Strangulated Hernia in Children

What is a strangulated hernia?

It is the disruption of blood circulation of the intestinal segment in the hernia sac. The child may be restless, achy, and vomiting; The swelling is red and tender.

What should be done?

It requires urgent surgery. You should apply to the nearest pediatric surgery center without waiting. Manual correction attempts should not be made at home.

Surgery

With an emergency operation, intestinal viability is evaluated and the hernia is repaired. Delay increases the risk of intestinal loss.

Informational video is below.