1. Pre-operative examination: including
(1) Examination of blood, urine, and feces.
(2) Check the bleeding and clotting time.
(3) General X-ray examination of the chest and abdomen.
(4) ECG examination.
2. Fill out a consent form for anesthesia and surgery.
3. The staff will shave the skin of the pheasant the day before the operation.
4. For safety during anesthesia, we will enema for you the night before the operation, and please start fasting (not even water) 6-8 hours before the operation, so if the operation is in the morning, 12 the night before No food is allowed after hours, and for surgery in the afternoon, fasting will be started after breakfast that day.
5. Preoperative care: reducing activity or weight can temporarily relieve symptoms. Wearing a hernia brace (abdominal belt) can also temporarily relieve symptoms. In any case, the only treatment is surgery. There are two reasons for hernia surgery: to correct or prevent a dangerous strangulated hernia, and to eliminate the pain that interferes with your daily activities. The selection of appropriate surgery can give the patient the least postoperative discomfort, rapid recovery and symptom relief.
