How to treat child hernia?

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Children's hernia is often due to the lack of growth and development after birth, which is the most common disease in children's general surgery. Children's hernia often appears in some male babies, and some female babies seldom get sick. Children's hernia is often difficult to treat, because the child is too small, but if it is not treated, it will lead to poor digestive system, abdominal pain and abdominal pain Affect the growth of the baby. If not treated in time, it can also cause hernia incarceration, which may be life-threatening. Therefore, pediatric hernia should be treated thoroughly as soon as possible. Let's take a look at the following.

How to treat child hernia?

First: now the common treatment is surgery, many parents will worry about whether the child is too young to do surgery will have a great impact. In fact, hernia surgery is the only way to cure hernia, and conservative treatment also has the risk of failure.

Second: therefore, it is best to choose the best treatment for hernia surgery. If the hernia sac is small, children should try to avoid crying, coughing or strenuous activities. On the one hand, children should be as quiet as possible. On the other hand, adults should pay attention to that if the hernia sac is stuck and cannot retract, they must be sent to the hospital immediately and operated when necessary.

Third: children younger than three years old with hernia can be treated conservatively by manual reduction, but they need to go to a professional doctor for treatment. And then adjuvant drug treatment, in the process of growth of children, if the abdominal wall develops well, there is no need for surgery. But there is also a risk of failure.

matters needing attention

Pediatric hernia usually occurs soon after the birth of a child, with a high incidence. When children cry, run and so on, they will see the mass above the scrotum / labia, and disappear after quiet. Therefore, some children have been ill for a long time, and their parents do not know. Lead to miss the best opportunity for treatment, leaving a lifelong regret.