Thanks for the updates. I’m considering TIF now. I had 24 ph monitoring and had 67 reflux episodes.
@Roilbb
2 жыл бұрын
Hello mate, do you overall recommend this procedure for us? I have 2 cm HH and severe daily GERD which makes my life a bit miserable. Thanks for letting me know.
@ryanz2001
2 жыл бұрын
Same here.
@pedroanderson8690
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Dude, checkout this video of coach Zach. It’s super effective his techniques dealing with a hiatal hernia. Definitely makes a difference without using PPI and not feel the hiatal hernia anymore. kzitem.info/news/bejne/l5-AtaaInIyhfaA
@frank_umm
2 жыл бұрын
As I mentioned in my videos, I really cannot say whether I would recommend the procedure. Every individual's situation is different. As mentioned though I Have found relief and success with the procedure... along with meds that I discuss in my videos.
@ryanz2001
2 жыл бұрын
How would you say your lifestyle has changed? Also, how about exercise before and after? I'm scheduled for the same two procedures.
@frank_umm
2 жыл бұрын
Overall, my life's sale has not changed much from what a normal lifestyle would be. I am still careful about certain things that I might do in fear of aggravating the hernia but in terms of other things I do and things I eat, I think it's pretty normal. I am creating new videos if you have not seen that I talk about specifics on symptoms and medications and I will also do you want on exercise and other important or useful topics.
@torioco
2 жыл бұрын
What is the medication you’re taking for your parasympathetic nervous system? I have a 4cm hiatal hernia but they don’t want to do surgery on me since I’m in my early 20s but it sucks I can barley eat anything.
@frank_umm
2 жыл бұрын
They prescribed me Amytriptyline
@XavierP333
2 жыл бұрын
You have to convince your Drs and surgeon to repair your hiatal hernia. You're in your 20s, all that acid reflux and GERD will eventually lead to a fatal outcome. Think about it, all that reflux deteriorating your esophageal lining through the upcoming years. Will lead to esophageal cancer It's some scary shit.
@dalekinder1923
2 жыл бұрын
@@XavierP333 GERD is acid reflux. Don't go scaring people with stuff like that when the probability of them getting cancer from this is very very very low.
@XavierP333
2 жыл бұрын
@@dalekinder1923 If that's the case, the gastroenterologist that performed my upper GI endoscopy was wrong then
@dalekinder1923
2 жыл бұрын
@@XavierP333 it is a low chance of getting it. First steps is cell changes. The medical term for that is Barrett's Oesophagus. Then that has to progress to cancer from there and the chances of that are very very slim. You could get diagnosed at 10 years old and live until you're 80. I'm not saying people don't get cancer from this but the chances are slim. PPIs and surgery will help to keep this at bay. If you do develop Barrett's then you will be in for either 6 month or yearly endoscopies to make sure it isn't progressing. If it isn't, then they will extend the endoscoppy time frame. Then if it has progressed, there is Barrett's cells removal which they perform and remove it from your lining. There is countless ways to get this under control or at least minimise it to prevent this scenario from happening. I'm gonna be honest, I just didn't like the way you put it. "Think about it". A lot of people with GERD/Hiatus Hernia suffer with health anxiety. Sometimes health anxiety is the sole reason why people have GERD in the first place. I just think it's unreasonable to put stuff harshly when it is such a sensitive subject and anxiety makes it much worse. I know there is some reality to acid reflux and oesophageal cancer but it is very very far and few between.
@andrewk7800
2 жыл бұрын
What was the name of the medication for your nervous system called?
@andrewk7800
2 жыл бұрын
The pressure is likely the tiff. Your stomach was never meant to be stapled.
@KLI22
2 жыл бұрын
What I find confusing is how does a guy like the Rock get hernia surgery but is able to eat the amount he does and is able to lift the heavy weight he does? Anyway thanks for the update and good to know you are doing well.
@frank_umm
2 жыл бұрын
Lol. At 5'8 and 165 or so, hardly the Rock. And, i think that i got the hernia from weight lifting/core exercise stuff (deadlifts likely played a part). Hard to know for sure but i think that was a part of it. Guess the point of me mentioning body type, weight lifting, etc. is just to give an idea of what I look like without showing pics. I have heard hernias like this CAN come from being overweight, and I'm not. So...obviously it can happen to anyone, whether overweight, in shape, etc. Either way, it sucks!!! And I don't eat a ton of food either. Its not like I'm eating 3000-6000 calories a day. I'm within a normal range for my body type and my goals (id say...maybe 2000-2400 kcal/day...give or take). Difference now is I just can eat the foods I want...but with FAR fewer symptoms. Qty is different. Before surgery I couldn't eat much of what I wanted in terms of type of food. Most anything gave me symptoms. It was awful. If I do overeat now, which does not happen often, it can cause the pressure I mention. Everyone over eats sometimes, but when I do, i notice it in terms of that pressure. And as for weight lifting, I do lift regularly but it is very light in comparison to some...at least from what i understand. Very high reps. 20-25. I won't EVER lift 'heavy' again. Just not worth the risk.
@Alexis_005
2 жыл бұрын
The rock had an abdominal hernia. Hiatal hernia is a hernia through the diaphragm
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