Patient's question:
Larger, he got an inguinal hernia, and his temper is very bad, easily crying. Previous treatment and effects: None. What kind of help do you need: Hello, can you have surgery? How is the effect of conservative treatment? I expect the doctor to help me relieve it.Doctor's answer:
Children with inguinal hernia generally have a good chance of resolving on their own within three years of age, so it is usually recommended to consider surgical treatment after three years old.Advice: Currently, if the hernia can return to its normal position on its own, it can be temporarily left untreated. However, if the hernia cannot return on its own, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly for follow-up evaluation. Additionally, it is important to prevent crying and ensure regular bowel movements.