text: <unk> s occur only in males. The hernia involves fat or the small intestine sliding through the weak muscles into the groin. A direct hernia develops gradually because of continuous stress on the muscles. One or more of the following factors can cause pressure on the abdominal muscles and may worsen the hernia:
  sudden twists, pulls, or muscle strains
  lifting heavy objects
  straining on the toilet because of constipation
  weight gain
  chronic coughing
option_0: Direct inguinal hernia
option_1: Indirect inguinal hernia
option_2: Inguinal hernia
option_3: Urinary bladder hernia
option_4: Sciatic hernia
option_5: Internal hernia
option_6: Varicocele
option_7: Obturator hernia