How to treat inguinal hernia

Clinically, if the patient is younger than one year old and has an indirect inguinal hernia, then conservative treatment can be carried out temporarily, because as the body grows and develops, the patient's abdominal muscles will gradually strengthen, and it is possible that the indirect inguinal hernia will spontaneously heal. However, if the patient is older than one year old and still has an indirect inguinal hernia, it is recommended that the patient choose aggressive surgical treatment, and the surgical method is high ligation of the hernia sac. Moreover, it should be noted that in addition to traditional surgical methods, patients can also undergo minimally invasive surgery, so that the patient's recovery will be faster, and the patient's prognosis is good. After surgery, children with indirect inguinal hernia must be followed up in a timely manner to dynamically monitor the patient's condition and guide the patient's postoperative rehabilitation.