• david morgan says:

    i think i suffer from this condition but no one listens

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      I know David; it’s a common problem.
      We DO listen and would be delighted to help.
      Please consider contacting us for a free phone consultation – call 408-733-0400 and we can decide the best approach to help you.

  • I have an autoimmune problem acid reflux now hernia the one with my stomach and throat don’t know what to do says:

    I have an autoimmune problem acid reflux now hernia the one with my stomach and throat don’t know what to do

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      We’d be delighted to help. Please consider contacting us for a free phone consultation – call 408-733-0400. WE have excellent success treated both reflux and autoimmune conditions.
      You don’t need to consider suffering.

  • Jerrychristie says:

    Yes i have had severe pains in my stomach and upper chest i can’t sleep or eat it hurts very bad i have had 3 hernia surgery’s and i think i need surgery again to remove the mesh can u do the surgery

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      Hello Jerry,
      We do not perform surgery in the clinic.
      I think perhaps your hernia surgeries were inguinal or abdominal and not hiatal hernias. Is that correct.
      Based on your symptoms I would like to offer you a free phone consultation to see how we can best help. Fortunately we can often make the changes needed without surgery.
      Please consider calling us at 408-733-0400 and we’ll see what approach makes the best sense for you.

  • Lynda says:

    I found this very informative. Is there a place in he metro NY region to go to?

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      Hi Lynda,
      There isn’t a clinic in NY that I know of but we are able to offer help via telemedicine in most cases.
      Please consider contacting us for a free phone consultation – call 408-733-0400.
      We’d be delighted to help!

  • Priscilla Huskn says:

    I have a hiatal hernia, had for years, my o2 levels run low due to lack of air I can inhale, also have horrible heartburn indignation so bad I have went to the ER. Constipation is always a problem, nerves are a wretch. I smoked for 40 years, quit in 2013, gained weight, making it harder to breathe, I’m only 62 years now, and I’m not ready to die, please reply with recommendations Thank you

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      Hello Priscilla,
      I understand how miserable you are feeling. The good news is that you do not have to continue suffering.
      Please consider reaching out for a free phone consultation (call 408-733-0400) so that we can best decide what approach is best for you. This is our area of expertise and we have a very high success rate.
      We’d be delighted to help. Fortunately we are able to offer telemedicine along with local visits if you are close to our FL or CA clinics.

  • Gigi says:

    I recently went in for an endoscopy, after suffering a few bad days with acid reflex. I’ve been diagnosed with a medium size hernia. What do I do next? I do t want stronger meds.

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      You don’t need meds Gigi. Our program is completely natural. We offer telemedicine visits across most states in the country. Our success rate is very high and we’d be happy to help you. Consider contacting us for a free phone consultation – call 408-733-0400.

  • Rose says:

    I experienced an acute pain lower-mid back on the right in early March. It got ridiculously intense to the point I could do nothing, not even sleep. I saw an urgent care doc, my primary care doc, a massage therapist and a Bowen worker… massage helped a bit. Muscle relaxants made me woozy, Tylenol and ibuprofen upset my already messed up digestive tract (prescribed Prilosec years ago until I stopped due to harsh pneumonia… then Tums- type chalk tablets since 2013…). The chiropractor suggested to me by a friend is smart, experienced, but has a huge caseload and like the other docs, speed through visits. Nothing holistic. Last chiro visit he mentions hiatal hernia. After reading up on your page, I linked an intensive dentist visit (4 days prior to the back spasm) to my ridiculously ongoing digestive distress and the spasm. It makes sense. What do I need to do? I’m already shrinking meals and noting/eliminating what causes increased digestive distress… Should I call? Where in CA are you located?

    • Dr. Vikki Petersen says:

      Hi Rose,
      I’m sorry you’ve been suffering so much. We’re in Saratoga (near San Jose), but we also offer telemedicine visits. I’d be happy to try to assist you. Please call the clinic at 408-733-0400 and we can set up a free phone consultation.

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