Patient's question:
Our little family treasure has a larger urination spot when crying, as if there's a lump, but it doesn't feel hard when touched. It's normal when not crying, and it feels like an inguinal hernia, but it's not certain. At the hospital outpatient clinic, the doctor told me it's an inguinal hernia. What are the symptoms of a testicular hernia?Doctor's answer:
Hello, inguinal hernia, also known as indirect inguinal hernia, is clinically characterized by a lump in the groin. Factors such as crying and coughing can increase intra-abdominal pressure, making it easier to detect. Many children can push it back when they are calm. Try not to work too hard. Maintain a balance between work and rest to avoid overexertion. Avoid strenuous exercise or prolonged excessive intra-abdominal pressure to prevent recurrence.