Patient's question:
My child is 6 years old. Recently, he has experienced abdominal pain again, accompanied by dry vomiting. I feel his constitution has also declined again, with general weakness. Later, I noticed some curvature in his testicles and wonder if it might be a hernia. I am very worried. I would like to ask, what is the recent treatment period for hernia?Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of hernia, it is also necessary to consider its severity. Appropriate manual reduction can be followed by local external fixation using 3732, and careful observation should be conducted to monitor any relief. For children, it may be appropriate to schedule follow-up surgeries during spring and autumn seasons, or during school holidays, depending on the severity. Specific decisions still need to be made based on the severity. If acute incarceration recurs, immediate surgery should be considered for treatment. Postoperatively, attention must be paid to prevent recurrence.