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The most common location for hernias is the groin (or inguinal) area. There are several reasons for this tendency. First, there is a natural anatomical weakness in the groin region which results from incomplete muscle coverage. Symptoms of Hernia: - • Lump in groin area when standing • Pain at the site of the lump • Swelling of the scrotum • Excruciating abdominal pain • Nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite & pain Other symptoms may include: - • Fullness in the upper belly after a meal. • Difficulty swallowing or a sensation of a lump in the throat. • Regurgitation of stomach juices and nausea. • A hoarse voice. Hernias may have developed from a congenital defect from birth, but become more apparent after straining the muscles in the abdominal area. Hernias can also develop from an incision from prior abdominal surgery. In most cases a hernia will occur when the compartment which envelopes an organ receives increased pressure, this weakens the boundary. This may happen for several reasons, including: • Genetic propensity - if either or both of your parents had a hernia you are more likely to develop one. • Age - the older you are the higher is your risk of developing a hernia. • Mar fan syndrome a is genetic disorder of the connective tissue. • Pregnancy - the muscles of the mother stretch, making it easier for tissue to poke through. • Drastic weight loss - when obese people lose weight they may be more prone to developing hernia The Abdominal Wall Hernia is a well-known disease that occurs in at least 1 percent of the population. It is otherwise known as Epigastria or Ventral Hernia. The Umbilical and Inguinal Hernias also fall under the Abdominal Wall Hernia category. Next is the Indirect Inguinal Hernia, which is exclusive to men. This hernia gets its roots from the childhood itself. The intestinal canal, which passes through that of the testis, undergoes a loop and entering the scrotum. This results in abnormal growth of the scrotum. In treatment of hiatus hernia through diet, it is advisable for the patients to consume diets consisting of seeds, nuts, whole cereal grains, vegetables and fruits, etc. More concentration should be given on fresh fruits, raw or lightly cooked vegetables and sprouted seeds. Hiatal Hernia: - If you suffer from hiatal hernia, you will often also experience acid reflux and gas. The wind releasing posture may be beneficial for this type of hernia. Massage is often useful as well. Lie on your back and relax, breathing deeply down into your lower abdomen. Place one hand at the base of your breastbone, directly over the juncture where your stomach and esophagus meet. The over-processed food items like white bread and sugar, cakes and biscuits, rice puddings and overcooked vegetables, etc. should be avoided, during treatment of hiatus hernia. The oils made from bergamot, frankincense, lavender, peppermint, theme, etc. are some of the most commonly used oils amongst them.
Article Source: http://www.bharatbhasha.net Article Url: http://www.bharatbhasha.net/health.php/222790 Article Added on Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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