Gastroenterology Blog
45 Is the New 50: Changes in Colonoscopy Recommendations
In years past, 50 was the magic number for having a colonoscopy. Now, however, the CDC and GI specialists advise having colon cancer exams at age 45.
ReadGet Screened for Colorectal Cancer
Scheduling a colon cancer screening can help protect your colon health and combat colorectal cancer before it starts or becomes advanced.
ReadBegin the New Year Right: Schedule Your Colonoscopy Now
Get a colonoscopy to begin the new year right and take control of your colon health. Preventive screenings can help to preserve your overall wellness.
ReadHow to Enjoy Better Health in the New Year
Kick off the new year with improved digestive health. Learn how to aid digestion and how optimal GI health can enhance your general wellness.
ReadFacts to Know About GI Health
You've probably heard that "you are what you eat," but are you also aware that GI health plays a crucial role in your physical and mental well-being?
ReadLearn Why It Is Essential to Have Colonoscopy Exams
Medical practitioners have long hailed the importance of the colonoscopy as a diagnostic procedure, especially in the case of colon cancer.
ReadWhat is the Difference Between a Colonoscopy vs. an Endoscopy Exam?
An endoscopy and colonoscopy are different forms of endoscopic procedures. A GI doctor may perform them to assess issues within the digestive system.
ReadNovember Is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
Understand the causes, symptoms, and risks of stomach cancer, and find out how a gastrointestinal (GI) specialist can help you receive care.
ReadArrange for a Colonoscopy By Year's End (and Maximize Your Deductible)
Having a routine colonoscopy before insurance deductibles reset can help you preserve your digestive health and save money as an added benefit.
ReadWhat Is FibroScan® and How Does It Measure The Condition of The Liver?
FibroScan is an innovative method that allows our GI specialists to evaluate the health and condition of the liver using ultrasound techniques.
ReadIncreasing Awareness of Liver Disease Throughout the Month of October
Know the warning signs and symptoms of liver disease so you may help protect this vital organ and lessen your chance of possible liver failure.
ReadWhen Is the Right Time to Engage a Pediatric Gastroenterologist?
Gastrointestinal (GI) conditions are common in kids. As a result, it's important to visit with a pediatric GI team to help your child thrive.
ReadHow to Teach Your Kid(s) Healthy Digestive Habits
GI wellness is essential for general health, and when healthy eating habits are taught at a young age, it can lead to a lifetime of good health.
ReadWhat Are Common GI Issues Affecting Children (Ages 0-18)?
Occasional stomach aches or a rumbling tummy can be a result of pediatric GI concerns such as GERD, lactose intolerance, celiac disease, and more.
ReadAre You A Candidate for the TIF® Procedure to Treat GERD?
If you suffer ongoing acid reflux, or GERD as it is often called, the TIF procedure may be the option you need to get relief.
ReadKnow the Signs and Symptoms of GERD in Children and Adults
The symptoms of GERD are often like acid reflux, but they occur more frequently, irritating and damaging the lining of the esophagus over time.
ReadLearn How the Summer Heat Can Affect Gastrointestinal Concerns
Keep your gut health in top shape with tips from a digestive health expert that reveals how to improve GI health and reduce GI issues.
ReadWhat Tests can be Utilized to Diagnose and Treat Esophageal Disorders?
Esophageal disorders be identified with a series of tests, which can include a CT, barium x-ray, or EGD, so the proper treatment can be identified.
ReadWhat are the Most Common Conditions of the Esophagus?
Common esophageal disorders like GERD, dysphagia, and esophageal cancer can affect anyone. Knowing when to seek treatment is essential.
ReadWhat Are Some of the Common GI Conditions Among Women?
There are minor variations in the GI systems of women and men. Certain GI issues, like IBS, are more prevalent in women.
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