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Fred Mosley

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Stomach Question Posted: 09-06-03 12:17pm


I am a 53 year old male. I just had a ct scan and the doctor says my stomach is up high in my chest and recommends surgery at once. Is this as unusual a condition as it sounds? Any thoughts?

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Posted: 04-12-08 16:57pm


This sounds like hiatus hernia. Surgery can be done to solve the condition.

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