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Heartburn and acid reflux
Heartburn and acid reflux are very common hiatal hernia symptoms.
The corrosive stomach acid that leaks into the oesophagus corrodes the mucous membranes and creates an unpleasant, acidic and burning sensation. Sometimes even pieces of food come back up from the stomach.
Difficulty in swallowing
Anyone who suffers from swallowing difficulties, or symptoms such as the feeling of a lump in the throat, may have difficulty understanding that it may be linked to a hiatal hernia.
But when the stomach slides up above the diaphragm, the oesophagus is also pushed upwards, which affects the swallowing function in the throat.
Thick phlegm, throat clearing and dry cough
It is common to have an annoying cough, to clear your throat or to have thick phlegm when you suffer from a hiatal hernia. This is because corrosive stomach acid has come up into the throat.
To protect the lining of the oesophagus from stomach acid, a thick phlegm is formed, which we then try to clear away when we are about to talk. Coughing, in turn, protects us from getting stomach acid on the vocal cords and in the lungs.
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Pain in the stomach and other parts of the body
A hiatal hernia can cause pain in different parts of the body. For example, you may experience pain in the chest, head, back or stomach.
The chest pain can be so intense that you mistake it for a heart attack.
Wind and burping
If you have a hiatal hernia, you may need to swallow a lot of saliva. It may also take a couple of attempts to swallow food. That is because your swallowing function becomes “sluggish” and food gets stuck.
Swallowing can make you feel gassy and cause you to burp a lot.
Problems with voice and breathing
When suffering from a hiatal hernia, your vocal cords are exposed to stomach acid, which can make you hoarse or, in the worst case, cause voice changes.
When the stomach slides up into the chest, it can affect other organs, such as the lungs. This can make it difficult for you to breathe properly.
What is a hiatal hernia?
If you suffer from a hiatal hernia, you may experience one or several unpleasant symptoms. The symptoms can come and go and may not be felt every day.
If you have symptoms of a hiatal hernia, you may have heard many different names for your discomfort. Hiatal hernia, hiatus hernia and diaphragmatic hernia are all names for the same thing.
What happens when you have a weakened diaphragm?
This is how problems arise when your swallowing muscles are weakened.
Strengthen your diaphragm with a simple routine
It is easy to strengthen all the muscles you use for swallowing.
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IQoro trains the weakened musculature
IQoro trains the diaphragm and 147 other muscles from the mouth down to the diaphragm.
When muscles are strengthened, you can:
- Put an end to heartburn
- Stop having to constantly clear your throat and alleviate that feeling of a lump in your throat
- Eat and sleep well again.







