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BettyL.

By BettyL.
in Related Issues & Disorders

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I have search the forum for a way to post to a forum. So far, I can find only posting to a member. As a new member I have no friends to post. Actually, I am looking for support as I face another major surgery and would like to discuss with others who have had hiatal hernias or other hernias. Thanks for your help with this matter.

Betty L.

Idaho

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Welcome to the forum Betty, and you successfully posted!

I'm moving this over to "related disorders" so that hopefully someone will chime in about your concern.

(To reply to a thread, you hit "add reply". To start a new thread, choose the topic you want, and then near the top/right hand, hit "new topic")

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Hi Betty and welcome :)

My hubby has a small hiatal hernia and it would seem many coeliacs discover they have one during their endoscopy.

Luckily for him once he went gluten-free it didn't cause him any more problems.

I'm sure there are others out there who will answer soon :)

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Welcome to the forum Betty, and you successfully posted!

I'm moving this over to "related disorders" so that hopefully someone will chime in about your concern.

(To reply to a thread, you hit "add reply". To start a new thread, choose the topic you want, and then near the top/right hand, hit "new topic")

Thank you for your help; I have done a lot of schrolling through the forum looking for subjects that interest me. A number of my concerns have been answer. I no longer deel alone with my problem. I have updated my profile and add a photo.

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BettyL.
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Hi Betty and welcome :)

My hubby has a small hiatal hernia and it would seem many coeliacs discover they have one during their endoscopy.

Luckily for him once he went gluten-free it didn't cause him any more problems.

I'm sure there are others out there who will answer soon :)

Thanks for the welcome, I hope your husband nevers has to go through what I have been through in the last 10 years with my digestive system. If some doctor suggest he uses Nexium say NO!. I blame it for the start of my major problems.

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