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Depends on the size of the hernia and the place of it. All surgeries require 90 days to complete a full recovery, but normally after 7 days I make my patients move. I use a corset and make them go to work, exercise after the 3 months.

This kind of surgery is one of the easy ones to do, but it's a surgery with all the risks it comes with. If the boy has been very well studied, discharge any other problem, and you have a very well trained surgeon, it will take out your fear. Both will have around 7 to 10 weeks, a little heavy, but sometimes I have seen at their age no more than 10 days of problems. Do it, you and your son will be happy.

No way. Vertigo is another problem, it can appear after the surgery, but it's easy to fix that, forget thinking about that. You can get or have some dizziness, until you get the correct doses for the thyroid surgery.

There is no preparing for that. Who must prepare is the surgeon, doing a good pre-op and a good work plan. They must have already studied the kind of surgery you need. You must worry only about following the surgeon's post-op indications.

Like i tell all my patients, the full recovery of any tissue of the body is 90 days, but the recovery of a surgery depends the kind of surgery, it's not the same as facelifting that a laparoscopic surgery in the abdomen. The difference is the recovery to the eyes of the people, but the risks are the same. The Laparoscopic surgery have some advantages to the eyes of the patient and to the eyes of the people, also the time to begin to move, but the time for a full recovery is the same, having a small scar you will be out the clinic sooner, and the risk of an intrahospitalized infection is lower, and moving the sooner to your house, the better you will recover. But in my 35 years as a surgeon, this laprascopic surgery in case of cancer inside the body is not a good choice.

The question must be how long will you need to heal after surgery? A total heal is 90 days. The removal of stitches depends on what surgery you have done or if you use re-absorbable or not re-absorbable ones. The real answer will depend also on what kind of abdominal surgery and the experience and expertise of the surgeon. If I do a Tummy Tuck, I use nylon for the abdominal wall that will stay forever and for the closure of the skin and fat Vicril a re-absorbable one.

Yes and no. I use laser to do all and do not take out any pill. If it will be by scalpel, yes, I make them stop 7 days prior the surgery.

Oil accumulation? What kind of oil? We do not move the joints with oil. If it is a bump and is growing, you must take it out; there is no reason to live with pain. And find out really what kind of bump it is with the pathologist.

My patients return after a week.