Patient's question:
Hernia frequently falls down, only dropped once within a month after being diagnosed, dropped frequently today. As soon as I stand up, it falls down.Doctor's answer:
Recurrent groin dislodgement in a 1-year-old child may be related to inguinal. It is a congenital disease, primarily caused by the failure of the processus vaginalis to close during the descent of the testis in the embryonic period, and can occur in the neonatal period. For children with a history of groin swelling and currently no visible lump in the groin area, stimulating them to cry or increasing abdominal pressure by having older children cough, hold their breath, or engage in activities like running and jumping can help reveal the lump and make a definitive diagnosis. Currently, it is an active hernia and can be treated conservatively.