Patient's question:
These days, while the elders were playing with my son, they mentioned that my son's area seemed slightly like a hernia. I quickly went to the hospital for a blood test and found out that my child had developed a hernia. They also said it was caused by the child crying and fussing when he was very young. In simple terms, how does a hernia occur?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the following symptoms should be taken seriously: 1. Persistent crying without apparent cause, which may indicate pediatric inguinal hernia with possible strangulation; 2. Severe vomiting and fever, which may indicate pediatric inguinal hernia with possible strangulation; 3. Intestinal obstruction, which may indicate pediatric inguinal hernia with possible strangulation; 4. Discovery of blood in the stool, which may indicate pediatric inguinal hernia with possible strangulation.