The symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseases–Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and others–can be life-limiting. These conditions are chronic, characterized by acute flare-ups and damage to the lining of the digestive tract. How can you manage IBD? Let’s look at what gastroenterologists advise their patients to do to feel better and improve GI health and function. Symptoms
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Gastroenterologists Near Me–What They Treat And Where to Find One
A gastroenterologist is a physician who diagnoses and treats acute and chronic conditions of the gastrointestinal(GI) tract. They prescribe medications, run specialized assessments, and perform surgeries to improve the health and function of major GI organs. If your primary care physician believes you should see a gastroenterologist, here’s what you should know about these doctors
Read More10 Reasons to See a Gastroenterologist
A gastroenterologist is a doctor who specialized in digestive system disorders. Their expertise includes treating medical issues of the stomach, intestines, esophagus, gallbladder, bile ducts, liver, and pancreas. Let’s talk about ten signs you should consult and see a gastroenterologist and where you can go to find the best gastroenterologist in California. 1. Abdominal Pain
Read MoreDoctor’s Guide: 4 Steps to Hemorrhoid Ligation
Hemorrhoids refer to swollen veins in the rectum. This condition is very common. By the time a person reaches the age of 50, it is very likely that they will have had an experience with hemorrhoids. Although hemorrhoids are benign, they can cause significant discomfort. They also tend to be chronic issues. If you keep
Read MoreAnoscopy Exam: Preparations Before The Procedure
Anoscopy is a common in-office or in-hospital procedure that digestive health specialists in California and across the country use to inspect the lower part of the GI tract. Quick and comfortable, an anoscopy yields important diagnostic information. Here’s more information about anoscopy and how you can prepare for this simple test. When Do You Need
Read MoreOnline Telehealth Services: Health Care Meets Technology
Those days are gone when you had to travel to visit your gastroenterologist’s office to manage even a minor condition, medication side effect, or new symptom. Now, with telehealth, you can avail most of the services of your gastroenterologist with just a couple of clicks, without getting out of your comfort zone. Telehealth, sometimes also
Read MoreWhat Is Rubber Band Ligation For Hemorrhoids?
Varicose veins that develop in or around the anus or rectum are called hemorrhoids. Painful, itchy, and sometimes bleeding, hemorrhoids require attention from a GI doctor. There are treatments available to help bring relief from this common condition. Rubber band ligation can relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids. Here are the details you should know :
Read MoreHow to Find the Best Gastroenterologist for Your Needs
A gastroenterologist is a physician who specializes in treating the functions, diseases, and conditions of the human digestive system. That includes the long series of tubular structures starting at the mouth and going all the way to the anus, plus ancillary organs which play key supporting roles including the liver and pancreas. If you have
Read MoreBenefits of Endoscopy and Colonoscopy
Endoscopy is the use of an endoscope to view the inside of a person’s gastrointestinal (GI) tract. An endoscope, a slender, flexible tube attached to a camera and a light, gets inserted into your digestive tract, giving your doctor a live view of your digestive tract displayed on a TV monitor screen to help evaluate
Read MoreEGD Test: What Is It and How Is It Performed?
EGD, short for esophagogastroduodenoscopy, is a type of endoscopic procedure used for diagnosing and treating problems in the upper digestive tract: the esophagus, stomach, and the first part of your small intestine. Read on to learn more about an EGD test, particularly why it’s performed, how you can prepare for it, and what to expect
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