What is the cause of infantile hernia?

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? Pediatric hernia occurs in infancy, early disease can not be treated, but patients should pay attention to the nursing in daily life, otherwise it will lead to the symptoms of the disease, will aggravate the patient's condition, and we also need to understand the causes of pediatric hernia, so as to effectively prevent the disease, so what is the cause of infant hernia? Now let's talk about it.

What is the cause of infantile hernia?

The incidence rate of children with hernia is much higher than incidence rate of girls, mainly because boys' testicles descend to the scrotum before birth, and the peritoneum is then formed by a sheath like process. If the sheath process is not atresia or incomplete atresia after birth, it will become a larger cavity, and the contents of the abdominal cavity will protrude from here to the surface of the body, forming a hernia. The right inguinal hernia is more common because the right testis descends later than the left testis and the sheath process atresia is later.

Children's hernia can also occur due to congenital hypoplasia, which mainly refers to some children's abdominal wall membrane development is not perfect, too thin, resulting in organs easy to break through the membrane and protrude outward to form hernia.

  the acquired factors of children's hernia are mainly due to cough, constipation, crying and other movements or excessive force, resulting in increased abdominal pressure, resulting in abdominal wall membrane damage, organ protruding, thus forming a hernia.

matters needing attention

? Children's hernia is mainly caused by congenital and acquired factors. However, many parents do not know about children's hernia. Children's body has symptoms of disease, but they can not be diagnosed. As a result, the disease develops seriously, and children are also suffering from the disease. Therefore, it is necessary to observe the abnormal abdominal symptoms after the baby is born, There is not timely to the hospital for examination and diagnosis.