
Dairy Sensitivity and Abdominal Discomfort: Managing Lactose with a Hernia
Milk, curd, paneer and ghee are everyday food items in many Indian households. But for people who are lactose intolerant,
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Milk, curd, paneer and ghee are everyday food items in many Indian households. But for people who are lactose intolerant,

Your body is busy repairing muscle and connective tissue after a hernia repair. Protein forms the building block of that

Gas and bloating can be uncomfortable for anyone, but particularly troublesome if you have a hernia, or are recovering from

How you eat can matter almost as much as what you eat when you are living with a hernia or

Water is easy to overlook, but one of the easiest ways to support your body before and after hernia surgery.

Getting over an operation for a hernia is not just a matter of rest and drugs. What you eat can

Hernia surgery recovery is more than just protecting the incision. A lot of energy, protein, vitamins, minerals and fluids are

It can be hard to move a bowel. You may strain over and over again. Repeated straining can increase the

Chocolate and mint are tasty foods, but for some people with a hiatal hernia and acid reflux they can cause

Carbonated drinks have gas dissolved in it, and this gas is released in your stomach. In some people with a

For people with hiatal hernia, it’s not just the foods they eat that can affect their digestive comfort. Drinks such

Fatty, fried foods often get singled out as trouble for a person with a hernia, and there is real digestive