Patient's question:
My son is about to turn one year old. He has a hernia, a relatively severe one. When should it be treated and why?History of previous treatment and its effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is needed: Can the surgery be avoided? If it must be done, at what age is it least harmful to the nerves?
Doctor's answer:
Hernia, also known as the return of a small part of the human body or organs to their original position, enters another part through gaps, scars, or weak areas of the body. It is also referred to as intestinal gas. Advice: Hernia patients should pay attention to hernia, avoid misconceptions, and seek early treatment. Surgery is not the only effective method for treating hernia. Traditional Chinese medicine therapy, pure herbal topical applications, have a good therapeutic effect on children under the age of 12 with hernia.