It was reported that the patient underwent a study to examine the improvement in pain and quality of life, and the economic impact of unilateral open mesh repair.The patient underwent an open mesh repair of a primary unilateral inguinal hernia on an unknown date and mesh was implanted.At 12 months after surgery, it was reported that the patient may have experienced a greater number or severity of symptoms (such as pain, numbness, itching).Three to four years after the procedure, the patient is still experiencing pain, reported as a shooting pain in the incision area.Symptoms did not affect their physical abilities and none used analgesics.The patient may have undergone further surgery for recurrent hernia and were asymptomatic thereafter.No additional information was reported.
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