Gastroptosis refers to the situation that when standing, the lower edge of the stomach reaches the pelvic cavity, and the lowest point of the lesser curvature of the stomach drops below the line connecting the iliac crests. This disease is mostly caused by insufficient diaphragmatic suspension, decreased liver-stomach and diaphragmatic-stomach ligament function and relaxation, decreased intra-abdominal pressure and relaxation of abdominal muscles, as well as factors such as body shape or physique, which make the stomach extremely hypotonic fish-shaped, which is the tension-free stomach seen in gastroptosis. This disease is part of visceral ptosis and is more common in people with thin and weak body types, those who have been ill for a long time, multiparous women, those with incisional hernias after multiple abdominal surgeries, and those who have been bedridden for a long time and do not move much.