Patient's question:
Because the child is usually quite prone to crying, and when they do cry, it's almost impossible to calm them down. They have a very bad temper. I'm not sure if this is the reason why the child developed an inguinal hernia. I want to find a better hospital for recovery. Where is it better to treat pediatric hernias?Doctor's answer:
What you speculate is completely correct. The occurrence of pediatric hernia is due to the baby's aversion to intense crying, which leads to a decrease in intra-abdominal pressure, subsequently causing the intestinal tube to re-engage, resulting in a swollen lump appearing on the abdomen—this is the development of a hernia. Your child is currently three years old, and it is recommended to undergo surgical treatment. As a renowned third-tier city, as long as it is a formal hospital with a level of at least Tertiary Grade A, pediatric hernia surgery is highly successful.