Patient's question:
My friend's child is six years old this year, and he has been crying all day because of pain in his lower abdomen. He cries very intensely, and the adults suspect he might have a hernia. Today, I want to learn what are the symptoms of a hernia?Doctor's answer:
Patients with a hernia may experience constipation, abdominal pain, and a series of other symptoms. Those who have these symptoms are primarily due to poor blood circulation, which leads to these issues. Patients with such symptoms should pay close attention to their personal health and seek medical examination and treatment promptly. Of course, they can also use a hernia belt or undergo surgical treatment. People with a hernia may also experience severe pain, constipation, and coughing. Even slight movements can trigger abdominal pain. In severe cases, patients may need to go to the hospital for surgical removal of the small intestine.