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Open Preperitoneal Inguinal Hernia Repair Education: Week 2 Recovery

This video from Boston Hernia Center addresses recovery from open preperitoneal inguinal hernia repair surgery, specifically focusing on the second week. Key takeaways: Psychologically challenging: Most feel better physically but may experience frustration due to activity restrictions. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery emotional state] Activity: Desk jobs allow returning to work. [keywords: hernia surgery return to work desk job] Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activity for the entire second week. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery activity restrictions] Leisurely walks are encouraged. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery walking] Pain: Pain should continue to improve. Tylenol may be used for discomfort. [keywords: hernia surgery pain medication] Swelling: Increased swelling is normal due to gravity and activity. It may feel firm and bulge-like. [keywords: hernia surgery swelling] Bruising: Bruising may change color from black and blue to yellow and fade by the end of the week. [keywords: hernia surgery bruising] Important: Follow activity restrictions to prevent hernia recurrence. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery complications] Internal bleeding is a rare but serious risk of overdoing activity. [keywords: hernia surgery complications] Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only. Consult your doctor for specific recovery plans. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery consultation]