Are you experiencing symptoms as a result of your hernia and/or your GERD? If so, an improvement in your lifestyle habits can go a long way towards alleviating these symptoms and making your condition a bit more manageable. It’s important to remember, though, that surgery is the only way to fully correct either condition. Here are some lifestyle tips on how to treat a hiatal hernia.
Read MoreHiatal hernias are one of the most misunderstood conditions in medicine. Many people aren’t aware that they even exist, much less have an understanding of what they are, who they affect, how serious they can be if left untreated, or how to determine if you have one. Whether you’re considered high risk for a hernia or not, here are some things everyone should know about hiatal hernias.
Read MoreHiatal hernias are common in people over the age of 50. Hiatal hernias can be completely innocuous, but, in some cases, can pose a danger to your health. In this article we will discuss hiatal hernias and when they become dangerous.
Read MoreIf you’ve been recently diagnosed with or suspect you may have a hiatal hernia, you may be surprised to know that there are two types of hiatal hernias you may suffer from. Below, we take a look at the difference between these two types: paraesophageal and sliding hernias, and also discuss hiatal hernia treatment.
Read MoreJune is Hernia Awareness Month, which aims to bring public awareness to symptoms, diagnosis, warning signs and the latest treatment methods of different types of hernias. More than 5 million people have some type of hernia, but only 750,000 of them actually seek medical attention each year. Below, we will discuss the different types of hernias and how they’re treated, and how you can get involved with Hernia Awareness Month.
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