# Was that a correct decision to went through bilateral inguinal hernia surgery? **URL:** \ **Category:** Digestive health\ **Tags:** Abdominal disorders, Hernia\ **Created:** [12 May 2026 09:25 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/was-that-a-correct-decision-to-went-through-bilateral-inguinal-hernia-surgery/911948 "2026-05-12T09:25:44Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![Frzrf](https://community.patient.info/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/f/df705f/32.png) [@Frzrf](https://community.patient.info/u/Frzrf)\ **Post date:** [12 May 2026 09:25 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/was-that-a-correct-decision-to-went-through-bilateral-inguinal-hernia-surgery/911948/1 "2026-05-12T09:25:44Z")
Hi It has been 10 months since my bilateral inguinal hernia surgery performed. right one is bigger than left one . I only felt pain in the right side before surgery but in order to avoid surgery twice i opted bilateral hernia surgery procedure I adopted this procedure because I intended to resume back my daliy life activities including carrying weights like carrying travellers bag etc, but after ten months of surgery now i still feel pain occassionally not only on right side of inguinal region but also on left side where I didnt feel pain before surgery. I have done Ct Scn and ultrasound now both reports say no hernia recurrence but why I usually feel pain on both sides of inguinal region and this pain elevates from the surgery area to upwards . i am upset now and thinking that was that my decision to operate both sides of inguinal hernai wrong? I met the surgeon who operated and discuss the same with him , he said you wont carry more weights than 5 kg. This is disturbing situation. I hope I can resume my daily activities including carrying weights but when. i need suggestion that how will i start carrying weights. Also whats the scar tissue ? is that also affect after the surgery. Also Should It OK to go through Lyposuction of abdomen for fat grafting after bilateral inguinal hernia surgery? Arim