What can be the causes for pain the next day after any physical activity post inguinal hernia surgery?

Hello,

I am a 34-year-old male with a height of 5.8 feet and a weight of 191 pounds. I had inguinal hernia surgery about nine years back. Post-surgery I have not taken proper rest. After 30 days of surgery, I started to sit on the ground and also started using an Indian type of toilet. Due to this, I suspect scar tissue has formed inside my body, but from the outside, it appears normal. All these years, whenever I stretch, run, sit down on the ground, or if I perform pushups, It hurts me at the site of stitches the next day. I think that when I do some stretching, the scar tissue is torn inside me, and it heals the next day, so I feel skin or muscle healing pain or a sensation similar to post-surgery. It feels like I had surgery recently. Nowadays, it hurts when I bend down to take an object from the ground, or even after walking or sitting on low height chair. It hurts only after 12 hours of the activity. I went to a surgeon who performed my surgery. He asked me to reduce belly fat. I think I have 22 pounds of belly fat. My waist measurement is 35 inches, my hip measurement is 42 inches, and my belly measurement is about 41 inches. I want to know my treatment options and what type of repair I had? My queries are- Will reducing belly fat cure my problem completely or partially? What specialty of doctors work on scar tissue issues? A normal surgeon or a plastic surgeon? And how much will it cost? What are the options to reduce belly fat? I am already dieting, so please tell me surgical and non-surgical options. I checked liposuction damages nerves and other tissue, and cool sculpting is not for people who had hernia surgery. I have been applying ice to my belly for three days to mimic cool sculpting. Will it work?

Hi,

I had this same issue earlier, so I had an MRI done three years back. The MRI showed nothing. I do not have the reports, but I have the DICOM MRI file. Should I send you the file?

Hello,

I will try to send the DICOM.rar file. Thank you.

Hi,

Thank you for your time. I sent you my MRI reports. This MRI was taken four years back when my age was 31 years, and my weight was 183 pounds. Now I am 35-year-old and weigh 191 pounds, last year my weight was 202 pounds. I have like 22 to 33 pounds of belly fat. After a one-hour walk, if I sit down on a chair, my belly is pressing the inguinal hernia stitches region. That is why after walking, I sleep on my bed and work on my laptop. Before walking, if I sit on a chair and my belly rubs on my thighs, then there is no problem for me. But after walking, if I sit on a chair, my leg muscles tighten, as my belly falls and rubs on my thighs (on to inguinal hernia stitches), it hurts me. Also, I am checking diet plans to reduce my belly. Thank you.