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Diaphragm attached with stomach
My diaphragm is attached with stomach and liver due to that I feel pain when diaphragm is stretched.I was suffering from hiatal hernia since 10 yrs when I ws 16 yr old. 5 months back I went to chiropractor to pull that hiatus hernia down.stomach hernia has been pulled down but to the diaphragm stomach and liver are attached.Please help if through laproscopic surgery the adhesion of tissues between diaphragm can be removed..please help..I'm suffering a lot..
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I guess you are bit misinformed about your situation.usually liver is attached to diaphragm and stomach lies closes to diaphragm and in long standing hiatus hernia stomach goes through diaphragm .
Yes laparoscopic surgery is posssible with very good results in such cases but before doing so we need to completely evaluate you for hiatus hernia . After surgery your quality of life will improve.
Go for proper and professional management .
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