Patient's question:
I have a classmate whose son has a hernia, which means his testicles are particularly large, like they're being inflated. He went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said surgery is required. However, the doctor provided him with multiple surgical options, letting him decide for himself. He's undecided and came to ask me. Actually, I'm not sure either, so I'm asking everyone here: which hernia surgery method is better?Doctor's answer:
Because the patient is relatively young, it is easy to relapse after surgery. There needs to be attention to postoperative care to prevent excessive running and jumping as well as strenuous exercise. It is important to maintain regular bowel movements to prevent constipation and various coughs, including severe coughs and chronic coughs, etc. These can easily lead to recurrence of symptoms. It is recommended to decide on an appropriate relief plan, including minimally invasive or traditional surgical treatment. Appropriately choosing tension-free surgery may increase the risk of relapse.