Why is my son only 4 months old and has a hernia? 30

Children who cry often are prone to hernias, so it will be better to let your baby cry less as much as possible. Children who are too young can be assisted with a hernia belt**.

Even the baby also has, now 1 year old, I want to take him to the hospital to see, if you want to have surgery, you plan to do it, just born, a cry or force will be big, but after a while he will retract. Bao Ma should pay attention to the best to let the baby cry less, and if the big can not be retracted, gently rub the baby back, if you do not pay attention to the big has turned purple, you have to go to the hospital immediately.

Hernia is also a frequent occurrence of infants and young children, it is recommended to go to a big hospital positively**, I wish him a speedy **!

There are a lot of children who get this, some children only get it in a month, and now the child is less than a year old, it is very easy to treat, and it will be good to fix it with a hernia belt and recover slowly.

Dear, isn't your son very temperamental and always crying. This one is easy to cause. Don't let your child cry too much for too long.

I heard that when I was pregnant, my mother would be affected by a lot of anger, and I don't know if it's true.

Crying too much, constipation too hard will also happen.

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.

Analysis:

Hernia is a common disease in pediatric surgery, and generally infants and young children only take a conservative method, because the symptoms may disappear as the body develops to preschool age.

Guidance: If there are still symptoms in the preschool age, surgery is required**, and the hernia sac is generally ligated, and the operation is very simple. However, there is a certain risk during the conservative period, such as the incarceration of the contents of the pediatric hernia, which will cause intestinal obstruction and even necrosis. It is recommended to consult your local pediatric surgeon or general surgery.

It is recommended that you go to see if it is serious, and if it is serious, you will need to go for surgery.

The child suffers from hernia, and there is no good way to be conservative, and the way to do a good job is to do hernia ligation surgery

This can be light or heavy, it is best to go to the hospital to insure the child's affairs.

Pediatric hernias are common in infants and young children, and are more common in men and premature births. There are many causes of hernia in children, mainly including congenital factors and acquired factors, acquired factors include coughing, sneezing, crying or defecation force, abdominal fat, etc. Pediatric hernia will cause greater harm to the growth and development of young children, which leads to parents of children who are very anxious after learning that their children have pediatric hernia, and do not know how to deal with it.

As a result, parents are under great physical and mental pressure, and sometimes even take some detours. But in fact, although pediatric hernia is more harmful, it is not a thorny clinical problem.

The child's future has an impact. Therefore, parents do not need to panic, the following will tell you what to do if your child has a hernia.

**What to do before?

After your child has a hernia, you should first pay attention not to make your child cry and avoid strenuous exercise to prevent the hernia from getting worse. If it is an inguinal hernia, pay attention to telling the child to lie down more often to avoid the hernia block coming out.

Umbilical hernias and inguinal hernias in newborns**.

For neonatal umbilical hernias, the vast majority of them can heal spontaneously before the age of 2 years without the need for surgery**. For neonatal inguinal hernia, surgery is not necessary if it is not incarcerated**, but if incarceration occurs, immediate medical attention is required, and if it can be reduced manually, it is actively reduced, and surgery is performed 3 days after reduction**. For children who are unable to reduce, prompt emergency surgery**** is required.

Pediatric hernia bands.

What to do if you get a hernia? How is it**?