Any point in a Post-fundoplication barium swallow exam?

Had a fundoplication about 8 weeks ago. Same Gerd symptoms started again a week ago. Had a hiatal hernia which was fixed. Appointment with surgeon after 2 weeks. I was wondering if i should do a barium swallow exam. Will it show if the fundoplication's become undone or recurrence of hiatal hernia? I know a good radiologist who can review it for me. Or there is no point and CT would be a better option? I'd appreciate any advice from a radiologist since it'd be really helpful. Hope I'm not asking for medical advice.

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