Patient's question:
The child is six years old and seems to have poor nutrition absorption. The complexion is a bit pale.Doctor's answer:
An inguinal hernia or hydrocele may resolve on its own during infancy, so there is no immediate need for surgical intervention in the child. If it is a communicating hydrocele, surgical treatment is required, but the timing of the surgery should be carefully chosen. If the hydrocele is not large and has low tension, treatment can be postponed, and surgery can be considered when the child is around 7 or 8 years old without delay.The child is affected by neonatal diseases, so parents must take the child to seek medical treatment promptly to avoid various misunderstandings. Symptomatic treatment should be administered in a timely manner. For parents, it is important to closely observe changes in the child's symptoms and do their best to help the child receive timely medical treatment.