Laparoscopic hiatal hernia surgery? Post op problems?
Anyone have laparoscopic hiatal hernia surgery? Post op problems?Dorothy
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Anyone have laparoscopic hiatal hernia surgery? Post op problems?Dorothy
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I’m not saying that was the total cause of her osteoporosis but dr. Said it definitely contributed to it. I know how you feel like dammed if you do dammed if you don’t. There are not any easy answers. ❤️
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1 ReactionIf it works for you, I’d take a look at the studies again. They’re really not definitive. But I get it. I’ve weaned down from 40 to 20 to 10 mg. So I guess I’m trying to wean off too like so many here.
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I have to say, I did not refuse and had the test the day before to ck out the motility of my esophagus. After the surgery and just before I was released, the Dr. came in and told me my esophagus was of little help and I would need to stay on soft foods for the rest of my life. That was after a Nissen Fundoplication with a partial esophagus wrap and partial mesh implant. Had I not taken that test he would not have known to do partial. I am soooo happy and feel great now. I did check out the reliability of his thoughts. LOL yep he was right. After getting bread stuck on the way down, I am now taking it seriously. I am aware there are smart good Dr. in many cities but the experience I had at the FL Mayo was unsurpassable, If you are going to have the operation I highly recommend Dr Edwards and his team!!!
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2 ReactionsI only take 10 mg and it works but after surgery hoping I don't take it anymore!!
I just had a new procedure done; Endoflip. I have hiatal hernia and a LES (lower esophagus valve) that opens with respiration and is grade II and also mild muscular ring around bottom of my esophagus which I am sure caused by LPR (Silence Gerd). This is the spot that food rarely gets stuck and causes pain. I am sure Hiatal Hernia has caused this and LPR. I have to do the 24-hour acid test, which I am not looking forward to do, to see if my Gerd is acidic or not. Unfortunately, I cannot take PPIs or H2 Blockers as they cause Candida and SIBO. When these pills remove the gas and acid, then, some people get SIBO. I still don't want to do the hernia surgery as my doctor told me I will get bloated so badly that I have to go on diet as I am now.
I believe that someone on here asked about a Esophageal Manometry test. I believe that is one of the tests I had. I have terrible drainage in my throat, especially when lying down at night and I always contributed it to my sinuses since I have terrible allergies, etc. My ENT said it wasn't coming from my sinuses but I totally disagreed so I had the test done. With this particular test, the wire was inserted in my nose down into the esophagus and I had to wear the darn thing for 24 hours. It didn't really hurt but was extremely annoying especially trying to sleep. The results were that I have Gerd and terrible reflux in addition to a hiatal hernia. Even with those results, I still think that some of the drainage is from my sinuses.
I just found your post and was wondering if you had surgery? I am having the surgery because of iron deficiency. Wound live to hear about your experience.
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1 ReactionHas anyone had Laparoscopic Paraesophageal Hernia surgery?
@wabbit9 I would get a second opinion from a gastroenterologist. I have a small hiatal hernia and I was told years ago that surgery can create more problems than I already have with this hernia.
Having said that, since you posted in August 2023 you may have had that surgery already … in which case I would be interested to know how it went.
Could you please update us?
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