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What Percentage Of People Have Acid Reflux Issues Post Surgery

I"m curious about this as it appears people do have this. Also, why are people having this more because of the surgery? I know many don't get it but also seems people do get this post surgery when they have never had this issue after surgery.

Thoughts?

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My bad marketingdude, I didn't write that first post too well, I meant that the hiatal hernia causes reflux which I'm sure was more clear through the second post with the docs info. Guess I shouldn't be trying to type on here late at night, lol :)

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