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Can you tell me the risks of having inguinal hernia repair surgery?
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Relatively safe: Surgery, one of the most commonly performed , low risk ambulatory surgical procedure. Possible to have recurrence , rare instances possible to have persistent pains , testicular atrophy, speak to your surgeon for benefits and risks of the procedure.
Answered 12/29/2013
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