Patient's question:
I recently had surgery for intussusception. A while ago, the child just finished surgery. Seeing the child endure so much pain, both of us felt very guilty. We were afraid of causing the child more discomfort. We worried about the child every day. Which surgery is best for a child with intussusception?Doctor's answer:
Children undergo inguinal hernia surgery. It is generally recommended that minimally invasive surgery is sufficient. This is not something to worry about. During the surgery, there is minimal trauma and bleeding. Therefore, it is important to promptly go to the hospital for examination and be admitted for treatment. Schedule the surgery time. Anesthesia will be used during the surgery, so discomfort is generally not experienced. Rest and observe for a few days. Avoid getting cold during these days. If you decide to have surgery, the doctor will explain these details to you after admission. If you decide to have surgery, the doctor will explain these details to you after admission.