Femoral hernia: Small bag of thigh root, early detection requires early treatment.

[Hey, how can I bulge a table tennis bag here at the root of my thigh and press it back?] [What’s going on? I pulled my leg when I went dancing in the square yesterday, and then I felt a little bulging at night. Today I got up and became a ping pong ball. Does it hurt? [It doesn’t feel painful or itchy, but it hurts when moving things and coughing.] [You have a hernia, go to see a doctor quickly.] Alas, how can you get sick even if you dance in the square? Is hernia a what thing? The hernia that ordinary people usually say looks like a bulge that can be pressed back on the surface. It feels Read More …

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When the body has these symptoms, it must be alert to possible tumors.

These feelings may not be unfamiliar to everyone: When you have a sore throat, you may feel some large and painful lumps on your neck. After the scratch on the arm is infected, such a lump may also be felt under the armpit. This lump can also be found in the groin (the junction of the thigh and lower abdomen) when the leg wound is infected. This is the manifestation of lymph node’s [struggle] with nearby virus or bacterial infection, which can resist the invasion of infection. The swelling of lymph nodes when the body is infected has typical symptoms of redness, swelling and heat pain. However, most cancers do not have these signs when they occur. It is very Read More …