Had large tumor removed w/ vertical cut down entire midline from just under breastbone all way down past belly button. Felt fine after that. Constant nausea came after preg and C-section. Then had reflux surgery (lap Nissen), which barely helped. Nissen surgeon said I have a small hernia that didn't need fixing. Can small hernia and/or diastasis recti cause constant nausea? Anything else, anatomically, that could be out-of-whack? Could stomach be pushed out and not be in right position?
Answers (2)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
The best way to determine the difference between diastasis recti and true hernia is on physical exam, but the photo you have provided and your history of back to back pregnancies supports a diagnosis of a typical diastasis, or separation of the abdominal wall muscles often seen after...
Yes absolutely. You are on the right track. It is very early in its stages but our outcomes have been excellent.
It's called laparoscopic or robotic-assisted laparoscopic diastasis closure. It involves 3 5-8mm scars on your left side. The muscles are tightened from behind...
Thank you for your question about diastasis
recti above the navel. This absolutely has to be resolved via an
in-person exam and discussion with a board-certified plastic surgeon. It
is possible that what you are describing may be a hernia rather than diastasis
recti and therefore, that would n...