The dangers of hernia surgery in girls

The occurrence of hernia is not uncommon around us, and the incidence of hernia is not very low. Having hernia will have a very serious impact on the health of the patient and their normal life. Therefore, in daily life, when facing the occurrence of hernia, it must be treated in time to prevent the condition from becoming more serious. .What are the harms of hernia surgery in girls?

Under normal circumstances, hernia surgery will not cause much harm to girls. Some of the issues that women worry about most, such as fertility, are generally not affected by hernia surgery. However, there are exceptions in special cases, such as when the patch used in hernia surgery is relatively inferior or the patient himself has an adverse reaction to the hernia patch. If this special situation occurs, the hernia patch will be a foreign body in the abdomen, which will always affect the healing of the wound, which may affect future fertility.

Once this happens, a second operation is required to remove the previous patch and then perform hernia repair again. If laparoscopic hernia repair treatment is not performed in a standard hospital, the patch may touch the intestine after laparoscopic hernia repair, causing widespread intestinal adhesions, and severe cases may cause colon fistula. This situation may cause pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis in the future and affect women's fertility.

On the other hand, if the sterility testing concept of the surgery is not timely and the patch is contaminated by the environment, the surgery will definitely fail. Once the patch is infected, this adverse effect will be a disaster and further surgery is necessary. Therefore, another complication is infection of the patch.

For surgical treatments under strict sterile testing standards and relatively standardized operations, the possibility of postoperative infection and postoperative rejection is low, but it is still possible. The most common complications after surgery, such as scrotal edema and scrotal abscess, are definitely more common in men, but not in women.