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Hi.. i suffer from chronic bloating and gas . i then discovered that i have a small diaphragm tear. can this be the cause and is surgery needed?
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Depends on size: And location of diaphragmatic defect. If it is large and located in left side, yes, surgery might be necessary. Consult with a surgeon for specific advice in your case.
Answered 6/30/2015
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