Patient's question:
Hernia always falls down, what should I do? What are the risks if I don't have surgery? How should I handle it? What are the risks if I don't have surgery?Doctor's answer:
Conservative therapy Conservative treatment mainly includes two categories: drug therapy and hernia belt therapy.Drug therapy: It can alleviate symptoms such as abdominal pain, constipation, and discomfort caused by hernia, thereby reducing the hernia. The drawback is that it cannot control the protrusion of the hernia. Common traditional Chinese medicines include Hernia Internal Dissolving Pills, Bitter Orange Pills, and Bu Zhong Yi Qi Pills. Alternatively, cinnamon powder can be mixed with vinegar and applied to the navel wrapped in gauze.
Hernia belt therapy: It can quickly block the protrusion of the hernia, effectively preventing the expansion of the hernia and alleviating symptoms such as abdominal pain, constipation, and discomfort caused by hernia. The hernia belt treatment type can heal on its own. The disadvantage is that it only treats reducible inguinal hernias and cannot treat hydrocele.
In addition to surgical treatment, it is recommended that you adopt the above treatment methods.