Hernia treatment for boys

Generally speaking, the probability of children having hernia problems is relatively high. If parents find a mass in their child's abdomen or genitals, they need to consider whether the child has a hernia. Different diagnosis and treatment methods should be adopted for hernias caused by different ages. At the same time, boys are more likely to have hernias than girls. So what are the treatment methods for boys with hernias?

Boys have weak abdominal walls. When they cough, cry or defecate, the abdominal pressure increases and the abdominal organs, such as the intestines, easily protrude through the defect in the abdominal wall and into the subcutaneous tissue. Parents will then find a mass bulging in the child's umbilicus or scrotum, which is a hernia. Boys with hernias often have a mass in the groin area, which is usually more obvious when the boy is standing and walking, and the mass disappears when the boy lies flat to rest.

Hernia usually occurs in boys. According to current clinical medical statistics, the incidence of hernia in boys is much higher than that in girls. Hernia in boys will affect their physical and mental health, so experts recommend that boys with hernia must go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Children are very likely to get hernia when they are crying, coughing, constipated, etc. Therefore, parents need to control their children's emotions and pay attention to their children's cold and warm measures. Only in this way can we avoid the increase of abdominal pressure in children and prevent hernia.

Through the above explanation, we understand the treatment of hernia. Although hernia usually occurs in young boys, we cannot ignore our own health care. After all, hernia can occur in people of any age. Therefore, experts recommend that everyone must take hernia prevention seriously.