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  • Risk Factors for Colon Cancer
    The American Cancer Society reports that colon cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers among adults in the U.S. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment help overcome any type Read more
  • How We Treat Hepatitis
    If you have been diagnosed with a form of hepatitis, chances are good that your doctor has referred you to a specialist. A gastroenterologist is a doctor that specializes in Read more
  • What To Do for Reoccurring Constipation
    Sure, we know that no one really wants to talk about their bowels; however, when something just isn’t working properly, embarrassment goes right out the window as you search for Read more
  • Finding Treatment for a Rectocele
    Rectocele, better known as posterior vaginal prolapse, results from a weakening of the tissue that lies between the vagina and rectum (the rectovaginal septum). This can lead to a bulge Read more
  • What Is Achalasia?
    The esophagus is a tube that directs food from the throat to the stomach. Achalasia is a rare swallowing disorder that makes it more challenging for both foods and liquids Read more
  • What Is an Anal Fistula?
    The inside of the anus is lined with small glands. These glands can be infected when the mucus they secrete gets blocked. This leads to an abscess. Unfortunately, if the Read more
  • What Is an Anal Fistula?
    The inside of the anus is lined with small glands. These glands can be infected when the mucus they secrete gets blocked. This leads to an abscess. Unfortunately, if the Read more
  • Knowing the Symptoms of Ulcerative Colitis
    Approximately 750,000 people in the US are living with ulcerative colitis. While relatively less common than other bowel diseases, you probably can’t go very long without seeing an ad for Read more
  • Knowing the Symptoms of Ulcerative Colitis
    Approximately 750,000 people in the US are living with ulcerative colitis. While relatively less common than other bowel diseases, you probably can’t go very long without seeing an ad for Read more
  • Everything To Know About Gallstones
    When was the last time you thought about your gallbladder? Probably never, right? Well, this little organ that you haven’t thought much about is responsible for releasing bile to help Read more
  • Everything To Know About Gallstones
    When was the last time you thought about your gallbladder? Probably never, right? Well, this little organ that you haven’t thought much about is responsible for releasing bile to help Read more
  • How a Gastroenterologist Can Help You With Your Stomach Pain
    How a Gastroenterologist Can Help You With Your Stomach Pain. Stomach pain can be difficult to ignore, and while it's often a condition that can be treated at home and will Read more
  • How a Gastroenterologist Can Help You With Your Stomach Pain
    How a Gastroenterologist Can Help You With Your Stomach Pain. Stomach pain can be difficult to ignore, and while it's often a condition that can be treated at home and will Read more
  • Types of Irritable Bowel Disorders
    Could your stomach problems be caused by IBD?   Dealing with stomach cramps, bloating, and other digestive issues that keep coming and going? If so, you may be wondering if you’re suffering Read more
  • Types of Irritable Bowel Disorders
    Could your stomach problems be caused by IBD? Dealing with stomach cramps, bloating, and other digestive issues that keep coming and going? If so, you may be wondering if you’re suffering Read more
  • Are You Struggling With GERD?
    Are your gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD) symptoms under control? If you're still suffering from heartburn, nausea, difficulty swallowing, or other GERD symptoms despite taking over-the-counter medications, it's a good idea Read more

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