Patient's question:
Repositioning of pediatric hernia, is it dangerous? If discovered, how should it be resolved? It is said that if it is not resolved properly, the consequences will be very serious. What is the pathogenesis of this disease? How should it be treated? What issues should be paid attention to in daily life? Will it recur after repositioning?Doctor's answer:
After the hernia is reduced, it may recur again. The recurrence of hernia is due to the reappearance of peritoneal scar tissue. When standing or exerting force, the pressure inside the abdomen increases, causing the intestinal tube to flow outside the abdomen, and a lump may reappear on the surface. If the condition is mild, manual reduction can be performed. However, it tends to recur repeatedly. For recurrent hernias, surgical treatment should be given promptly.