What is the best way to treat hernia in men?

The symptoms of hernia will first appear in the groin, where you can see or even touch a lump. This lump will gradually expand and will not go away with light pressing. There is no pain. The lump may appear when you stand up, go away when you lie down, or return to the abdomen.

The symptoms of hernia are very complicated, and I believe many people don’t quite understand them. So what are the symptoms of hernia in men?

1. Groin mass

Oval or pear-shaped lumps may appear on the inner thighs or just below the lower abdomen of men. Sometimes the lumps may land on the scrotum. The key is to stand up, especially when exercising excessively, coughing, or carrying heavy weight. When lying flat, the lumps can be retracted into the abdomen.

2. Abdominal bulge

The most obvious symptom of male hernia is a bulge in the abdomen during exercise, coughing, etc., which disappears when lying down or resting. However, the hernia lump will become larger and protrude for a long time, causing pain and pain. Sometimes it will fall into the scrotum, colon and other internal organs, squeezing the testicles and seminal tract, causing symptoms of urination difficulties such as urgency and frequent urination, and the patient himself is also painful.

3. Reducible hernia

In the early stage of male hernia, the lump can disappear when the child lies down and is quiet; with the continued increase of intra-abdominal pressure, the lump can drop into the scrotum. At this time, if the factors that increase the intra-abdominal pressure can be eliminated, and the patient is allowed to lie down, or the lump is slowly pushed toward the abdomen, the lump can return to the abdomen through the channel when the testicle descends, and the lump disappears. This condition is called reducible hernia.

4. Swelling pain and referred pain

Occasionally there is local swelling and referred pain, but generally there is no unique discomfort. With the development of the symptoms, the lump may gradually expand, affecting daily life. Dragging hernia is common on the right side, with an upper and lower incidence ratio of about 1:6. When incarceration occurs, the hernia suddenly expands, accompanied by significant pain and tenderness, and the hernia contents cannot be retracted.

How to treat sexual hernia?

There are several types of inguinal hernia in men: common oblique inguinal hernia in adolescents and children, middle-aged and elderly people, direct hernia in the elderly, and rare femoral hernia.

1. If the general condition is good and there is no history of prostatitis, constipation or abdominal distension, we will use supplements without support for repair surgery.

2. If it is for very old patients, patients with abnormal heart function, and patients who cannot withstand anesthesia, a hernia belt can be used.

3. Unless it is hernia incarceration that requires emergency surgery.

The above health knowledge is for reference only. For detailed information, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination and have a professional doctor to make the diagnosis.