Post-inguinal hernia surgery leg numbness, is this hysterical disorder?

Patient's question:

Doctor, my child is now 3 years old. A while ago, he suffered from an inguinal hernia and has already undergone surgery. However, recently I noticed that my child's legs are a bit crooked. Doctor, is it possible that the slight crookedness of the legs after pediatric inguinal hernia surgery is a kind of post-hysteria?

Doctor's answer:

Your baby had surgery for hernia a while ago. If the recovery time is not long, and if the walking is a bit abnormal on the leg where the surgery was performed, it might be due to the surgery. Because of the surgical incision, full recovery requires a certain amount of time, so there might be some interference with walking. If it's not the leg on which the surgery was performed, don't be too concerned, but it's important to have a timely follow-up. Regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to a weakened immune system.

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