1. Men get more ulcers, hernias, and back problems.

2. I've had ruptured knee ligaments and hernias in the past.

3. In such circumstances, the presence of observer bias would increase the magnitude of the association between oesophagitis and hiatal hernia.

4. Oesophagitis was present in 57.7% of asthmatics with a hiatal hernia compared with only 16.3% of those without hiatal hernia.

5. He had had a congenital right inguinal hernia repaired as a child.

6. Individuals with a hiatal hernia were more likely to have oesophagitis.

7. It's the latest setback for Wright amid fears that he could be sidelined with a hernia.

8. There is now quite a large lump in his groin which his General Practitioner diagnoses as an irreducible right inguinal hernia.

9. Indeed, when compared with asthmatics without oesophagitis, asthmatics with oesophagitis had a sevenfold increase in the frequency of hiatal hernia.

10. Hernias vary in size from a golf ball to a football and can strike at any age.

11. In the following year, Priscilla C. an inmate(), was taken ill with a strangulated hernia.

12. Subjects - 96 men undergoing elective inguinal hernia repair under general anaesthesia.

13. A barium meal confirmed a hiatus hernia but the chest pain continued to infiltrate my left arm.

14. My husband has suffered from heartburn on and off for years and has recently been diagnosed as having a hiatus hernia.

15. Severe erosive oesophagitis may be a cause of iron deficiency anaemia but hiatus hernia alone seems unlikely to cause iron deficiency anaemia.

16. As well as hernias, conditions such as cataracts and varicose veins are also being successfully treated on a drop-in basis.

17. Dilwyn Bowles's hernia appeared last September after he fell over a kitchen chair.

18. But the ￡1.7 million winger has made an express recovery from a hernia operation and could return at the City Ground.

19. Some force deep within truly wants to believe aliens cured that Montana farmer of his pesky hernia problem.

20. Nine patients had Barrett's oesophagus. Hiatus hernia was absent in only one of the nine patients with Barrett's oesophagus.

21. Simple information sheet Complications of inguinal hernia repair 1 1 Pain and discomfort in the first few weeks after surgery.

22. Hernias tend to get larger with time.

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23. Arrows indicate the directions of hernias through these fossae.

24. Ascites related hernias: Elevated intra-abdominal pressure can lead to the development of umbilical (around the bellybutton) and inguinal (groin) hernias that can cause abdominal discomfort.

25. Hernias can develop at these sites due to heavy straining, aging, injury or following an infection at that site following surgery.

26. Ventral hernias do not go away on their own and may enlarge with time.

27. Paraduodenal hernias are thought to occur because of anomalies in fixation of the mesentery of the ascending or descending colon.

28. For this reason, these hernias will be included in the discussion to follow.

29. The procedure may not be best for some patients who have had extensive previous abdominal surgery, hernias found in unusual or difficult to approach locations, or underlying medical conditions.

30. However, CT evaluation of any type of internal hernia is rare in the radiology literature, except for a few reports on paraduodenal and transmesenteric hernias.

31. Problems that can occur a few months to years later are hernias at the cannula sites or overwhelming infection throughout the entire body.

32. Hernias are caused by a combination of pressure and an opening or weakness in muscles lining the abdominal cavity.

33. Hernias can develop at these or other areas due to heavy strain on the abdominal wall, aging, injury, an old incision or a weakness present from birth.

34. Unlike hernias in men, which are far more common, those that afflict women are usually small and internal and rarely cause an obvious bulge.

35. The most common clinical presentation is bowel ischemia with some degree of SBO. Howeer, if hernias are easily reducible, the clinical presentation may be intermittent or transient.

36. This can bring you back from losing your life or help to avoid hernias after coughing for days and weeks.

37. Anomalies of mesenteric fixation may lead to abnormal openings through which internal hernias may occur. This is the likely mechanism of paraduodenal and supravesical hernias .

38. Another box in the garage is full of other reminders of past coughing fits and tight corsets that probably prevented hernias.

39. Uses the thighs to support the colon and prevent straining. Chronic straining on the toilet can cause hernias, diverticulosis,[http:///hernias.html] and pelvic organ prolapse.

40. Internal hernias are silent if they are easily reducible, but the majority often cause epigastric discomfort, periumbilical pain, and recurrent episodes of intestinal obstruction (3,5).

41. We conclude that for primary hernias , the open technique of tension-free repair is superior to the laparoscopic technique, both in terms of recurrence rates and in terms of safety.

42. Other sites that ventral hernias can develop are the belly button (umbilicus) or any other area of the abdominal wall.

43. Women account for only 8 percent of the hernias diagnosed, and doctors simply "don't think hernia" when women complain of pelvic pain, Dr. Metzger said in an interview.

44. A small proportion of abdominal wounds may develop into incisional hernias, leading to bowel entrapment.

45. Eight abdominal hernias ( 5 inguinal , 2 incisional and 1 umbilical ) were found during CAPD treatment ( 18.18 % ).

46. For many women with these occult, or hidden, hernias, it can take years, if ever, to get the right diagnosis and correct the problem.

47. Serious accumulation is caused by heart failure, peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernias, uremia, pericardial cysts, or hypoalbuminemia.

48. About half of patients with paraduodenal hernias have intestinal obstruction, which may be low grade, chronic, and recurrent or may be high 3–5 grade and acute.