Patient's question:
Baby is 60 days old. Girl. Recently, she cries a lot at night. When she strains, her navel swells and she still has gas around the navel.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Did not visit the hospital.
What help is desired: What if she has an inguinal hernia?
Doctor's answer:
Abdominal pain and swelling, radiating to the waist, ribs, back, as well as the epigastric area and periumbilical region, accompanied by cold limbs, sudden coldness attacking the heart, and pain occurring at irregular intervals are the main symptoms of the disease. Drug therapy can alleviate symptoms such as hernia-induced abdominal pain, constipation, and others, thereby reducing the hernia. The drawback is that it cannot control the hernia from slipping out. Common traditional Chinese patent medicines include Hernia Internal Dissolving Pills, Bitter Orange Seeds Pills, and Bu Zhong Yi Qi Pills, among others; or cinnamon powder mixed with vinegar and applied to the umbilical area wrapped in gauze. The above suggestions are in response to the question "What does a girl's hernia look like," and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!