Patient's question:
My brother's son has developed hydrocele. Then, in the hospital in his hometown here, there is no effective treatment available. And here, there are also not many good hospitals. So, I would like to ask how quickly can hydrocele be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hernia is a surgical disease, and there is currently no specific medication for treating hernia in clinical practice. It is recommended that family members maintain a calm attitude and take the child to a local regular hospital for consultation with the abdominal surgery department. Systematically improve relevant examinations to clarify the diagnosis, and schedule surgery for hernia repair. Currently, surgical methods have advanced rapidly, and minimally invasive surgery can be adopted, which reduces pain in children and speeds up recovery. Hernia is a change caused by congenital weakness of the abdominal wall and usually requires a diet rich in fiber to prevent constipation. Conservative treatment for children under one year old typically involves using a hernia ring, but it is not completely effective. Surgical treatment is usually recommended for children over one year old. Pediatric hernia can be treated with surgery. A small portion of hernias may recur after surgery, but it is relatively rare.