Ngay lập tức báo cho bác sĩ biết khi xảy ra cơn đau cấp tính. Cân nhắc làm phẫu thuật lựa chọn. Biết về những khả năng có thể xảy ra.

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If the hernia's symptoms come on suddenly, the first thing the doctor will do is try to manage your pain. In the case of an incarcerated hernia, the doctor may first try to physically push the hernia back into its original position. This can reduce the acute inflammation and swelling and provide more time to allow for an elective surgical repair. Strangulated hernias need immediate surgery to avoid tissue cell death and organ tissue puncture. Even if the hernia is not terribly dangerous, your doctor may recommend elective surgery to repair it before it progresses to a more dangerous state.  Studies have shown that preemptive elective surgery lower morbidity and mortality significantly. Depending on the type of hernia and the individual patient, there's a wide range in the likelihood of a hernia recurring.  Groin (pediatric): These hernias have a low recurrence rate of <3% after surgical treatment. They can sometimes heal spontaneously on their own in infants. Groin (adult): Depending on the experience level of the surgeon operating on this hernia, the recurrence rate after surgery can be anywhere from 0-10%. Incisional: About 3%-5% of patients will have a hernia recurrence after their first surgery.  If the incisional hernias are larger, patients may see rates of up to 20%-60%. Umbilical (pediatric): These types of hernias can usually resolve on their own spontaneously. Umbilical (adult): There is a higher recurrence of umbilical hernias in adults.  Usually, a patient can expect up to 11% recurrence rate after surgery.