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How Do You Handle Colic in Your Newborn? Babies often cry for various reasons. These occasionally eardrum-piercing outbursts tell you as parents or caregivers that they are hungry,…

Biliary Disease Your body contains many liquids designed to execute essential functions. One of these liquids is bile. Sometimes also known as gall, this sticky, thick, yellow, and…

Functional Dyspepsia Digestive issues can not only interfere with your proper digestion and nutrition, but can leave you feeling weak, in pain, and sluggish. One such condition is…

Is My Chest Pain Heartburn Or A Heart Attack? Chest pain is a significant occurrence. Occasionally, this upper body discomfort signals the presence of a mild/moderate and transient…

GI Hemorrhage Condition Your gastrointestinal network, which is sometimes abbreviated simply as the GI tract and known more affectionately as your digestive system is a large and intricate…

Your Digestive Tract, Top to Bottom Your body is composed of numerous systems. Each network carries out numerous primary and secondary functions necessary for survival. Few bear greater…

Rectal Bleeding As A Symptom Bleeding is rarely a positive event. When it takes place inside the part of the digestive tract known as your rectum, an immediate…

You’ve just been diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease. This realization can be frightening and cause confusion and uncertainty. By gaining the proper knowledge, you may be able to keep…

Why Can’t I Swallow? By: Kruti Patel and Vishal Gupta, M.D. Are you having trouble swallowing? Do you feel as if food or liquids get caught in your…

Abdominal Pain & Bloating Your abdominal region is large and contains the organs of the digestive tract. When any of these malfunction or become damaged, negative symptoms can…