Homoeopathic medicine for Inguinal hernia

WHAT IS INGUINAL HERNIA ?

An inguinal hernia may arise, for instance, if a section of the intestine pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal muscles.   The bulge that results from coughing, bending over, or lifting anything heavy could hurt. However, many hernias are painless.Often along the inguinal canal, which houses the male spermatic cord, inguinal hernias happen when a portion of the membrane lining the abdominal cavity (omentum) or intestine protrudes through a weak place in the abdomen.An inguinal hernia need not be harmful. It doesn't get any better on its own, though, and can develop grave issues.

CAUSE

A weakness or opening in your lower abdominal wall that permits abdominal tissue to pass through results in an inguinal hernia. Some of the cause are listed below:

• A hole or weak area that exists from conception.
• Congenital variations in the collagen strength of your connective tissue.
• An opening or weak spot that remains after previous abdominal surgery.
• Coughing or sneezing that is persistent.long-term straining to urinate or defecate.
• Regular hard physical activity or manual labor.
• Jobs where standing is required for long periods of time.
• Internal strain brought on by persistent obesity.
• Normal tissue aging and deterioration.

SYMPTOMS

Inguinal hernias can occur without any symptoms. When a child cries, you could see a lump in their groin area that gets bigger. When they sleep, it can disappear. An indirect inguinal hernia may not be noticeable to the touch because it can be concealed by muscle fibers.

You might notice:

• A protrusion on either side of your pubic bone in the area of your groin. Your scrotum or labia could be affected
• A sensation of weight or pressure in your groin.Especially when stooping, lifting, coughing, or leaning over
• Groin pain.
• Aburning or prickling sensation that could spread through your pelvis or down your leg.

HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE FOR INGUINAL HERNIA

NUX VOMICA

Nux Vomica is very effective in treating all types of hernias, including femoral, inguinal, and umbilical hernias. It can be used to Hernia patients whose weak abdominal muscles resulted from protracted constipation. The patient claims to have a persistent urge to poop or pass stool, but only small, unsatisfactory amounts are done so. Such a patient typically experiences extreme coldness. Additionally, there is a strong need for stimulants like alcohol or coffee.  There is usually a feeling of weakness and discomfort in the abdominal muscles.

CALCAREA CARBONICA

The best medication for treating hernias is called calerea carbonica. It is primarily prescribed to obese patients with weak abdominal muscles as a result of increased abdominal fat. Such patients are unable to tolerate waist-cinching clothing. Children who sweat excessively on their heads can also treat their hernia with Calcarea Carbonica with great success. The people who need this medication are sensitive to cold. Additionally, there is an odd need for boiled eggs, chalk, or lime.

LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM

Hernia patients who have weak digestion and a lot of abdominal flatulence benefit greatly from Lycopodium Clavatum. The patients who need this medication enjoy sweets and have a yearning for hot meals and beverages.

RHUS TOXICODENDRON

Rhus Tox is extremely helpful in treating any hernia instances where the abdominal muscles have weakened as a result of overuse from heavy lifting. By making the abdominal muscles stronger, Rhus Toxicodendron benefits the patients.

SILICEA

Silicea is a remedy that is very beneficial for hernia patients who have excessive and unpleasant foot sweat. The patient always feels quite cold and wants to be dressed in warm clothes. Children who are weak, stubborn, and headstrong can benefit greatly from the use of silica as a hernia cure.