Patient's question:
My baby is now two years old. Recently, because of feeling unwell, I took her to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said she had an inguinal hernia and needed surgery. I am very worried about my child. How long does the treatment for pediatric inguinal hernia take?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, hernia is caused by weak abdominal wall muscles, where the intestinal contents protrude when the baby cries and strains, most commonly occurring in the scrotal area. Mild cases can be cured with conservative treatment, while severe cases require surgical treatment. It is recommended not to worry, as this disease is not contagious. Each baby has a different constitution, and regular health check-ups are sufficient. Wishing you good health. Missing the best treatment opportunity may leave a lifelong regret. Children's hernias are generally...