Herniated disease usually does not produce any symptoms. The only thing that the patient may notice is bulging in the area of the ribs, the upper thigh area, the area of the previous wound, the umbilical area, or the area above the navel. This swelling is permanent or observed by the patient with sneezing, When urinating or defecating, but in some cases developed when the hernia suffers from the doubling of suffocation, the patient suffers from the sudden and first begins this pain in the hernia, and then moves to all parts of the abdomen, and the pain is in the form of colic, Above the navel, the pain is accompanied by vomiting with a slight increase in degrees Sometimes, the patient may notice an increase in the size of the hernia. When the doctor examines the hernia in the case of diphtheria, it is noticed that the examination is very painful to the patient and that it is non-refundable. Also, In the absence of the suppressive pulse, if the surgical treatment of the pain is not relieved and the colic is gone, the gangrene ends and the pain becomes a constant pain and the patient suffers from the so-called paralytic lobe (broken eyes and open pain with tightness) where he suffers from low blood pressure with Increase in heartbeat and beats the device Respiratory infection eventually leading to toxicity in the blood with coma and death.
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