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    I have the hiatal hernia too. My doctor said he would repair with surgery. Good to hear you haven't had any. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

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I had GERD to some extent pre-op. It was caused by a hiatal hernia which my surgeon repaired at the same time as my sleeve surgery, and I've not had any GERD since then.

If I had GERD pre-op and it was not caused by a hernia, I would not have had sleeve surgery and would have gone with bypass instead.

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