Gastroenterology Blog
Low-Dose Naltrexone in Gastroenterology: A Bonafide ‘Wonder Drug’
Low Dose Naltrexone shows remarkable efficacy in treating gastrointestinal and autoimmune disorders offering affordable relief and promising outcomes.
Navigating Crohn's Disease: Expert Care at Specialists in Gastroenterology
Crohn's disease can impact your physical health and overall well-being. Learn more about this GI disorder and explore ways to manage your health.
When Is It Time to Consult a Gastroenterologist for Hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids may significantly impact your daily life. Understand when it's time to seek medical assistance for this common gastrointestinal issue.
What Are Common Symptoms of Fatty Liver Disease?
Learn about the common signs, diagnosis, and treatment of fatty liver disease. Prompt care of the condition may increase your life and liver health.
Understanding Ulcerative Colitis: Know Its Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Ulcerative colitis is a disease impacting the colon and rectum. Find out more about this long-term condition and how it may impact your health.
What Are the Differences Between Acid Reflux vs. GERD?
GERD and acid reflux may appear very similar, but these GI conditions have very distinct differences. Read on to learn more and how they differ.
What Is the FibroScan® test Used for and What Does It Do?
The FibroScan test is an innovative ultrasound exam that is used to detect liver scarring and stiffness in order to monitor liver conditions.
What Are the Causes of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Are You at Risk?
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) might lead to gas, diarrhea, stomach pain, and further GI issues. Read more about this disease.
What Should You Understand About Celiac Disease?
Celiac disease can impact your GI tract in several ways. Learn more about the condition and how to guard your GI health.
Know the Symptoms of IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease)
IBD can include constant discomfort, such as upset stomach, stomach pain, and more. Will this mean living uncomfortably forever?
Why 45 Is the New 50: Learn About Updates to Colonoscopy Guidelines
In years past, 50 was the magic number. Now, however, GI physicians and the CDC advise colon cancer testing as soon as age 45.
When Should I Be Screened for Colon and Rectal Cancer?
A colon cancer exam can help safeguard your colon health and ward off colorectal cancer before it starts or progresses.
Start This New Year in Good Health: Have Your Colonoscopy Now
Get a colonoscopy to begin the year off right and gain control of your gut health. Preventive screenings can help to safeguard your wellness.