What are the causes of hernia recurrence?

Hernia is a common disease in life and also a disease with a high recurrence rate. Although hernia can be treated through surgery, improper handling during the operation may lead to recurrence of hernia. Today I will tell you what are the causes of hernia recurrence?

There are many reasons for hernia recurrence. Some are related to improper surgical treatment and poor postoperative recovery, some are related to the patient's own chronic diseases, some are related to strenuous exercise, and some other conditions can also cause hernia recurrence.

Hernia is a common disease, especially among the elderly and children. Hernia is not difficult to treat, but repeated attacks after treatment cause great trouble to patients. The general treatment for hernia is surgery, but some people go to irregular hospitals for surgery. Since the cause of hernia is not fundamentally solved, the recurrence rate is high, and medical accidents have occurred frequently in recent years.

Non-surgical treatments include drug therapy and the use of hernia belts. However, hernia is a surgical disease and will not be cured by drug therapy alone. It must be combined with methods that directly act on the affected area to cure hernia. Vice versa, only treating the affected area will not completely cure hernia.

Generally speaking, the most reliable way to prevent and treat hernia recurrence is surgical treatment, and going to a regular hernia specialist hospital for minimally invasive hernia surgery is currently the best method.

With the development, maturity and widespread application of microsurgery technology, microsurgery technology has been applied to the field of hernia treatment, showing the advantages of less trauma, clear diagnosis, thorough repair and fast recovery, especially hernia specialty hospitals - the introduction of the internationally popular microsurgical minimally invasive nanowire hernia repair and the second-generation BARD mesh and PHS minimally invasive tension-free hernia repair adopted by the United States, which respectively treat pediatric hernia, adult hernia and elderly hernia, and are the best options for modern hernia treatment.

Hernia patients must prevent hernia recurrence after surgery. We must carry out a series of maintenance and care after the operation, and develop good living habits to try to prevent the generation of instantaneous intra-abdominal high pressure. For patients with factors of persistent intra-abdominal hypertension, their primary disease should be actively treated.