Patient's question:
Your friend's daughter has recently felt pale and uncomfortable, not wanting to eat dinner, weak all over, and experiencing symptoms of dry vomiting again. Hello, what are the symptoms of inguinal hernia in young girls?Doctor's answer:
Hernia is a very common disease, and the most common clinical diagnosis is inguinal hernia. A lump can be seen or felt in the groin area, which can return after lying down. Infants are often discovered by mothers when feeding, while older children are more likely to be noticed during bathing. The triggers that cause the lump to reappear are increased abdominal pressure, such as crying, coughing, defecating, or urinating. Older children can be asked to stand, and straining the abdomen can also cause the lump to reappear in the groin area.