Advanced Hernia Treatment in Rewari: Say Goodbye to Pain with Laparoscopic Surgery

Jan 13, 2026

Are you feeling a strange bulge in your abdomen or groin that becomes more painful when you lift heavy objects or cough? This could be a Hernia. While many people try to live with the discomfort, an untreated hernia can lead to serious medical emergencies.

At Metro Hospital, Rewari, we offer advanced, minimally invasive solutions to help you get back to your pain-free life quickly and safely.

What is a Hernia?

A hernia occurs when an internal organ (usually the intestine) pushes through a weak spot in the surrounding muscle or tissue wall. It commonly occurs in the abdomen, groin, or near old surgical scars.

Types of Hernia We Treat:

• Inguinal Hernia: Most common in men, appearing in the groin area.
• Umbilical Hernia: Occurs near the belly button.
• Incisional Hernia: Forms at the location of an earlier surgery scar.
• Femoral Hernia: Usually affects women and appears just beneath the groin.

Why Laparoscopic (Keyhole) Hernia Repair is Better?

At Metro Hospital Rewari, Dr. Neeraj Kumar and our surgical team prefer the Laparoscopic approach for its superior results:

1. Small Incisions: Unlike traditional surgery that requires a large cut, we use 3 tiny “keyholes.”
2. Faster Recovery: Most patients return to light work within 3–5 days.
3. Minimal Pain: Less tissue damage means significantly less post-operative pain.
4. Lower Recurrence: Using high-quality surgical mesh with advanced laparoscopic techniques ensures the hernia doesn’t come back easily.
5. Same-Day/Next-Day Discharge: Most patients can go home within 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Can a hernia heal on its own with exercise or belts?

Ans: No. A hernia is a structural/mechanical defect in the muscle wall. It will not heal on its own. Exercises or “hernia belts” may provide temporary relief but surgery is the only permanent cure.

Q2. What happens if I delay Hernia surgery?

Ans: Delaying surgery can lead to “Strangulation,” where the blood supply to the trapped intestine is cut off. This is a serious, life-threatening emergency and needs urgent surgery.  It is always better to opt for a planned (elective) surgery.

Q3. Is the mesh used in surgery safe?

Ans: Yes. We use international-standard, biocompatible surgical mesh that stays in the body permanently to provide extra strength to the weakened muscle wall.

Q4. When can I start lifting weights after Hernia surgery?

Ans: While you can walk the same day, we advise avoiding heavy weightlifting (more than 5-10kg) for at least 4 to 6 weeks to allow the tissue to heal completely around the mesh.

Q5. Why choose Metro Hospital Rewari for Hernia?

Ans: We provide a combination of Expert Surgeons, Modular OTs (to prevent infection), and Affordable Packages that are much lower than hospitals in Delhi or Gurgaon.