Femoral Hernia
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A femoral hernia, also called a crural hernia, occurs when part of a tissue or the intestine moves through a weak point located below the groin fold, into the upper thigh.
Frequent symptoms: The most characteristic sign is a lump near the groin that may cause discomfort or pain, especially when standing, coughing, or straining.
Warning signs: If the bulge becomes painful, firm, or does not disappear when lying down, it should be evaluated as a priority.
Which specialist treats it? The general surgeon is the one who studies and treats hernias. When a lump appears in this region, the most sensible thing is to see a professional who can examine the case closely.
Data on 19 doctors who treat femoral hernia
Which specialist treats femoral hernia?
Femoral Hernia is usually treated by specialists in general surgeon, gastroenterologist, occupational medicine specialist, general practitioner, psychologist, nutritionist, nutritionist, clinical nutritionist, nutriólogo clínico, nutricionista.
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in femoral hernia
Dr. Irvin Daniel Vargas Solalinde
Dr. Victoria Diaz
Dr. Victoria Diaz
Dr. Aldair Romero
Dr. Pablo Boecio Hernández Urosa
Dr. Juan Pablo Ramos
Dr. Miguel Angel Clavel Navarro
Dr. Andrea Zabeth Martínez
Dr. Verónica San Vicente González
Dr. Gustavo Chávez de la Fuente
Dr. Enrique Quevedo Fernández
Dr. Erik Israel Infante Farias
Dr. Magalli Rodríguez
Dr. Dalila Palomera Covarrubias
Dr. Belem Romero
Dr. Jorge Espinosa Pineda
Dr. Erik Adrian Contreras Martínez
Dr. Gerardo Molina Lázaro
Dr. Natalia Chavarría Sánchez
Dr. Maria Fernanda Frausto Mendoza
Frequently asked questions
What is femoral hernia?
A femoral hernia, also called a crural hernia, occurs when part of a tissue or the intestine moves through a weak point located below the groin fold, into the upper thigh.
Which doctor treats femoral hernia?
Femoral Hernia is usually treated by specialists in general surgeon, gastroenterologist, occupational medicine specialist, general practitioner, psychologist, nutritionist, nutritionist, clinical nutritionist, nutriólogo clínico, nutricionista.