Patient's question:
Got sick three months ago, now 13 months old. In the recent two months, I had hernia twice, with the size of an egg during the hernia. Is the chance of recovery high with a hernia belt?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms you mentioned, your child may be suffering from an inguinal hernia, not a femoral hernia. It is related to the scrotum; it is an inguinal hernia, while a femoral hernia reappears in the groin area of the thigh, more common in women. Your child is already over eighteen years old, and it is recommended to consider surgery for treatment after the age of twenty-eight. Generally, if there are no major issues, it is better to wait until the child is older to undergo surgery, as this will allow for better anesthesia and postoperative care, since anesthesia and postoperative care for children can be more challenging. The surgery itself is relatively straightforward. Male health issues can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary habits, focusing on a light diet. We hope that male health patients can receive professional treatment.