Fabiola Yanez underwent surgery for an umbilical hernia
President Alberto Fernandez’s partner will enter the operating room at a private sanatorium in Buenos Aires this afternoon.
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The The President’s Medical Department announced this afternoon that the First Lady, Fabiola YanezThe operation will be performed in the next few hours.
According to the brief report, “Mrs. Fabiola Andrea Yanez will be operated on on the date at the Otamendi Sanatorium. For presentation of umbilical hernia and abdominal wall diastasis“.
“This team will keep the public informed about the medical evolution of their health”Closes the section signed by Federico Saavedra and Valeria Tagliapitra.
In a dialogue with LA NACION, Barbaro Donnet, an ambulance company surgeon, explained: “A An umbilical hernia is a type of hernia that occurs when part of the intestine protrudes through the opening of the abdominal muscles through which the umbilical cord passed.
“At birth, when the umbilical cord is cut, an umbilical scar or imprint is left behind. It’s a scar that remains, and when the process of weakening the abdominal wall occurs, it contributes to a hernia,” added Donnett, detailing the most common causes:It can be physical overload, obesity or patients with peritoneal dialysis“.
Diastasis recti is known as the separation of the abdominal muscles of the rectus abdominis as a result of damage to the connective tissue. Although any adult can experience it, the chances increase for pregnant women, where it is estimated that two out of three may have diastasis recti in the third trimester.
The first child was born to the presidential couple. whose name was Francisco, more than six months ago last April 11.
Source: La Nacion
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