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Open Preperitoneal Hernia Repair Guide: First evening at home

This video from Boston Hernia Center offers guidance for patients recovering from open pre-peritoneal hernia repair surgery, specifically focusing on the first day at home. Key points covered: Walking: It's safe to walk around, including stairs, but avoid excessive stair climbing. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery walking, hernia repair stairs] Pain Management: Scheduled over-the-counter pain medication is crucial. Opioids are only required in 7% of patients. Take Tylenol and Ibuprofen (if allowed) together every 6 hours, starting 6 hours after surgery. [keywords: hernia surgery Tylenol and Ibuprofen] Ice packs can provide additional relief. [keywords: hernia surgery ice pack] Opioids are a last resort for severe pain. [keywords: hernia surgery opioid use] Alternative medications like Arnica Montana may be helpful for some. [keywords: hernia surgery Arnica Montana] Diet: Eat a light meal at home and avoid going out for dinner. [keywords: hernia surgery diet first day] Sleep: Set an alarm for pain medication during the night if needed. [keywords: hernia surgery sleep pain medication] Activity: Take it easy, and any strenuous activity (for the first two weeks). [keywords: hernia surgery recovery activity restrictions] Overall, most patients experience discomfort on the first day, but manage it with OTCmedication and rest. [keywords: hernia surgery first day recovery] Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only. Consult your doctor for specific recovery plans. [keywords: hernia surgery recovery consultation]