What causes female femoral hernia?

Female femoral hernia is also relatively common, often causing lumps and bulges in the groin area or labia majora, especially in middle-aged and older women. Sometimes they may feel like they are falling due to standing for too long. Female femoral hernia should be treated in time. In fact, its symptoms are more harmful than hernia in men, so we must pay attention to this aspect.

What causes hernia in women?

What is a hernia? What are the causes of hernia in women? Hernia is a relatively common disease, which is directly related to the human physique. At the same time, some people have chronic diseases and external factors, which lead to long-term chronic cough, difficulty urinating, surgical incisions, etc., which will cause increased intra-abdominal pressure and push the abdominal organs to shift to the weak area of ​​the abdominal wall. The contents of the abdominal cavity (such as intestines) will protrude from the defect and appear as a mass. The intestines will go back after lying down.

There is also vaginal hernia, which is also common in women. It occurs in the ovarian area, causing the lower body to swell noticeably, accompanied by a feeling of heaviness and pain. Hernia in women can be unilateral or bilateral. Female hernia is more common in little girls, and most often occurs in the form of femoral hernia. Its symptoms are a round or long mass that protrudes from the lower right or left side of the abdomen and falls to the perineum. It comes out when standing or exercising and disappears (returns to the abdominal cavity) when lying down or pressing. The symptoms of hernia in adult women and girls are generally similar.

Treat as soon as possible

When a hernia occurs in women, the harm caused is often more serious than that caused by a hernia in men, and the greatest harm is also death. Small intestinal hernia in women has a greater impact on future fertility and should be taken more seriously. This is because the contents of a girl's hernia are mostly ovaries and fallopian tubes, and sliding hernias are often prone to form. Due to squeezing and friction, the ovaries not only affect their normal development, but also cause necrosis due to incarceration of the ovaries and fallopian tubes, which may lead to infertility and life-threatening conditions if they are removed.