Patient's question:
Hernia often falls down; want to go today; have surgery; previous treatment and effectiveness: what kind of help does manual push provide: can the child have surgery now because they are a little stuffy with a runny nose?Doctor's answer:
Hernia, also known as the return of a small part of the human body or organs to their original position, occurs when they protrude into another area through gaps, scars, or weak points in the body. It is also referred to as "small intestine" and includes types such as umbilical hernia, inguinal direct hernia, inguinal indirect hernia, incisional hernia, surgical complication hernia, white line hernia, and femoral hernia. Hernias are often caused by factors such as coughing, shivering, excessive strain, abdominal obesity, strained bowel movements, early pregnancy in women, excessive crying in children, and degenerative changes in the abdominal wall strength in the elderly.Advice: If there is a runny nose, surgery is generally not recommended. Before surgery, the doctor will assess whether the patient meets the surgical criteria before proceeding. Surgery is usually not performed if the patient has other infections or diseases.