What are the dangers of gas eggs?

Balloons are actually hernias. Hernia refers to the bloating of our human body. This situation should be taken seriously, and it also has many clinical symptoms. Generally speaking, balloons should be treated in time because this situation has many hazards. However, many people do not know its specific hazards. So what are the hazards of balloons?

Hernia, also known as intestinal hernia, is a mass formed when abdominal organs protrude from their normal position through holes or weak points in the abdominal wall.

The disease can affect men, women, young and old. The contents of the hernia that protrudes from the body are not gas, but mostly the small intestine and other internal organs. In girls, they are mostly the ovaries and fallopian tubes. Sometimes the hernia disappears by pressing and lying flat, accompanied by varying degrees of sourness, swelling, and pain. A few people are painless.

It is usually caused by factors such as coughing, constipation, anger, heavy physical labor, and difficulty urinating, which cause a sudden increase in abdominal pressure and break through the hernia peritoneum. Children often suffer from crying.

Hernias can be divided into two major categories, namely hydrocele and intestinal hernia.

Hydrocele: It is divided into testicular hydrocele and spermatic cord hydrocele. It is divided into two types: traffic-related and non-traffic-related.

Symptoms: Gradually increases in size, does not disappear when pressed, and is painless.

Small intestinal hernia: divided into direct hernia, indirect hernia, femoral hernia, umbilical hernia, white line hernia, incarcerated hernia, strangulated hernia, incisional hernia, etc.

General symptoms: Protrudes when standing, disappears when lying on back, and returns to the abdominal cavity with pressure. However, incarcerated hernias and strangulated hernias are painful and difficult to push back into the abdominal cavity. If small intestinal hernia is allowed to develop, it is very likely to cause adhesion and incarceration, so it should be treated early.

Hernia first affects the patient's digestive system, resulting in symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, bloating, abdominal pain, constipation, poor nutrient absorption, fatigue and physical deterioration. Because the groin is adjacent to the urinary and reproductive systems, elderly patients are prone to bladder or prostate diseases such as frequent urination, urgency, and nocturia; children may suffer from the normal development of the testicles due to the squeezing of hernias; and young and middle-aged patients are prone to sexual dysfunction. Also, because the intestines or omentum in the hernia sac are easily squeezed or collided, causing inflammatory swelling, it is difficult to reduce the hernia, leading to hernia incarceration, as well as dangerous situations such as intestinal obstruction, intestinal necrosis, and severe abdominal pain.