Patient's question:
What I'm most afraid of is him crying and screaming. As soon as he cries, it swells up, and then it falls down. I went to the hospital outpatient department for a check-up. The doctor said surgery is needed. I also asked the doctor, and the doctor said there is a risk, but it's not a big risk. I just want to ask, is there a risk in inguinal hernia surgery?Doctor's answer:
Hello. It is a great pleasure to assist you. A part of human tissue or organ detaches from its original location and enters another part through gaps, defects, or weak points in the body. Commonly known as "small intestine strangulation," umbilical hernia, inguinal direct hernia, inguinal indirect hernia, incisional hernia, recurrent hernia, linea alba hernia, and femoral hernia, etc. Hernias are primarily caused by coughing, sneezing, overexertion, abdominal obesity, forced defecation, and pregnancy.