Hernia- (Hemio-)

Hernia -(Hemio-) is a prefix used to refer to hernias. A hernia is a condition where abdominal organs protrude through weak spots in the abdominal wall.

Hernias can occur in adults and children. They can be congenital or acquired.

If you notice signs of a hernia, you should consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. It is important to follow all doctor’s recommendations and not self-medicate.

A hernia is a disease characterized by the protrusion of part of the abdominal organs through the hernial orifice under the skin or into the intermuscular space. It can be congenital or acquired, occur in different areas of the body and have different causes. Treatment for a hernia depends on its type and may include surgery, conservative therapy, or a combination of both. In the article below we will look at what a hernia is, its types and methods of treatment.

A hernia occurs when internal organs move out of their normal position through a defect in the abdominal wall. Hernia sacs can form anywhere there is an opening in the abdominal wall, such as at the navel line, around the navel, or on the side of the abdomen. Hernias can be large or small, can be located inside or outside the abdominal wall, and can be at one or two levels.

The cause of a hernia may be a force that compresses the hernial sac, such as increased intra-abdominal pressure, musculoskeletal problems, or trauma. Hernias can also occur due to weakening of the abdominal wall associated with age-related changes, pregnancy or