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I had my Endoscopy
I had burning issue for long time, had my endoscopy. I am worried that my hiatus hernia that has increased. Here my endoscopy film. What should my next preventive treatment. Thank you
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You need surgical intervention which will solve both the issues
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While your current endoscopy shows a small hiatal hernia, this is a common finding in adults over 40. Regular monitoring and appropriate lifestyle modifications are typically sufficient for management Approximately 55-60% of people over age 50 have a hiatal hernia Only 9% of these cases are symptomatic Lifestyle Modifications Maintain a healthy weight Avoid lying down for 2-3 hours after meals Elevate the head end of the bed by 6-8 inches Dietary Recommendations Foods to Avoid: Spicy, fatty, and acidic foods Caffeine and carbonated beverages Chocolate and mint Large meals Meal Timing: Eat smaller, frequent meals Avoid late night meals
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Type I (sliding) hiatal hernias, which comprise 95% of cases, rarely require surgical intervention unless they become symptomatic
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