Definitely: If you are not on a proton pump inhibitor (such as omeprazole), you should be. But yes, hiatal hernia can cause very severe pain.
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Yes it can however..: You should have your doctor make sure that no heart issues are causing the chest pain before exploring the hiatal hernia as the cause.
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Maybe: If the hiatal hernia is large enough, it can cause chest pain. These large hernias are also referred to as paraesophageal hernias, and are diagnosed with upper GI contrast x-rays and/or upper endoscopy. Hope this helps!
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