There is no such thing as the fastest prescription for hernia. Hernias are mostly caused by high intra-abdominal pressure and low pressure resistance of the abdominal wall, and the most important treatment is surgery. If an inguinal hernia is not treated in time, the hernia mass will gradually increase in size, which will eventually aggravate the damage to the abdominal wall and affect the patient’s ability to exercise. Hiatal hernia can cause incarceration and stenosis, threatening the patient’s life. Therefore, hernias should be treated with surgery as soon as possible. For infants under one year of age, surgery may be withheld for the time being, as the abdominal muscles of infants and young children become stronger as their bodies grow and may disappear on their own. For patients who are old and weak, have other serious diseases and are prohibited from surgery, medical hernia belts can be used for treatment, but the effect is not as good as surgical treatment. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital in time, and standardize the treatment under the guidance of the doctor.