Hernia treatment Hernia belt therapy: Suitable for infants and children with hernia and hernia patients with contraindications to surgery, it can quickly stop the protrusion of the hernia, thus effectively stopping the development of the hernia and relieving the symptoms of abdominal distension, abdominal pain and constipation caused by the hernia. Some hernia in infants and children can be cured with treatment. Surgical treatment: Applicable to all adult hernia treatment. There are three types of hernia repair: traditional hernia repair using your own tissue, tension-free hernia patch repair and laparoscopic minimally invasive hernia repair. How to choose the right treatment Traditional hernia repair is less expensive but more traumatic, with a high incidence of postoperative pain or discomfort in the surgical area and a high recurrence rate, which can still be as high as 30%-50% for incisional hernias and larger inguinal hernias, causing great pain to the patient. Tension-free hernia patch repair greatly reduces the incidence of postoperative pain in the surgical area, but still has a certain recurrence rate for inguinal hernias. Parastomal hernia repair is also prone to wound contamination and repair failure if performed. Laparoscopic minimally invasive hernia repair is expensive, but it shows the advantages of small trauma, clear diagnosis, complete repair and fast recovery, making it the best choice for modern treatment of all types of abdominal wall hernia. The transperitoneal anterior peritoneal mesh implantation (TAPP) and total extraperitoneal mesh implantation (TEP) carried out in our Minimally Invasive Surgery Center for the treatment of inguinal hernia have solved the problem of high recurrence rate of conventional surgery. It is especially suitable for the surgical treatment of bilateral inguinal hernia and recurrent hernia. Laparoscopic double-layer mesh repair for incisional hernia and laparoscopic in situ intraperitoneal tension-free parastomal hernia repair for parastomal hernia can promptly detect occult hernias that are usually missed because of the absence of episodes, and because the repair is performed intraperitoneally, there is no incision around the original incision or enterostomy, so the chance of postoperative wound infection is significantly reduced, and the causative factors causing incisional or parastomal hernia are significantly reduced, which greatly reduces the recurrence.