Patient's question:
My child has an umbilical hernia. How does this usually occur? Is this condition serious for the child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, baby umbilical hernia; Umbilical hernia is caused by congenital weakness, detachment, or poor development of the abdominal wall. The contents of the hernia are usually the intestines. Treatment with a hernia belt; Most can heal on their own. Suggestions and advice: When abdominal pressure increases, such as standing up or crying; it is prone to occur; Generally observed for 12 months, if ineffective; consider surgical treatment. When crying or straining, the umbilical cord will protrude outward, causing a lump-like sensation. This is congenital developmental malformation, which can be improved through surgery.