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Dr. Sachin Patil

Surgeon

Dr. Sachin Patil is a general surgeon practicing in Laurel, MS. Dr. Patil specializes in abdominal contents including the esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and often thyroid glands. General surgeons are able to deal with almost any surgical or critical care emergency, also involving the skin or soft tissue trauma. Dr. Patil provides quality surgical service for gravely ill or injured patients and is able to respond quickly due to knowledge of various surgical procedures.
23 years Experience
Dr. Sachin Patil
  • Laurel, MS
  • Mahadevappa Ramlure Medical Co
  • Accepting new patients

Is a colonoscopy painful?

Colonoscopy is done under moderate sedation, you will not feel any discomfort during colonoscopy, after the procedure you may feel bloated/gas. But, if you are hurting in your READ MORE
Colonoscopy is done under moderate sedation, you will not feel any discomfort during colonoscopy, after the procedure you may feel bloated/gas. But, if you are hurting in your belly after colonoscopy you, have to call your doctor right away or go to emergency

Can you sleep on your side after bypass surgery?

Yes you may sleep on your side after gastric bypass surgery

How long are you in the hospital after Nissen fundoplication?

Typically patients are discharged to home 24 to 48hrs after Nissen Fundoplication. However the total recovary time could be anywhere between six to eight weeks

Can the coronavirus cause intense back pain and fever?

Patients tested positive for COVID19 are noted to present with wide variety of symptoms, most commonly fever, cough, shortness of breath and loss of smell and taste. Its is also READ MORE
Patients tested positive for COVID19 are noted to present with wide variety of symptoms, most commonly fever, cough, shortness of breath and loss of smell and taste. Its is also noted that patient could have sever body aches and many other symptoms, if you are running fever with a temperature of >100.6F you should get tested for COVID19 infection

How should I sleep after abdominal surgery?

It depends on what kind of surgery you have received. In general, after abdominal surgery, there are no special recommended sleep positions; you can sleep in any position, on your READ MORE
It depends on what kind of surgery you have received. In general, after abdominal surgery, there are no special recommended sleep positions; you can sleep in any position, on your back, belly, or side. Most important is you have to exercise caution when you are getting up from laying down position, you have to roll to your side and then sit up using your upper extremity and side muscles. After any abdominal surgery, don't lift anything heavy more than 30 lbs and don't do sit-ups, push-ups, and crunches for a total of six weeks.

Should I Have Surgery?

If the hernias are not affecting your work, lifestyle or sleep, you dont need the surgery right away, however if your hernias are painful or if you develop nausea, vomiting, constipation READ MORE
If the hernias are not affecting your work, lifestyle or sleep, you dont need the surgery right away, however if your hernias are painful or if you develop nausea, vomiting, constipation and abdominal distention, you need to rush to the nearest emergency