An epigastric hernia is a type of hernia in the epigastric region of the abdominal wall. It’s above the belly button and just below the sternum of your rib cage. Treatment typically includes ...

A hernia is a small bulge that occurs when an internal organ pushes through the surrounding layer of muscle and tissue. Here's how to tell if you have a hernia.

Epigastric pain has a range of causes, some more severe than others. If your symptoms do not improve or you experience severe symptoms, contact a healthcare professional to find out the cause.

Dear Dr. Roach: I'm 70 years old and do 400 push-ups every morning. I also lift weights two days a week. I have developed an epigastric hernia.

Epigastric hernias are common in babies and young children, but they can develop at any age. Their exact cause isn’t known, although there are certain factors that put someone at a greater risk ...

Epigastric hernia is an incarcerated hernia that means that it is bulged in the outer section of the abdominal wall. It requires medical attention and treatment soon to avoid complex situations.