FAQ

Q: What are the symptoms of a hiatal hernia?
 
A: Common symptoms of a hiatal hernia include heartburn, acid reflux, difficulty swallowing, and chest pain. For severe cases, surgery may be necessary to prevent complications.
 
Q: Is reflux surgery permanent?
 
A: Yes, reflux surgery, such as fundoplication, is designed to provide long-lasting relief by correcting the anatomical cause of acid reflux. Many patients experience a significant reduction in symptoms post-surgery.
 
Q: How is paraesophageal hernia surgery performed?
 
A: Paraesophageal hernia surgery at Reflux New York is usually done laparoscopically, which involves small incisions and advanced tools to correct the hernia with minimal recovery time.