I just had the TIF and hiatal hernia surgery yesterday (7.20.21). Today is 7.21.21. I talk about how the surgery went, what I feel like, pain levels, and diet going forward
I'm going to have hiatial hernia surgery in a few months (after Thanksgiving and Christmas). Your video helps with my concerns about pain afterward. The surgeon just says she'll send me home with pain medication. That doesn't answer my question. Reading between the lines, I take it as there will be considerable pain. Your video is comforting. Thank you.
Your video came up on my feed, because last year I searched the internet high and low for TIF procedure. I had the procedure a little over one year ago. I'm always bloated. I feel even more uncomfortable now. The acid reflux is gone, but no amount of gas-X stops the bloating. I've never burped in my life and it's 24-7. I hope that you're not having this issue.
So sorry! I did have that issue (not able to burp and bloating) initially but it went away and I'm able to burp again. It took a few weeks but i "learned" to burp again, just was a bit differently. That was my fear with Nissen in that burning might not be be possible any longer after the procedure... Overall I am doing well and feel like my normal self. Have you spoken with doctors on why the bloating? Hope you find some relief. I know it's hard and you have a procedure hoping to get better and when it doesn't work...AWFUL!
I'm having hiatal hernia and fundoplication. The internal medicne doctor said about 70% of my stomach is in my chest cavity. So I'll be glad to get it taken care of. Luckily I have a desk job so I'm hoping I won't miss too much work
God loves you and so do I take it easy on yourself and don't lift nothing to hard to pick up and keep eating soft foods I have to and you will get better I did
I would like to reassure anyone going for HH repair by keyhole surgery that it is 95% safer than open surgery(Thorocotomy). I have had four Thorocotomys within 3 years in the 1990s and i am still living today at 66years old reflux free.
I've had a hurnia once now I have onather one and I wish I would have followed the dr diet I just started doing it today now I'm scard I have 3 months befor the surgury but frist there talking about doing a upper gi
Hi frank, how are you now, after the surgery . Your hiatal hernia symptoms had gone completely. And are you still following diet restriction yet. Please reply, I also have hh. Wanted to go for surgery
Talk with your doc to be sure. But...at 5 months out, I was lifting that + . 52 lb. dumbbells actually. Which is the heaviest I have. I NEVER, NEVER did anything like squats or deadlifts or anything like that with that heavy a weight though. Only thing I did that heavy was chest press on the floor. And...very, very careful about how I got the weight up to my chest. (Takes an unusual technique to get through weights where I needed them). Talk to your doc. Just because I did it doesn't mean u should. I am no doc so cannot advise you on what you can or cannot do
I am sure that will depend, but from what I understand and was the case for me, they want you to stay overnight for observation to make sure that everything is okay. I did not want to stay in the hospital myself but if it is what they need to do and part of the process...it is what it is. It felt relatively quick as well. Not fun, but again, is what it is
6 weeks for restrictions on food and diet. Pretty standard from what I understand. I took longer for other reasons but diet and exercise restrictions and all others were 6 weeks.
how is a hiatal hernia repair and tif possible together? I was told that if you have a hiatal hernia, I need to have a Nissan. I really want the tif though. can someone please explain this?
You'll have to ask your doc. I don't know the specifics, but, I most certainly had a TIF and hiatal hernia repair. 2 surgeons. The 1st doc did the hernia repair and the 2nd did the TIF which he specialized in. One of us is getting misinformation. Either way, my procedure/surgery was done July 21 and I have felt great since that procedure and medications they put me on. I'd do it again if I had to. I also did NOT want the Nissen for various reasons, nor the linx. I found the doc in my city who did the TIF and got it done. Although I had a hernia, my understanding is that you can have the TIF without hiatal hernia or hiatal hernia repair without a TIF. I'm not a doc so don't know for sure but getting multiple opinions like I did was very worth it. One doc I saw was NOT great and said stay on PPI forever despite risks or do Linx. I chose neither and went to another doc. There are other options...at least for me.
@@frank_umm Thanks for your detailed answer. Do you workout? I was wondering if small weight lifting is okay after youre healed. I heard doctors say you gotta stay below 50 lbs with the Nissen because extremely heavy weight can mess up the sutures. I wonder wondering if it is different for TIF since it doesnt involve sutures. Did you doc mention this? And lastly, are you completely acid free these days? I am assuming u dont take PPI anymore
@zendalet1796 I've done various videos specifically on medications, exercise, etc. that explain. Yes, I can and do lift weights. I stay away from very heavy stuff, not because docs said but because I choose too. Not willing to risk it. I did wait 6 weeks post surgery to exercise as docs recommended. I took PPIs only in very beginning. No more than a month or 2. Didn't want side effects. I have videos on this specifically, too.
Question, Right after your surgery.. did you throw up? Cause I know patients throw up right after waking up after their surgery. If you didn't throw up, did the hospital give you anti nausea medications?
No. Only reason I got nauseated was moving around a bit. Other than that, I was fine. My understanding is that they REALLY, REALLY do not want u to throw up either. Not after this procedure. Try not to cough, etc. Anything that could pull apart the plastic stitches.
@@frank_umm cool. Thanks for all the valuable information in all your videos. I really hope everything is much better in your health I'm getting a nissen fonduplication plus the hiatal hernia repair. I already underwent PH impedance 24 HR. And an esophageal manometry test I'm on my final procedure called "PH bravo". After that, it will be surgery day
Transoral incisionless fundoplication TIF is a minimally invasive procedure to treat acid reflux, also known as heartburn, and other symptoms associated with chronic gastroesophageal reflux disease
Not that I noticed. I do have BAD anxiety though so it is possible that i thought breathing issues were anxiety and were instead the HH. I understand the 2 can be correlated too
Hi I'm from India I'm suffering from this last 2 year My question is after surgery How much time to recover to do all my word as like running and other Because I'm runner so it's to important for me Please reply 🙏🙏🙏🙏
It can depend on the person. Is assume you might be back to running a few weeks-months after surgery. My 'restrictions' were gone 6 weeks post surgery. It'll depend on you and your doc
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