Black stool for three days, sweating on the feet for a long time, what to do with an inguinal hernia

Patient's question:

Respected Doctor, hello. I am 23 years old and male. According to a previous doctor, I have an inguinal hernia (I don't know if it is related to cryptorchidism). It seems to be a hereditary condition. In the past two years, I have had skin problems on my legs. I treated it a few times, but after it flared up, I stopped caring for it. Later, it completely healed, but sometimes it still flares up. The new condition is severe dampness in my feet, sometimes very hot. There has already been a symptom of heat breaking out. In the past three days, my stool has started to turn black.

Doctor's answer:

Now, there have been some localized skin issues that have reappeared, along with hereditary inflammation and some localized inflammation. Additionally, there is also some black stool and impaired absorption function. It is important to actively implement dietary and lifestyle adjustments, which generally yield some positive effects. The skin can also be treated with zinc oxide ointment, and for digestive system inflammation, appropriate absorption-aiding medications like Gan Liu Kang can be used to help regulate the condition. Essentially, these measures can provide some relief, and there should be no significant problems.

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