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Medical Conditions - Strangulation Hernia

"A strangulated hernia is a medical condition that occurs when the herniated tissue cuts off the blood supply to the intestinal tissues. The strangulated tissue can release toxins into the bloodstream, which may lead to sepsis or death. A strangulated hernia is marked by acute pain, bloody stools, constipation, fatigue, and fever. Surgery is the treatment of choice for strangulated hernias. "

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My brother suffered a traumatic testicular dislocation. Will it affect his fertility?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. There should not be any problem with the testis due to scrotal hematocele, as it was treated. He can sleep in any comfortable position as he likes.

Why is the pain form an inguinal hernia getting worse?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. In cases, where strangulation of the hernia is suspected, one needs immediate attention and surgery is required.

How is an inguinal hernia treated in a 3-month-old baby?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have gone through the child's history and reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity). It isadvisable to get surgery at the earliest.

How can I get relief from inguinal hernia without surgery?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Inguinal hernias generally are of two types: Strangulated and non-strangulated. Nonstrangulated are simple as currently, you have.

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