What are the causes and symptoms of inguinal hernia?

Hernia is a common disease currently. It mainly occurs in two groups, children and the elderly. Most hernia patients are male. The chance of hernia in middle-aged people also accounts for a small part, but it is relatively rare. Most of the outpatient clinics in the Medical Institute for the treatment of hernia are children and the elderly. Inguinal hernia can cause patients to become ill during emotional excitement, and cause abdominal cramps after the onset of the disease. Severe cases may be accompanied by damage to multiple organs and tissues such as the colon and small intestine, and even cause lesions. Inguinal hernia can cause increased abdominal pressure, which may be caused by frequent exercise, long-term constipation, abdominal tumors, and multiple pregnancies. Frequent attacks are caused by it. In normal times, it is not only treated by surgery, but also with medication measures.

What is inguinal hernia in middle-aged people?

Hernia experts tell us: Inguinal hernia refers to the small intestine, colon and other organ tissues in the body entering another location through the gaps or defects in the human body. Anyone can have an inguinal hernia. It affects all ages and genders. If you have an inguinal hernia, you must get it checked out as soon as possible. Middle-aged people also have inguinal hernias. Why do middle-aged people have inguinal hernias?

This is because the abdominal pressure in adults' hernia increases, making hernia more likely to occur. For example, long-term strenuous exercise, long-term constipation, difficulty urinating, ascites, abdominal tumors, multiple pregnancies, lifting heavy objects and other details of life can easily cause abdominal pressure in adults, which can easily harm the body and cause hernia in adults. The abdominal wall of adults is weak, which makes it easy for the small intestine to come out and form a hernia. Due to long-term lack of exercise, the body is in a sub-healthy state, and adults have some chronic causes. Poor healing of abdominal surgical incisions or abdominal wall trauma and infection can cause hernia in adults.

What are the symptoms of inguinal hernia in middle-aged people?

Inguinal hernia is a very common disease. Middle-aged people with inguinal hernia must not wait for treatment. Once discovered, they must be treated early. If inguinal hernia is not treated for a long time, the condition will worsen and affect the physical and mental health of middle-aged people. At the very least, it will cause middle-aged people to experience symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, abdominal pain, indigestion, poor physical constitution and multiple diseases. At the same time, if inguinal hernia is not treated for a long time, it may lead to urinary diseases such as urgency, frequency, and polyuria, affecting the normal life of middle-aged people. In the most serious case, once inguinal hernia is found to be incarcerated and strangulated, it may lead to dangers such as small intestinal necrosis, intestinal obstruction, and severe pain. Therefore, middle-aged people with inguinal hernia must not ignore it and must seek early treatment.