Patient's question:
22 male knew there was a feeling of discomfort in his body, so he didn't go to see a doctor. Please ask: What are the symptoms of a hernia?Doctor's answer:
The main symptoms of hernia are in the groin area, where a lump can be seen or felt. The trigger for the recurrence of the lump is an increase in abdominal pressure, with common causes being coughing, as well as other activities like defecation and urination. In addition to the visible or palpable lump, some children may experience constipation, poor appetite, vomiting, or other symptoms. Some may also become more easily crying or restless. A large inguinal hernia can cause discomfort during urination. When a child's "inguinal hernia" recurs, parents should first comfort the child not to cry, let the child lie flat, or gently press the lump with their hand. Often with a sound like "rolling," the protruded small intestine is returned to the abdomen.