What are the methods of abdominal hernia?

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Please provide the following information so that we can get to the bottom of your problem: Based on the size of the scar, I believe that was an open gallbladder surgery rather than a keyhole. How long has the twitching been going on? Is this after you have moved anything heavy, worked out, or had a coughing fit? When you cough, does anything protrude from the scar line like a hernia? Do you have diabetes or hypertension? Did you experience any wound issues, such as wound infection, following your surgery? Do you experience any hunger issues, such as discomfort after a meal or feeling full too quickly? Have you had any imaging scans since this problem arose? Provide me with the specifics and photographs of your scar, and I will try my best to assist you.

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There are two options that come to mind:

1. The formation of an incisional hernia - It is prevalent as people age and their collagen levels fall and their muscles weaken.It is coupled with the fact that you have been straining yourself at work, a little hernia that periodically obstructs and diminishes on its own is a possibility.

2. Nerve endings can become sensitive at any time (particularly if they have been severed during surgery). This might account for the twinges.

My logical conclusion is that there is a tiny hernia around your surgical site. I would suggest you avoid doing anything that causes strain on your abdominal muscles, such as lifting heavy weights. I would also suggest getting an ultrasound of your abdomen to examine what is going on inside.

I hope all of this makes sense.

I hope this helps.

Thank you and take care.

Regards.