Hernias in young children and their parents

What is a hernia?

A hernia is a lump, which varies in size, under the skin, in the tummy or groin. A hernia happens because your baby's muscles haven't developed fully.

Normally, the muscles across the tummy and pelvis form a sheet to hold in organs, including the gut, or intestines. But with a hernia, there is a gap in this wall. Tissues, fluid or even part of the intestine can push through this gap and create a bulge under the skin.

There are two common types of hernia in babies and young children:

• Umbilical hernia: This happens around the tummy button and is more common in some ethnic groups, particularly babies of African descent.
• Inguinal hernia: This happens in the groin area, possibly extending up to the tummy. As many as five in 100 children are born with this.

A third type of hernia is much rarer. It is called a diaphragmatic hernia.

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Hernias in young children cause :
This happens usually because parents (one of husband / wife) had a powerful desire / stubborn / stiff. Hernia is easily cured by elastic.
 

The solution: 

- babies put to sleep on supine position.
- Ask healing and forgiveness in God
- Multiply prayer at the end of night

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