Patient's question:
At that time, when the activity wasn't very strong, it wouldn't drop. Sometimes, even if it dropped, it could recover on its own. Later, it dropped more frequently. It could drop during crying, when the activity level was high, or during a bowel movement.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the diagnosis of inguinal in the child is clear, and surgical treatment is also certain. If the parents are concerned about the potential (but uncertain) impact of anesthesia on the child, they can appropriately choose to delay the age of surgery. However, for children who frequently experience the condition and have had episodes of incarceration, it is still recommended to have the surgery as early as possible. Reasons: 1. Repeated incarceration increases the surgical difficulty due to the formation of more scar tissue in the hernia sac, making postoperative recurrence more likely. 2. If reduction fails, emergency surgery may be required, which could be accompanied by intestinal necrosis. 3. It may have adverse effects on the development of the testicles in boys.