Does pediatric hernia affect walking

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Hernia is a common disease. When children suffer from hernia and cry or defecate, there will be a lump in the groin. Now I'll share with you whether children's hernia affects walking.

Does pediatric hernia affect walking

First, hernia is a common surgical disease. Children are a common group of people with hernia. Children suffering from hernia do great harm to their digestive system. When hernia attacks, there will be pain, so it will affect their walking. Many children have inguinal hernia. If the bulge is at the root of thigh, it will often hurt when they walk, affecting their action.

Second, some children do not want to walk because they have inguinal hernia. If they just start to learn to walk, they will not want to learn. This is very harmful to children. Surgical treatment: surgical repair hernia gap, is still the best and effective treatment. The operation method is to push the intestine back to the abdominal cavity, directly suture the abdominal wall gap, or take the side wall tissue to fill the gap. If it is not easy to fix, the artificial omentum will be sewn.

Third, tension-free method: it is to repair hernia with artificial omentum. The advantages of this operation are short operation time, fast recovery of patients, low recurrence rate and less postoperative pain.

matters needing attention

Children with hernia need to pay special attention to their diet. They must choose clean, moist, not too cold and broken food. Eat a high fiber diet that includes grains, grains, bran, and unprocessed fruits and vegetables. For the time being, it is not suitable to fry greasy things such as potato chips, shrimp chips and chocolate. Eat less food that can easily cause constipation and flatulence, and avoid alcohol and tobacco.