If you have frequent heartburn and other symptoms of acid reflux, where stomach acids travel upward into the esophagus and throat, you may have a hiatal hernia. Learn when surgery should become a consideration.
GREAT NEWS! Dr. Farrow is excited to announce that beginning Monday April 27, 2020 we will be doing elective surgery again. Thanks to Govenor Greg Abbott and the countless health care professionals, citizens, and essential workers, we have moved Texas into a position where we can start doing elective surgery again. There will still be precautions taken at all of our clinics, hospitals and surgery centers to minimize the risk of COVID-19 spread, but the risk is overall low and we are ready to provide the excellent compassionate care that we love to do! Don't let a hernia or gallbladder problem keep you down- GET BACK TO BEING YOU! Call or message Dr Farrow today to make an appointment.
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