GERD & Heartburn Support Group
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is defined as chronic symptoms or mucosal damage produced by the abnormal reflux of gastric contents into the esophagus. This is commonly due to transient or permanent changes in the barrier between the esophagus and the stomach. If you are afflicted with GERD or heartburn, join the group and find support.

There may be a few that have had that done on this site but there are more on the hiatal hernia site that have had that done.
I hope all goes well.
If you have it, be sure to have someone check on you while you're recovering at home. I thought I was fine until my friend found me after I was passed out on the brink of death from complications for a few days.
John
I have had a Nissen Fundoplication. It is exactly 1year and 3 months.
I am doing well. No GERD. I was not able to eat much for a month or so after the surgery and my Dr. kept saying: Small Sips, small bites.
I have to watch my eating. I always want to eat too fast and then I get scared that my acid reflux may return (but it has not).
Yes, I had complications, however I had a massive H-Hernia and the surgery took longer than anticipated. I was not a candidate for the simpler operation where they do it with a Scope Transorally.
I have never regretted having had the Surgery.
Wish you all the best. Don't get discouraged if recovery takes a little longer than anticipated. Hope you keep writing in. Lara
John
Thanks
I'm SO GLAD you had someone check on you. I forgot to mention that after my surgery, I ended up passed out on my bed for a few days until my friend worried and came and checked on me. It turned out I was on the brink of death from liver failure, which was probably caused by a blood clot. If he hadn't checked on me, I would have died for sure.
Thanks for the update. I'm glad to know you're doing well. Keep it up, and remember, when it comes to your body, you are the boss. Don't listen to anyone who tries to tell you that you don't know your body.