Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the newline characters ("") kept as they are:You can see it when standing, but it's flat when lying down. What kind of help matters: Is surgery necessary? If not, what kind of treatment is needed? If surgery is necessary, what are the risks? Are there any aftereffects?
Doctor's answer:
Your child's condition, characterized by symptoms of a hernia, typically presents with a scrotal lump and mild pain. For your child's situation, I recommend starting with rest and improving nutrition, consuming more eggs and meat. It is essential to undergo surgical treatment for effective results. Surgery is completely safe and there is no risk involved. Please rest assured. If surgery is not performed, there is a high possibility of intestinal abscess formation. Wishing you good health.