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Could i have two hernia at once?
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Yes: Hernias can occur in multiple locations. Common locations include the groin (inguinsl), belly button( umbilical) and ventral/incisional ( abdomen).
Answered 6/21/2017
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Yes: Bilateral inguinal is not uncommon. But esophageal, umbilical, femoral, and inguinal are common.
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