Patient's question:
I've been feeling intermittent pain in the lower right corner of my abdomen for a while now, like a cutting sensation. When standing, I can feel something hard inside, but when lying down, it's not noticeable. The hospital did a thorough check and said it's a hernia. I heard that there's a hospital that treats this condition very well. I'd like to ask how many hospitals specialize in hernias.Doctor's answer:
This is the advice for the treatment of hernia. It is determined that secondary or higher-level public hospitals in the local area should implement follow-up visits. Additionally, it is necessary to have a thorough examination at the hospital for follow-up, including additional physical examinations and auxiliary diagnostic tests. After the examination, the appropriate treatment plan should be determined. The main treatment method is to decide on surgical local repair. It is also appropriate to use a patch as the basis for repair. There may be complications.