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Did you know?

With Louise Petrou CBC.

Did you know non-human primates can suffer from a groin hernia? Groin (or inguinal) hernias are apparently relatively common in male non-human primates. Careful monitoring is the standard treatment for those animals. Thankfully we humans have the option of day surgery - right here in Port Macquarie.

Do you have pain or discomfort in the groin area? Have you been diagnosed with a groin or inguinal hernia? We offer appointments so you can consult with Dr Petrou without having to wait months. The initial consultation means that you will gain a good understanding of your treatment options. Pain and discomfort begone - back to work and normal activities will you go! Call us today on (02) 6584 3268 and we will give you a very quick timeline for your treatment.

Key patient benefits

• Reduced acute & chronic pain
• Day surgery
• Early return to work and lifestyle
• Low rate of recurrence
• Cost effective for patients

What are you waiting for?

Ref: Inguinal Hernia in Nonhuman Primates: From Asymptomatic to Life-Threatening Events. Melissa A de la Garza et al. Vet Sci. 2022. Information is general only and does not replace advice from your treating clinician.