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Hernia is painful or growing in size
Persistent pain or discomfort
Pain during lifting, coughing, or standing
Bowel obstruction symptoms (vomiting, bloating)
Signs of strangulation (severe pain, redness)
Interference with daily activities
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Dr. Pinak Dasgupta
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Dr. Pinak Dasgupta - Experienced Hernia Surgeon in Chennai, India:
If you are suffering from a hernia or have a recurrent, complex or previously failed hernia repair, you are in the right place. Dr. Pinak Dasgupta is one of the most trusted and highly experienced hernia surgeons in Chennai, India. He has more than 21+ years of expertise, performing advanced Robotic, Laparoscopic, and Complex Abdominal Wall Reconstruction (AWR) surgeries. He is currently working as the Consultant & Head of Robotic Hernia and Abdominal Wall Surgery at GEM Hospital, Chennai. He is known for offering world-class, scientific, and compassionate hernia care to patients from India and across the world. With thousands of successful surgeries and international recognitions, he is regarded as one of the best hernia specialists in Chennai for simple, complex, and recurrent hernia cases.
Dr. Pinak Dasgupta has trained at some of the most respected and well-known medical institutions in India. His surgical learning and experience come from top centres like AIIMS New Delhi, GEM Hospital Coimbatore, Gauhati Medical College, and KEM Hospital Mumbai. He has also worked closely with leading hospitals such as Medanta New Delhi, Fortis Hospital New Delhi, St. John’s Hospital Bangalore, TATA Medical Centre Kolkata, and Narayana Health Bangalore.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
A hernia happens when an internal organ or tissue pushes through a weak spot in the muscle or abdominal wall, creating a bulge.
A visible bulge, heaviness, pain while lifting, coughing or standing, and discomfort in the groin or abdomen.
Weak muscles, ageing, chronic cough, constipation, obesity, heavy lifting, pregnancy, previous surgeries, and smoking.
Inguinal, femoral, umbilical, ventral, epigastric, hiatal, incisional, recurrent, and sports hernia.
Yes. Modern hernia surgery—especially laparoscopic and robotic repair—is very safe with quick recovery.
Depends on the hernia type, size, recurrence, patient’s health, and surgeon expertise. Specialists like Dr. Pinak can guide the right choice.