Hernia is an opening in the wall of the stomach, which may extend to the chest area and diaphragm and output due to the weakness and weakness of the stomach muscles, and may develop Hernia in the stomach over time and increase in size and shows some parts of the abdomen with the emergence of some fat cells, which The esophageal reflux causes a part of the esophagus to enter the chest due to constant pressure on the weak member.
Many people develop esophageal reflux without knowing that it is the result of a hernia in the stomach. They think that the condition is caused by chest and lung disease, which can lead to disease progression and complications. The esophageal reflux causes acidity and heartburn due to the food returning to the esophagus. The person with esophageal reflux may feel pain in the chest due to the weakness of the valve that closes the esophagus, and many people may experience symptoms such as severe coughing and diarrhea due to irritation in the mouth of the stomach. May develop into bloody hemorrhage.
Causes of gastric ulcers
- Frequent nervousness, tension and anxiety.
- Continuous and continuous thinking.
- Exercising at times when the stomach is full or exercising too much and not following a particular system.
- Eat plenty of alcohol and smoke continuously.
- Excessive intake of stimulant drinks that contain a large amount of caffeine such as Nescafe, coffee and tea.
- Eat plenty of fast food and fried foods that contain large amounts of fat daily or almost daily.
- Pregnancy is also a leading cause of gastric perforation, due to increased pressure and weight.
- Wear tight clothes and belts leading to obstruction of bowel function.
- Strong crying in newborn babies.
- Eat sugars in large quantities.
Signs and symptoms that appear on a person with an abdominal hernia
- Feeling pain and tingling in the chest area due to pressure.
- The occurrence of esophageal reflux which causes acidity and heartburn.
- Excess irritation in the area of the mouth of the stomach.
- Infectious ulcers and vomiting accompanied by blood.
- Difficulty swallowing.
- Treatment for the treatment of gastric hernia:
- Stay away from smoking and alcohol.
- Minimize or avoid the intake of stimulant drinks such as coffee and tea.
- Stay away from fat, fat, fried foods, fast foods and foods containing sugars in large quantities to get rid of gastric hernia and avoid infection and these harmful foods affect the health of the person.