Patient's question:
What is the difference between a magnetotherapy hernia belt and a regular physical hernia belt?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor said there is no temporary treatment method and that we need to wait until the child is one year old to see if it persists, in which case surgery would be considered.
What kind of help is needed: Can a hernia belt be used for treatment? The baby is only 40 days old now~~ The doctor said it is a left inguinal hernia~~~ It only comes down when the baby is crying intensely, and there is no sign of it when the baby is calm.
Doctor's answer:
Hernia in children, within the first year of life, may resolve on its own. Often, there are no harsh methods required. You can try using a hernia belt. The main purpose of this is to provide compression and prevent it from descending. Therefore, whether it involves magnet therapy or not, you can give this a try. If it hasn't improved after the age of one, you can simply go to the hospital for surgery.The above advice is in response to the question, "What are the differences between magnet therapy hernia belts and ordinary physical-type hernia belts?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!