What causes hernia? How to treat hernia?

According to statistics, 20 million people in my country suffer from hernia every year, accounting for about 1%-4% of the total human body. So what are the causes of hernia? How should hernia be treated?

Three major causes of hernia

Hernia is more common in obese people with weak abdominal walls, middle-aged and elderly people, and postpartum women. It is also common in patients with chronic diseases with increased abdominal pressure. Hernias often occur in the groin. Generally, a round hernia mass will protrude from the groin when standing, coughing, or exerting force, and it will disappear when lying flat. There are three main causes of hernia:

1. Factors in life. There are many factors in life that lead to increased abdominal pressure in adults, such as: long-term heavy physical labor, chronic cough, constipation, difficulty urinating, etc.

2. Congenital factors. Congenital abdominal wall defects are caused by the fact that some tissues do not pass through the abdominal wall during the embryonic process, such as the spermatic cord and uterus passing through the inguinal canal, and the umbilical blood vessels passing through the umbilical ring. In addition, the tissue in the groin is relatively weak, making hernia more likely to occur.

3. Factors that increase intra-abdominal pressure. Hernia is mostly caused by weakened abdominal wall strength and sudden increase in intra-abdominal pressure. The causes of hernia are mostly acquired surgical incisions, trauma, inflammation, infection, etc.

Is a hernia life-threatening?

In response to the above problems, doctors pointed out that the harm of hernia should not be underestimated. Because the hernia is adjacent to the urinary and reproductive system, elderly patients are prone to prostate diseases such as frequent urination, urgency, and increased nocturia. Children are prone to affecting the normal development of the testicles. Young and middle-aged patients are prone to sexual dysfunction, and women are prone to infertility. If the patient is not treated in time, the hernia will move up and down, which can easily lead to adhesion of the hernia sac and the occurrence of incarcerated hernia, which will indeed pose a threat to the patient's life.

【Treatment】Minimally invasive technology, classification diagnosis and treatment

The minimally invasive repair therapy system of the Restoration Fast Hernia Ring is different from any traditional single treatment method. It integrates the essence of Chinese and Western medicine and the achievements of modern science and technology. It is a new diagnosis and treatment system that integrates comprehensive examination, three-dimensional treatment, and post-recovery rehabilitation care. The system includes "minimally invasive repair of hernia sac reduction in adults" and "minimally invasive closed repair of hernia ring in children". Starting from the various mechanisms and age stages of hernia onset, the most suitable diagnosis and treatment plan is selected according to each patient's examination results and medical condition to ultimately achieve the purpose of treatment.