Patient's question:
I don't know what's wrong, but I've been feeling very uncomfortable downstairs recently, and I'm not getting morning erections either. Please ask about the treatment methods for infant inguinal hernia at 1 month.Doctor's answer:
Children under the age of two with hernias can be treated by manually reducing the hernia sac and then securing it with a hernia belt. For children over two years old, surgery is recommended if the hernia symptoms are not stable. Reappearance of hernias in infants is often due to congenital underdevelopment of the abdominal wall. For newborns, it is important to prevent excessive crying, as it can increase the frequency of hernia sac weakness. If the hernia sac does not retract and the child cries intensely, it may be a sign of an incarcerated hernia requiring emergency surgery.