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Hiatus hernia

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nagoor
nagoor

I have hiatus hernia, chest pain, armpit pain, back pain and nurmness at right hand, anyone can help?

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  • jazztrain
    jazztrain nagoor

    Posted

    Hi nagoor

    Sorry to put it like this - BUT go and see your GP if that worried!

    Jazztrain

  • clarice34348
    clarice34348 nagoor

    Posted

    I do not know where you live, but if I may suggest going to go a GI SPECIALIST AND GI SURGEN. If you have not been to one before. They will do an endoscopy and check out your throat, stomach, and how large the hiatal hernia. I had to have surgery, due to having GERD and the acid reflux RX did not work for me. It caused me to have high blood pressure and my hair started falling out. Recent studies say the RX medication for acid reflux can also cause kidney problems. The GERD caused my esphogas to become inflamed.

    So the surgery was a must for me. The symptoms you stated are common with hiatal hernia. You might also check with a HEART Dr about your hand problems. That does not sound like anything related to hiatal hernia symptoms. God Bless you and good health to you.

  • Ulfgar
    Ulfgar nagoor

    Posted

    Hi Nagoor, without wishing to alarm you, I would suggest you go to A&E - just to check out that your symptoms are related to your hernia and not to something more urgent. Hope it all works out OK.
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