The treatment plan for intra-abdominal hernia needs to be combined with the patient’s symptoms and signs and auxiliary examinations, and the treatment plan varies with the degree of the disease. 1. If the symptoms are mild and no obstruction occurs, the hernia can be returned on its own. 3. When patients have symptoms of severe abdominal pain, they should be alerted to the presence of obstruction, and if obstruction occurs, they should be treated with surgery in a timely manner, and given anti-infective and symptomatic nutritional support therapy after surgery. In serious cases, the patient’s life may be endangered or serious complications may occur, which is detrimental to the patient’s recovery.