Nausea
Nausea is referred to as discomfort in the stomach and is often felt before vomiting. Being nauseous is common and may have diverse causes. This is a protective mechanism that warns the body from developing toxins. Usually, nausea is a symptom that people always neglect because of its non-harmful condition. It is also seen as mild and tolerable compared to vomiting. But vomiting and other symptoms can be prevented if nausea is treated and determined early.
Irritation from the stomach acids may be related to nausea. It triggers the acid to back up to the esophagus. Nausea is more common in severe cases of hiatal hernia. This is because the hiatus size is larger than the common hiatal hernia. The pain in the gut and chest also causes trapped gas in the body. This gas is needed to be released to feel at ease. However, the undelivered gas will create a toxic feeling in the stomach and irritate the hiatus more. Some symptoms of hiatal hernia start with feeling nauseous, so it is critical to take note of the times a person feels nauseous to avoid further pain and discomfort.
