Patient's question:
My grandfather has had something protruding from the upper part of his thigh for three years. However, when he lies flat, it can retract. It feels soft and doesn't hurt much when touched. But when it does hurt, it hurts badly. When he went to the hospital, the doctor said it was a hernia. The non-invasive four-ring hernia closure surgery claims that it can be cured without medication—does this method really work?Doctor's answer:
The main treatment for hernia is to determine whether surgery should be performed, including local repair during surgery, as well as other surgical methods. Specifically, clinical diagnosis needs to be integrated, and it is important to pay attention to removing the cause of the disease as much as possible. Appropriate strengthening and local strength training should also be noted. At the same time, attention should be paid to preventing long-term constipation and recurrent coughing, as otherwise, the likelihood of recurrence is relatively high.