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Do you have a bulge or discomfort in your groin or abdomen that comes and goes? These signs, and more, may indicate that you have a hernia.

Cancer of any kind is a dangerous and formidable disease to face. But doctors are making incredible progress, especially when it comes to melanoma.

An oftentimes painful, swollen bump at the base of your spine, a pilonidal cyst typically forms around a hair that has been pressed back into the skin. These cysts can be persistent, with no good treatments options other than surgical excision and wound ma

Is chronic pelvic pain disrupting your life? If you’re a woman suffering from pain in your groin, abdomen, or inner thigh, but doctors can’t find the cause, it could be a hernia. Here’s what you need to know to get an accurate diagnosis and remedy.

There is a lot of discussion these days regarding the costs associated with healthcare, but often times these discussions omit some of the factors that patients actually find most important. One of these is the financial impact caused by having to take ti

While an inguinal hernia in the groin is easy to detect from the bulge it creates, a sports hernia may not provide obvious signs but can still require surgery. Read on to discover all about sports hernias, and how to recover from them.

A hernia diagnosis is oftentimes alarming to hear. However, hernias are very common but rarely life-threatening. Taking proactive steps after receiving a hernia diagnosis can aid in your recovery and ensure things go smoothly.

Surgery can greatly decrease the appearance of scars, enough that you may eventually need a magnifying glass to spot them. Discover more about how a skilled surgeon can remove scars you thought you’d have to learn to live with.

While many hernias have few symptoms beyond a tell-tale bulge, others can be painful and even life-threatening. All hernias warrant medical evaluation to determine what other risk factors are present and how soon surgical intervention will be needed.

If you’ve watched a family member deal with the pain and discomfort of gallstones, you no doubt want to know how to prevent them. The first step is understanding what causes gallstones.

The pain from a gallbladder attack can be sharp and intense. Upper abdominal pain occurring after eating and lasting anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours is often a sign you have gallstones — the most common affliction of this organ.