Hernia symptoms in men

Key reminder: In daily life, some male friends have hernias, which will appear just below the lower abdomen or on the inner thighs, in the form of pear-shaped or oval lumps. Sometimes the lumps will continue to land on the scrotum, causing pain and falling pain; the lumps will continue to fall into the colon, scrotum and other internal organs to squeeze and shape the male testicles and seminal tract, causing frequent urination, urgency, and inability to hold urine. If hernia is found, it should be treated immediately.

Nowadays, the incidence of hernia in men has reached 83%. This disease is a recurrent hard mass in the groin. It is a common disease. The hard mass will fall into the scrotum and cause significant pain. If it cannot be treated immediately, symptoms will appear, which will seriously affect the patient's daily life and work. In order to deal with hernia symptoms in time, let's first discuss the symptoms of hernia in men!

Hernia, also known as intestinal gas, refers to a part of the internal organs or tissues leaving their original location and then moving to another location according to body damage, gaps or weak foundations. There may be umbilical hernia, white line hernia, surgically treated hernia, oblique hernia, incisional hernia, direct inguinal hernia, white line hernia, femoral hernia, etc. The causes of hernia include coughing, excessive coughing, excessive crying of children, sneezing, excessive abdominal fat, female pregnancy, forceful defecation, degenerative changes in the abdominal pressure resistance of the elderly, etc.

Symptoms of hernia in men include:

1. Hernia will appear just below the male's lower abdomen or on the inner thigh, in the form of a pear-shaped or oval lump. Sometimes the lump will continue to land on the scrotum. It usually occurs when standing up, exercising excessively, carrying heavy weight, or coughing. If you lie flat, the lump will retract into the abdomen.

2. A major characteristic of male hernia is that a bulge will appear in the abdomen when coughing, exercising, etc., and it will go away when resting or lying down. However, the hernia lump will gradually increase in size and will fall out if it is felt for a long time, causing pain and falling pain. Sometimes it will continue to fall into the colon, scrotum and other internal organs, squeezing and forming the male testicles and seminal tract, causing symptoms of urination problems such as frequent urination, urgency, and inability to hold urine, and the patient himself will also feel pain.

3. Male hernias occasionally cause local swelling and referred pain, but generally do not cause any unique discomfort. As the disease progresses, the lump will gradually expand, thus affecting daily life. Dragging hernias are more common on the right side, with an upper to lower incidence ratio of about one to six.

In general, we already have an understanding of the symptoms of male hernia. If you find yourself in such a situation, you should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to prevent the symptoms from seriously affecting your health. In order to avoid the occurrence of hernia, male friends should exercise appropriately and not do overly strenuous exercise.