How to choose the best hernia surgery for adults

When it comes to hernia, I believe everyone has heard of it. The most common occurrence is in infancy. However, adults can also suffer from hernia. There are many different options for treatment. Of course, people would like to choose a method that is less harmful to the body. So how to choose adult hernia surgery? Let me introduce it to you today.

In the treatment of hernia, not only the treatment method is important, but choosing the right time is also important. Only by combining the two can the best effect of hernia treatment be achieved.

How to choose between surgical and non-surgical hernia in adults?

Traditional surgery is prone to infection due to large wounds, which often cause recurrence, especially for children. Surgery causes great trauma to surrounding tissues, hurts children's vitality, and leaves obvious scars. Due to the high tension, there may be a defect at the junction of the outer side of the anterior rectus sheath and the pubic branch, resulting in a high recurrence rate and is easily ignored by surgeons.

Three-dimensional hernia positioning repair surgery - the international "gold standard" for the treatment of hernia without surgery! According to statistics, the number of cured patients has exceeded 20,000, most of whom came to the hospital for treatment through the recommendation of other cured hernia patients, which is enough to prove the magical effect of "three-dimensional hernia positioning repair surgery". Among the more than 20,000 cured patients, no recurrence was found in the follow-up visit 3 years after treatment, which truly helped patients get rid of the trouble of hernia disease.

What are the possible dangers of hernia?

1. Aesthetic impact: Intra-abdominal tissues including the intestines and omentum fall into the scrotum or hernia sac, causing local bulges and deformations of varying degrees, severe deformation when wearing underwear or severe inconvenience in movement.

2. The repeated movement of intra-abdominal tissues in and out of the hernia sac causes fibrosis and contraction in the neck of the hernia sac. Long-term repeated friction causes local inflammation and adhesions of the intestines, resulting in bloating, abdominal pain and gas.

3. If the intestines or omentum fall into the hernia sac and cannot be restored, resulting in incarceration, the incarcerated tissue will be ischemic and necrotic, the intestines may be necrotic and perforated, and peritonitis may be severe.

4. It will bring certain negative psychological effects, affecting work and life.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of how to choose adult hernia surgery. If you also welcome the same disease, you must remember that no matter which treatment method you choose, you must remember to treat it as soon as it is discovered. This way you can recover faster.