Patient's question:
How should the symptoms of pediatric hernia be treated to cure it? My child is very thin, and when he gets angry or cries, the two sides of his navel will lift upwards. After calming down, they return to normal. The doctor said it's a pediatric hernia. I'm asking for a treatment method from the doctor.Doctor's answer:
Hernia can cause patients to experience recurrent bulges in the groin or scrotal area, which can be reduced and cause pulling pain. Some patients may also experience symptoms such as constipation, poor appetite, and increased crying. For patients with hernia, the main treatment method is surgical repair. If the patient's physical condition is poor and they cannot endure the psychological trauma of surgery, they can opt for conservative treatment using a hernia belt.