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Can a colonoscopy and endoscopy find a hernia? and if so what will the doc do if he does find one or any other type of seriously immediate problem?

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Dr. James Lin answered

Here are some ...: The occurrence of hernia here or there is common, but is usually suspected & verified by history and physical exam with inspection & skillful palpation. In practice, there is no position to use costly endoscopy/ colonoscopy at all. In fact, colonoscopy should not see any hernia but possible diverticuli. For managing intractable abdominal pain (possibly related with internal hernia), ask Doc timely

Answered 1/5/2019

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NO: Huge abdominal hernias , visible hernias scope could enter , but not the way to diagnose hernia . How ever laparoscopy will detect hernias . Speak to you doctor

Answered 6/14/2018

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