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Stomach Bloated, Protruding. Any Chances Of Umbilical Hernia? Getting Treated For High BP, High Cholesterol, Triglycerides

I believe I have an umbilical hernia above my naval. I wonder if I have ascites related to this ....bloating, protruding stomache. Treating High blood pressure, high cholesterol and triglycerides, metformin for blood sugar. All medications and treatments have these issues within normal ranges. 5' 7" 267 lbs. 61 years old.
posted on Wed, 21 Aug 2013
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Hi, you are aged 61 years, and have hypertension, diabetis, high cholesterol, these are suffecient to produce the symptoms by themselves, or due to the gastric irritation of the tablets.
These symptoms have nothing to do with the umblical hernia, or ascitis. Still if you have any doubt consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.
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Stomach Bloated, Protruding. Any Chances Of Umbilical Hernia? Getting Treated For High BP, High Cholesterol, Triglycerides

Hi, you are aged 61 years, and have hypertension, diabetis, high cholesterol, these are suffecient to produce the symptoms by themselves, or due to the gastric irritation of the tablets. These symptoms have nothing to do with the umblical hernia, or ascitis. Still if you have any doubt consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.