Enteromerocele
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Enteromerocele is an old term for a femoral hernia, a protrusion of tissue or a portion of the intestine through a weak point near the groin, just below the inguinal fold.
Common symptoms: A lump may be noticed in the upper part of the thigh or the groin, at times accompanied by discomfort or pain that increases with straining, coughing or standing for a long time.
When to seek care? It's important to consult if the lump becomes painful, changes color or is accompanied by nausea, since it could indicate a complication that requires prompt attention.
Which specialist evaluates it? The gastroenterologist can guide the initial workup of the abdominal discomfort and refer to the appropriate management. If you notice a bulge in that area, the most sensible thing is to have it reviewed by a professional.
Which specialist treats enteromerocele?
Enteromerocele is usually treated by specialists in gastroenterologist, general surgeon.
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in enteromerocele
Dr. José G. Padilla López
Dr. Pamela Avila Lamadrid
Dr. Jesus Serrano Jaimes
Dr. Ladis Mocheorat Espinosa Martinez
Dr. Javier Arizmendi Gonzalez
Dr. Nabor Martínez Gómez
Dr. Jesús Eduardo Porta Sánchez
Dr. Bianca Alanis Rivera
Dr. Melba Adriana Cortés Rivero
Dr. Cristian Alejandro Castillo López
Dr. Jacobo Velázquez Aviña
Dr. Brenda Soto Pérez
Dr. Andrea Flores Torres
Dr. Edgar Alan De León Rojas
Dr. Carolina Perez Reynoso
Dr. Roberto Medina Gutiérrez
Dr. Katherin Viridiana Ramos Santana
Dr. Fernando Rivero Yáñez
Dr. Juanita Pérez Escobar
Dr. Karla A. Soto Hernández
Frequently asked questions
What is enteromerocele?
Enteromerocele is an old term for a femoral hernia, a protrusion of tissue or a portion of the intestine through a weak point near the groin, just below the inguinal fold.
Which doctor treats enteromerocele?
Enteromerocele is usually treated by specialists in gastroenterologist, general surgeon.