Hiatal Hernia Causes

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4. Aging Diaphragm

As with other parts of the body, the diaphragm can also develop problems and generally become weaker as the patient gets older. This can lead to problems like breathing difficulties, while it can also mean the patient becomes more susceptible to a hiatal hernia.

If you are experiencing other symptoms as a result of diaphragm problems then there’s a good chance of a hernia being discovered during checks for other problems, leading to treatment for the condition, but this is not always necessary. A lot of people will manage just fine without getting it treated.

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