Hernia hernia
The diaphragm is the muscle that separates the abdomen and the chest. This muscle is responsible for breathing, and includes the diaphragm. Its function is to pass the esophagus to deliver food to the stomach. This veil is often exposed to the hernia. This hernia is called the hernia. Is a small hole in the wall of the diaphragm, often in the form of a dome flat and thin, and the disease affects everyone without all ages, but it is more prevalent in people over the age of fifty years.
Symptoms of diaphragm hernia
Symptoms of hernia appear large and clear in the case of hernia are large, and these symptoms are as follows:
- Back pain, chest.
- Difficulty swallowing.
- Heartburn in the esophagus, and a significant sense of acidity.
- The foul odor of the mouth, and this odor is caused by acid reflux in the esophagus.
- Difficulty doing day-to-day work.
- Thinner, and even more tired without doing the simplest business.
- Difficulty sleeping.
- Burping heavily.
Causes of hernia
- Weakness of the muscle through which the esophagus, and this vulnerability is due to the exposure of genetic factors or because of the exposure of the stomach to a strong injury, and result in this weakness expansion in the opening, so that allows the passage of the uterus passage chest cavity.
- The pressure on the muscle that contains the opening of the esophagus, so that the muscle is unable to bear this pressure, allowing the stomach to pass to the chest cavity, and things that increase the pressure in the abdomen vomiting and cough, and lifting weights with large weights, lazy bowel movement.
- Shortening the esophagus forever, and thus withdraw the stomach to the gastric cavity.
- Congenital malformations in children since birth.
- overweight.
- Smoking.
- Aging.
- The esophagus is large and large.
- Weakness, shortness and contraction of the esophagus, due to inflammation caused by gastric acids.
Treatment of diaphragmatic hernia
- The patient is given antacids, and these antibiotics neutralize the acids produced from the stomach, and can be used more than one treatment at the same time to obtain the desired results quickly, and medicines to treat stomach acid, Toms, and Malox.
- The introduction of drugs that reduce the proportion of acids excreted from the stomach. These are called H-2, and there are many medicines that help to reduce the secretion of acids, and if these drugs do not give the desired results it is better for the patient to visit a specialist, The drugs are called inhibitors, and they also give the esophagus ample opportunity to treat its damaged cells.