Hernia corsets and girdles

Does anyone have a fetish for these items, or would l look to know more about them ?

I have a lot of curiosity, and a little fetish about corsets, girdles and orthopedic braces, for back, legs, arms, head..

Actually wore a panty girdle while waiting a couple weeks to have my hernia surgery.

Charlie did they even suggest a truss before or after your surgery.Some say that they might when we get older as a brace to keep from coming back

Had laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair a couple of months ago. it went great. was instructed to wear a scrotal support for about a week post op and it was absolutely critical that I did. the swelling/bruising in my scrotum was considerable (and normal) and the support made walking comfortable and kept my testicles and scrotum from moving around and causing more discomfort.

I'll add that I also had laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair. It requires full anaesthesia, which is always a concern. I was allowed to get up the next day, and to do any heavy work as soon as I was able. The surgery is much less traumatizing than the conventional external repair which requires a long incision.

In my dad's day, before surgery became common, you would often see a truss for a hernia hanging in a pharmacy window.

My son had laparoscopic double hernia surgery and was told to avoid heavy lifting for eight weeks. He was also an ardent weight lifter which most likely caused the hernias. No truss required.

@Jake57

Could not find a truss anywhere….had to improvise 🥸

If you could not find one, you didn't look very much, a 5 second search on Google shows many for sale Here's live picture of me before surgery

https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/111151

Wearing a truss after surgery is good common sense. I had heard this and are doing it.

The support feels really good, and is not obtrusive at all