Patient's question:
It was found that there are hernias on both sides, one of which is larger and often falls down, sometimes getting stuck. When it gets stuck, it can be very painful. The other one is smaller and has not fallen down yet. Will surgery be too small now? Will anesthesia have an impact on the child? How is it best to treat a child's hernia?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your condition, the occurrence of a hernia, it is best to have a color Doppler ultrasound examination. If the hernia is not very large, it is not a major issue, and we should check for the possibility of a paper box. If there are cases of stagnation, surgical treatment can be considered. If there are no other symptoms, regular follow-up can be done to see if it can repair itself. This does not need to be particularly worrying. It is essential to carefully monitor the check-ups and pay attention to the possibility of hernia formation.