal wall. Bringing together weak tissue may not be enough for an effective repair. Mesh is a synthetic material used to reinforce weak tissue. Multiple studies have shown that this reduces the risk of recurrence of the hernia without increasing complication rate, and have been shown to be quite safe with the risk of allergic reaction or rejection to be extremely rare.
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