Patient's question:
My doll now has small bumps on her lower abdomen whenever she cries, and she also has a bit of difficulty urinating. Her great-grandmother says it's a hernia, and honestly, I'm a little worried. So, what are the symptoms after a baby's hernia is reduced?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you; The common symptoms of a baby's hernia are caused by heavy physical labor, difficulty urinating, coughing, and other factors. It usually occurs shortly after the baby is born. Small babies often experience it due to crying. Once the hernia becomes incarcerated (the hernia lump cannot be reduced), symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea, fever, loss of appetite, or crying may appear. If it is diagnosed as a baby's hernia, please seek medical treatment at a hospital promptly.