Incomplete sealing of the peritoneal canal in children will cause congenital diseases such as inguinal hernia, hydrocele, purge cyst... If not treated promptly, it can lead to complications of septic shock due to damage to the digestive tract, with a high risk of death.

To completely treat inguinal hernia, surgical intervention is necessary to completely cure it and avoid dangerous complications caused by the disease. However, even though surgery is rare, complications can still occur depending on many factors. The disease can recur, but if risk factors are well controlled, the risk of recurrence will be reduced.