What is a small intestinal hernia? How is a small intestinal hernia treated?

Intestinal hernia is a very common disease in people. After suffering from small intestinal hernia, people will also experience symptoms such as abdominal pain and bloating due to the existence of this disease. So, what is small intestinal hernia?

What is intestinal hernia?

"Hernia" is what people often call "intestinal hernia", which mostly refers to the protrusion of intra-abdominal tissue to the body surface through congenital or acquired holes or weak areas, which is medically called "extra-abdominal hernia".

Patients often have a lump in the groin (root of thigh, lower abdomen), abdominal wall, navel, scrotum, etc., which disappears when pressed or lying down, but is obvious when standing for a long time, walking, tired, when children cry, or when coughing hard. Accompanied by varying degrees of soreness, swelling, and pain, while some patients do not feel any pain or discomfort.

Intestinal hernia is a common and frequently occurring disease that endangers human health. Except for a few infants, it is almost impossible to heal itself.

Traditional Chinese medicine for treating small intestinal hernia:

1. Traditional Chinese medicine therapy: The traditional Chinese medicine Juhei Pill can relieve the symptoms such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain, constipation, etc. caused by hernia, thereby alleviating the hernia; the disadvantage is that it cannot control the hernia prolapse. Commonly used Chinese patent medicines include Hernia Neixiao Pills, Juhe Pills, Buzhong Yiqi Pills, etc.; or grind cinnamon into powder, mix with vinegar, and wrap it with gauze to apply to the navel, etc., which are suitable for middle-aged and elderly people.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine hernia bag and umbilical hernia bag therapy: It can quickly warm the yang and dispel the cold, regulate qi and generate muscles, promote blood circulation, improve local muscle (fascia) metabolism, promote the growth of muscles and fascia around the hernia ring, and accelerate the closure of the inner ring to achieve the purpose of healing.