Patient's question:
My daughter has again shown symptoms of poor appetite and constipation. She hasn't had a bowel movement for over ten days. I made her favorite shrimp dumplings, but she only ate a few bites and then refused to continue. How should I treat my daughter's hernia?Doctor's answer:
For hernia, it is appropriate to decide on surgical intervention for treatment. If the symptoms are not very prominent, it is still necessary to pay attention and appropriately decide on manual methods. After reduction, a hernia belt should be used to apply local fixation. Daily, it is important to pay attention to drinking an appropriate amount of water and some honey water, which can help alleviate constipation. Specific treatment should be integrated with clinical diagnosis. Long-term constipation may still lead to recurrence even after surgery.