Epigastric hernias are typically painless, with a slight bulge between the belly button and rib cage. Complications can cause pain, fever, skin discoloration, nausea, and vomiting, which require medical attention. Surgery is the best way to treat severe symptoms. An epigastric hernia often appears between the lower rib cage and the belly button and is […]
An epigastric hernia is a protrusion of fatty tissue or intestines below the rib cage and above the belly button, usually due to a birth defect or weakness in the abdominal muscles. It is visible as a small bulge and requires surgery as it will not heal on its own. Surgery involves inserting a laparoscope […]
