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Provides information on hiatal hernia, including the signs and symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis and treatment.


Hiatal Hernia - British Columbia

A hernia occurs when tissue from inside the abdomen bulges out through a weak spot in the muscles of the abdominal wall. When part of the stomach bulges upward out of the abdomen and into the chest cavity, it is called a hiatal hernia.
Source:     Government of British Columbia - Ministry of Health Services

Hiatal Hernias - Ontario

A hernia occurs when the wall of your muscles, tissues or membranes become weak or develops an opening.
Source:     HealthyOntario.com

Hiatus Hernia - Canadian Society of Intestinal Research

Explains what a hiatus hernia is and outlines the symptoms and treatments.
Source:     Canadian Society of Intestinal Research

**See Also : Conditions and Diseases > Digestive System > Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

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Source:     Canada Health Portal