It is not true that you can eradicate a hernia in one move. A hernia, also known as a hernia, is a condition in which an organ or tissue in the body leaves its normal anatomical site and enters a neighboring area through a weak point, defect, or aperture that is formed either congenitally or later in life. Hernias mostly occur in the abdomen and are more common with extra-abdominal hernias, which include inguinal hernias and femoral hernias. If an extra-abdominal hernia is not treated in time, the hernia mass can gradually increase in size, which will eventually aggravate the damage to the abdominal wall, affecting daily life, and may be life-threatening if incarceration or strangulation occurs. Currently hernias can only be eradicated through surgery. For example, the common inguinal hernia, surgical methods mainly include hernia sac high ligation surgery, tension-free hernia repair surgery two types. Once diagnosed, it can only be cured through surgical methods. Various conservative treatments may only temporarily relieve abdominal discomfort and other symptoms, but cannot cure the hernia. Therefore, the so-called one trick to eradicate hernia is not true.