What is a parambilic hernia?
The parambilic hernia is a protrusion of abdominal content through the muscles surrounding the navel. This condition is congenital and does not cause any health problems in many patients. Routine surgery can be recommended that complications avoid complications in the future, and the procedure is usually short and quite safe. In patients with this condition, patients who have decided not to plan surgery, a weak or separate space should be carefully monitored in patients with this condition, allowing themselves to succeed. In a slight paraumbilic hernia, the protrusion may only include some liquid and tissue. Larger hernias may include parts of the intestine, increasing the risk of strangulation where the tissue twists, cutting off blood supply and dies. This can lead to serious complications such as peritonitis.Avel. If it starts to grow or turn red, fine and hot, it is a sign that it increases and the patient can experience strangulation. Surgical treatment is required to solve the problem. In surgery, patients will be placed under general anesthesia to allow the surgeon to allowl Open the hernia, push the abdomen back, install the net to prevent them from re -pushing, and then close the cut.
When a parambilic hernia is diagnosed, the doctor may recommend surgery to treat it. This will prevent complications in the future by addressing the hernia before they have a chance to grow and strangle. It can also deal with aesthetic concern, because swelling and protrusion of hernia in general are not very attractive to look at the sight and patients may feel more comfortable after surgery. Since this condition is usually diagnosed in childhood, the Women will have to consider the risks and benefits of surgery before the decision.
Like other hernias, parambilical hernia can develop serious complications very quickly. There is a risk of strangulation or rupture that potentially contributes to the development of intestinal infection. In treatment, the patient may recover but may be permanent lifestyle changes,Such as diet adjustment to compensate for the loss of part of the intestine. In patients who are not treated at the time of diagnosis, it is important to receive care if it seems that the characteristics of the hernia change, because it can be a sign of new complications.