Hernias occur when an organ or fatty tissue pushes through a weak spot or opening in the surrounding muscle or connective tissue. While some hernias may not cause significant issues and can be managed without surgery, others may require surgical intervention to prevent complications. Here are five common types of hernias that often necessitate surgery,… Read More
Poor sports techniques can often result in a variety of injuries, and one of the most common injuries is groin pain. Groin pain refers to the discomfort felt in the groin area, which can range from mild to severe. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including poor sports techniques. Most groin injuries… Read More
If you’ve been experiencing unexplained groin pain or recurrent discomfort in the pelvic area, it’s crucial to seek medical attention. These symptoms could be attributed to various underlying medical conditions. One such condition is known as an occult hernia or hidden hernia. At Core Surgical in New York, our team of hernia specialists is well-equipped… Read More
Sports hernia, or athletic pubalgia, is a common injury among athletes, particularly those participating in high-impact sports like football, hockey and soccer. While the name might suggest that this type of injury is specific to the groin area, a sports hernia can occur anywhere in the body’s core region. Core Surgical in New York City… Read More
Groin pain can be debilitating, affecting individuals’ daily activities and overall quality of life. At Core Surgical in the heart of Midtown, NYC, we understand the importance of identifying and addressing the underlying causes of groin pain. Today we will explore five leading causes of groin pain requiring comprehensive care and relief. With specialist treatment,… Read More
Are you experiencing pain or discomfort in your upper abdomen? Have you noticed a bulge or swelling in that area? You may be wondering if you have an epigastric hernia. Our specialists at Core Surgical in New York City explore the symptoms, causes and treatment options for this type of hernia. What is an Epigastric… Read More
Summer is a time for fun in the sun but it can also bring unpleasant side effects. Spending more time outdoors in sports, hiking, swimming or other pursuits can be exhilarating – until unexplained pain puts on the brakes. Are you experiencing sudden or worsening pain in your wrist, shoulder, neck back or other areas?… Read More
Typically brought about by hernias, trauma or prior surgeries, abdominal wall reconstruction is a surgical procedure that fixes flaws or weaknesses in the abdominal wall. Following post-operative instructions and adequately caring for yourself are essential to a successful recovery. In addition, several crucial things must be avoided after abdominal wall reconstruction. Doing so will promote… Read More
One of the most commonly misdiagnosed groin injuries is athletic pubalgia. This condition is often referred to as a sports hernia, but it is very different than other hernias in the groin area. If you have groin pain and seek diagnosis and treatment, many doctors may not recognize the signs of athletic pubalgia or know… Read More
A lumbar hernia, or a flank hernia, occurs when tissue or an organ protrudes through a weakened area in the lower back muscles. It can cause significant pain, discomfort and a complication risk if left untreated. While there are many potential causes of a lumbar hernia, there are also steps you can take to help… Read More