Patient's question:
One year and three months, the baby's hernia keeps falling down, and it takes a while to return to its original position. Each time it falls, it's as big as an egg. Currently, the baby is too young for surgery, and you're considering using some medication. You're worried about leaving postoperative sequelae for the child. What should you do about the frequent falling of the baby's hernia?Doctor's answer:
Mainly, it is decided that after manual reduction, the use of a hernia belt for fixation can appropriately determine the implementation of surgical treatment, because of frequent recurrence. It is also necessary to pay attention to preventing children from crying excessively or straining during defecation to avoid recurrence. Various situations that can increase intra-abdominal pressure should be avoided as much as possible, including excessive crying, vigorous exercise, running and jumping, straining during defecation, hiccups, coughing, etc.