Patient's question:
My child used to be very well-behaved. Mainly, the child would eat and then sleep, and sleep and then eat. Now, the child doesn't drink milk properly and doesn't sleep well either. Later, we noticed small bumps on the child's body. After going to the hospital, we found out that the child had an inguinal hernia.Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally speaking, if a baby in this stage develops a hernia, the first approach is conservative treatment. This involves purchasing a hernia belt to see how effective it is. If it doesn't work, surgical treatment can be considered. Surgery can be a permanent cure, and it is generally not prone to recurrence. It requires general anesthesia.