If you find that you’re having problems swallowing, dysphagia, contact your doctor right away. It’s best to find out early what’s wrong so that a treatment can be planned.

Hemorrhoids are very common and they can be caused by a range of factors from body weight to lifestyle. Fortunately, they are fairly easy to treat.

Celiac disease is a serious condition that can cause patients to be unable to take in nutrients from their food. Should you get checked out for it?

In this post, we’ll get into the details of peptic ulcer disease, including what it is, its signs and symptoms, its causes, how to test it, treatment options, and best of all, how you can prevent this disease.

Let's delve into what Colon Cancer Awareness month signifies, why it's crucial to join the fight, and how you can make a difference.

This post will clarify and address what typical upper endoscopy is, the steps involved, how long it should take, and factors that affect the duration.

Learn everything you need to know about IBS cramping and explore effective ways to get rid of IBS cramps.

If you've been experiencing gas and abdominal pain, then have no fear because, in this article, we will cover everything on gas and abdominal pain and the ways you can seek relief.

No matter what the severity of the symptoms, there are things that people can do to help with their IBS bloating!

This blog post will explore some of the symptoms of acid reflux, their relation to back pain, and some ways to relieve those issues.

This blog post will explore what kinds of Holiday foods you can indulge in and which ones you should avoid to keep acid reflux at bay.

Colon cancer, a formidable malignancy, originates in the large intestine, the final part of the digestive tract. Learn more about the possible symptoms and treatments.

Colon polyps are fairly common and often harmless at the outset, but they could become a serious risk to your health and well-being if they’re not kept in check.

To get a clear, accurate colonoscopy, the bowels have to be empty and clean. That’s where colonoscopy prep comes in.

At one point or another, we’re all going to have trouble going to the bathroom. It’s just not something we talk about often. If you need help getting back to going smoothly, check out the tips and tricks below.

It might be something we don’t like talking about, but it’s definitely something we all go through. But when can this ordinary condition turn into something more? Continue reading to know the signs and when to see a doctor.

This article is on “Ask a Specialist”, where we talk about what you need to know with Doctor Jennifer Tamai, a gastroenterologist at the Queen’s Medical Center about Colon Cancer.

We’re here to help you gain a better understanding of gastroenterology and how these doctors can help during visits and surgical procedures.

As you tend to your digestive health, whether it’s maintaining good practices or addressing problems, you may have to decide whether it’s a gastroenterologist or a gastrointestinal surgeon you need to see.

In this blog post, we will try to explain the link between diet and acid reflux, discussing the foods to avoid and the foods to include for better management of the condition.