If you have an H. Pylori infection, you are not alone. Around 44 percent of the population in the world carry H. Pylori. H. Pylori is a type of bacteria that resides in your digestive tract and is harmless unless it affects your stomach lining. Mostly, children get H. Pylori infections, but adults can also
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Southern California Gastroenterology Associates SCGA Breath Test Instructions
At inSite Digestive Health Care, our gastroenterologists believe in an accurate and timely diagnosis to give our patients the best possible outcomes. To diagnose gastrointestinal problems, we may use a breathing test, which is a non-invasive way of diagnosing a number of gastrointestinal conditions. We provide convenient at-home breath test kits for our patients.
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inSite Digestive Health Care welcomes you to our blog and invites you to browse around for the latest news in GI health, our gastroenterology services, and more. Thank you for visiting our blog, and we look forward to connecting with you. inSite Digestive Health Care is excited to bring you the latest information about research
Read MoreinSite Digestive Health Care Welcomes Three Physicians in Three Counties
Largest Gastroenterology Group in California Continues Growing GLENDALE, CA (NOVEMBER 2020) – Dr. Dana Pan, Dr. Justin Marasigan and Dr. Sherif Michael are the latest physicians to join the ever-growing gastroenterology medical group, inSite Digestive Health Care. The new physicians are accepting patients for in-person and telemedicine appointments in their respective counties of Los Angeles,
Read MoreinSite Digestive Health Care Now Serving the Los Angeles Neighborhood of Chinatown
San Gabriel Physicians Expand Practice to Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, CA (February 2020) – inSite Digestive Health Care is proud to announce its newest location at 709 North Hill Street, Suite 18 in Los Angeles, California. The new location is the second for physicians Ken D. Nguyen, M.D. and Tien-Chun “Tim” Chen, M.D., who opened
Read MoreWorld Mental Health Day Resources
October 10 is World Mental Health Day. This year’s focus is on suicide prevention. Close to 800,000 people die each year due to suicide, and many more who attempt it. Let’s continue to raise awareness and play a part in helping prevent it. If you or someone you know is hurting, reach out and talk.
Read MoreOutpatient Surgery Centers Lower Costs
A push to save health care dollars and boost patient experience has propelled growth in outpatient surgery centers in the Tri-Counties and across the nation. Medicare has also taken steps to include more outpatient procedures on its list of reimbursable services, stoking demand. “One of the most important things talked about today is the health
Read MoreWorkouts That Fit Your Schedule
If you are an avid reader of our blogs, you are likely very health minded. Perhaps you even resolved to exercise more at the start of the new year. Now it’s four months into 2018 and your fitness resolution seems like it could be next years problem. We understand; Between work, school, a social life,
Read MoreWinter in California-How To Stay Prepared For The Hot Days and Cold Nights
Winter in California can be confusing. It seems like the weather changes by the hour. Mornings might start out cold, afternoon are often scorching hot, and by night time the weather can be extremely chilly (by California standards). Here are some tips that may help you overcome the temperature change! Wear layers As you progress
Read MoreFoods to Increase Metabolism
Genetics play a major role in your basal metabolic rate. Some individuals naturally metabolize food faster than others. If you happen to fall on the slow BMR spectrum, worry not, there are plenty of foods and beverages you can incorporate into your diet to help boost your metabolism. Coffee and Tea Caffeine raises blood pressure,
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