3 Things to Ask Your Doctor if You Have a Femoral Hernia

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3 Things to Ask Your Doctor if You Have a Femoral
Hernia
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A femoral hernia occurs when a part of intestine
or other abdominal contents are forced through a
weakness in the femoral canal. The femoral canal
is located near the groin and below the inguinal
ligament, which is the crease between the lower
abdomen and thigh. A femoral hernia is more
likely to occur in females and typically develop
at or near the crease of the leg, but slightly
lower than the more common inguinal hernia. The
difference between femoral and inguinal hernias
is slight, and it is often difficult to tell the
two apart, so a hernia specialist is usually
required to make an accurate diagnosis. It is
possible to have both an inguinal and femoral
hernia at the same time.
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The three top questions to ask your doctor if you
have a femoral hernia are  How much experience
do you have repairing femoral hernias? What is
your preferred technique for the repair of a
femoral hernia? What is your rate of outcome
success in the repair of femoral hernias?
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The surgeons at The Hernia Center of Southern
California can provide you with expert femoral
hernia repair. For more information, please call
626-584-6116 or visit our website at
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ernia.
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