👉 Herniotomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing part of the abdominal wall or sac from the abdomen. It's used to treat various conditions such as hernias, which are defects in the muscles and connective tissue between organs in the abdominal cavity. A hernia occurs when the muscles or ligaments in the abdominal wall become inflamed or damaged, causing a bulge or protrusion of the organ beyond its normal position. Herniotomies can be performed to treat a variety of conditions

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👉 Herniotomy is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of a hernia, which is a bulge or sac in the abdominal wall. It is commonly performed by an abdominal surgeon to treat conditions such as severe malabsorption disorders and diverticulitis. The goal of herniotomy is to relieve symptoms and restore normal function of the abdominal muscles and organs.

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👉 The slang term for herniotomy is "sickening," and you can use it like this:

Sickeningly painful surgery left my body's natural function on hold. Example: I was feeling a lot of pain from a recent herniotomy, and my doctor explained that the procedure had left everything else in chaos.