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I Saw Blood In My Stool, Now What? By Kruti Patel and Vishal Gupta, M.D. It’s happened to most people at some point or another. You’ve just used…

Gastroenterology of Greater Orlando Introduces Infusion Therapy What is Infusion Therapy? When people become ill with a complex disease, they may have trouble eating and taking medications orally.…

Pancreatitis-Autoimmune Condition Some serious illnesses can have a significantly adverse impact on the digestive tract and its interrelated organs. One such disorder is the pancreatitis-autoimmune condition. Brief Overview…

I Have Diarrhea: Should I Call My Doctor? You have likely experienced diarrhea at least a couple of times during your lifetime. This gastrointestinal ailment is always unpleasant…

Who Is at High Risk for Gallstones? Your gastrointestinal tract is a large and complex system responsible for the all-important digestion process. Occasionally, abnormalities and disorders can occur…

What Is a Gastroenterologist, and What Do They Do? Your body is comprised of many different systems each carrying out specific functions. One such example is the digestive…

5 Signs You Should See a Gastroenterologist When you hear the word gastroenterology, thoughts of minor digestive issues like stomach aches may come to mind. But the field…

When to seek evaluation from gastroenterology doctors Overview Chronic hepatitis caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a public health problem worldwide since it affects a large…

Hemorrhoids are a condition of enlarged veins located in the anus or rectal region. Common symptoms of inflamed hemorrhoid include continuous inching of the anus which leads to…

Overview Dysphagia is a symptom that expresses the inability to make the alimentary bolus progress from the mouth to the stomach normally. It includes both the inability to…