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Junior Bodybuilder
 Preventing Hernia?
I have a small hernia in my belly button- its not out all the way and I want to prevent it from getting worst.
Someone told me that using a lifting belt would stop this from happening, is this what belts are for?
http://www.schiek.com/schieksupport.html
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Junior Bodybuilder
I just read this on a website: So based on the info below, does that mean that I need to do abdominals to strengthen? (I dont see anything about doing abs)
http://www.herniasolutions.com/bgdis...esources_faq#2
Can heavy lifting cause a hernia?
You may have heard that hernias are caused by heavy lifting. That's really just a myth. While heavy lifting and other strenuous activities can aggravate a hernia, they don't really cause them. The reality is that most hernias are the result of a weakness in a muscle that exists long before a hernia even appears. Many hernias are actually present at birth. Other factors, including advancing age, injury and surgical incisions can help weaken muscles too.
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It means you should probably get it fixed or it will probably eventually get worse.
A belt might keep it from getting worse i dunno. If you want to wear it all the time when you are at the gym.
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I have a hernia in my groin at the moment. I carried on lifting and now it is bigger and slightly painful. I have decided to stop training until i have had it fixed and i am recovered from the operation. Really not pleased but nothing else i can do about it.
Are you planning on having an op or are you waiting until its bigger/ painful?
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just get it fixed. worst case scenario....your intestine pushes thru, gets pinched shut, you die.
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Junior Bodybuilder
A belt will have literally zero effect. Actually it could probably make it worse, as wearing a belt kind of encourages you to push out/brace your abs more.
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