My 3 month old child has a hernia and has been reset 5 times in 3 weeks, does he have to have surger

Hello! This situation is relatively common in children, and generally our doctors do not recommend immediate surgery for such a small child**, because the child has the possibility of repairing itself, especially for babies under half a year old. Surgery is usually performed after 1 year of age.

Surgery is not recommended for children under 2 years of age, but if there is a convulsion, only surgery**, so timely conservative** is the best choice, as well as breastfeeding, and proper nutrition.

The child is so young, it is better not to have surgery, in case it hurts the brain cells or the vas deferens, it will be a lifelong injury.

My child was cured with a smart brand magnetic hernia ** belt and it took two months to cure.

You might as well try this for your child, and I think it works pretty well.

Too small to do now surgery is not recommended.

This should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. It doesn't have to be after 1 year old.

Hello, consider hernia, is a part of the tissue or organ leaving the original part, through the human body gap, defect or weak part of the place to enter the base of another finger part, commonly caused by coughing, overexertion, excessive crying in children, etc. At present, the age is more than 3 years old, and the chance of spontaneous healing is not large, and the best hospital is only for surgery**.

I think it's best to have surgery, the child can recover quickly, and the child will not have to suffer if the child is cured as soon as possible.

Problem analysis: Hernias are generally caused by excessive force, and anyone can occur. Hernia, also known as small intestinal gas, is a mass formed by the protrusion of the abdominal viscera through the upper orifice or weak point of the abdominal wall in its normal position.

Generally, it is caused by cough, constipation, anger, heavy physical labor, difficulty urinating and other factors that cause a sudden increase in abdominal pressure and break through the hernia ring peritoneum. Hernias do not heal on their own, and in the early stages or with mild fibrous symptoms, patients may experience symptoms such as pain, lower abdominal distention, indigestion and diarrhea. Therefore, timely measures should be taken, and surgery is the best way.

Suggestions: Children under the age of one can temporarily avoid surgery, because there is a possibility of disappearing on their own, cotton straps or bandages can be used to press the deep ring.

Hello: There are two kinds of pediatric hernia, congenital and acquired, the root cause is often the congenital insufficiency of the hernia, and the abdominal pressure increases when the child is crying and grumpy, and the hernia is formed when the small intestine appendages protrude into the subcutaneous area.

Surgery is the best way to treat a pediatric hernia. Generally, general anesthesia is used, and the method of high ligation is adopted, which is safe and does not take a long time. If there is a hernia, it is advisable to ** as soon as possible to avoid the contents of the hernia sac from being clamped, which will increase the difficulty of surgery and the danger of life.

Most pediatric hernias will not heal on their own, and a very small number of children have very mild hernia symptoms, which only appear once in half a month and 20 days and only a few hernia contents are likely to heal spontaneously.