Patient's question:
A one-month-old baby, what to do about herniaDoctor's answer:
Hernia is a condition where the abdominal muscles are weak or torn, causing fat tissue or other body organs like intestines to protrude outward through this area, forming a noticeable bulge under the skin, accompanied by discomfort and pain. Symptoms are more pronounced during prolonged standing, urination, defecation, or lifting heavy objects. There is no medication to treat hernia; surgery is the only option to repair the defect. The child is troubled by neonatal diseases, so the mother must take the child to the hospital immediately for treatment, avoiding the use of small advertisements for drugs. Rational medication is necessary. For parents, timely attention to the child's condition is essential, and they should do their best to help the child receive timely treatment for the disease.