After surgery for inguinal hernia, patients need to be monitored and cared for properly to quickly recover and prevent bad complications after surgery. Here are the possible complications and ways to reduce them after surgery for inguinal hernia.

A strangulated inguinal hernia occurs when the tissues in the hernia sac become twisted. This condition can lead to necrosis, which means that the tissues in the hernia sac die because there is not enough blood supply. A strangulated inguinal hernia can cause symptoms of fever and the hernia area is swollen, red, inflamed, and very painful.