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What Is Causing The Pain In My Stomach While Sneezing After An Operation For Gastric Shwannoma?

i was undergone operation for gastric schwannoma in fundus portion of stomach 18 months before. my problem is i am suffering with pain in stomach while sneezing for few seconds latter it will be normal let me know the reason why this is happening 18 months over and suggest for treatment
Fri, 28 Feb 2014
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Hi,
You may possibly have a small hernia associated with your surgery. This is a gap in the abdominal wall. When you sneeze, you are putting pressure on the surrounding muscles and trapping a small amount of fatty tissue in the abdominal wall.
I suggest you see a doctor who will be able to make a diagnosis by examining you.
Regards,
Dr K A Pottinger,
MBChB FRCA
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What Is Causing The Pain In My Stomach While Sneezing After An Operation For Gastric Shwannoma?

Hi, You may possibly have a small hernia associated with your surgery. This is a gap in the abdominal wall. When you sneeze, you are putting pressure on the surrounding muscles and trapping a small amount of fatty tissue in the abdominal wall. I suggest you see a doctor who will be able to make a diagnosis by examining you. Regards, Dr K A Pottinger, MBChB FRCA