Low-FODMAP Diet for IBS: What to Know
If you suffer from IBS in your daily life, you should start flying the Australian flag. Whether you consider it a country or a continent,… Read More »Low-FODMAP Diet for IBS: What to Know
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8 Silent Signs You Have A Hernia
Most of us think of a hernia as a visible bulge in the abdomen. This is certainly true, but there are other symptoms of a hernia that can present as something entirely different. Be cautious, and don’t ignore them or self-diagnose thinking your symptoms are insignificant.
Some untreated hernias can be quite dangerous. Let’s look at 8 silent signs you may have a hernia.
Read More »8 Silent Signs You Have A HerniaUnderstanding Peptic Ulcer Disease
If you frequently take one of the popular over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications like Motrin, Advil, or Aleve, you could be playing Russian Roulette with your stomach. Known as NSAIDS, these meds, along with other risk factors, can lead to peptic ulcer disease. Let us provide some help understanding peptic ulcer disease.
Read More »Understanding Peptic Ulcer DiseaseWhen To See A Gastroenterologist For Frequent Nausea
If you are pregnant or know you have eaten some spoiled food, you’re not surprised if you throw up. When there doesn’t seem to be any logical reason for your nausea and vomiting, seeing a specialist is a wise next step. This is especially true if it continues for more than a couple of weeks. This is a prime example when to see a gastroenterologist for frequent nausea.
Read More »When To See A Gastroenterologist For Frequent Nausea10 Signs You May Have Celiac Disease
Celiac disease creates an autoimmune reaction in your small intestine to eating gluten, a protein in wheat, rye, and barley. It can be difficult to diagnose because it affects people so differently, and in fact, there are 200 known celiac symptoms. We will look at 10 signs you may have celiac disease focusing on the most prominent.
Read More »10 Signs You May Have Celiac DiseaseWhat’s the Difference Between IBS vs. IBD?
Both IBS and IBD are chronic gastrointestinal disorders, and they both have similar symptoms. At the same time, they are distinctly different conditions. If that’s not confusing enough, a patient can have both. What’s the difference between IBS vs. IBD? Keep reading to distinguish between the two and get the right treatment..
Read More »What’s the Difference Between IBS vs. IBD?IBD: Navigating Holiday Dinners
There are those who dread holiday dinners because they are trying to lose weight and know they will overindulge. Others can’t wait until the holidays so they can “pig out. Then there are those who live with IBD and stress as the holidays approach, as there are so many situations, decisions, and personal interactions that can possibly cause friction or embarrassment. Fortunately, there are ways to navigate holiday dinners when you have IBD.
Read More »IBD: Navigating Holiday DinnersUlcerative Colitis And Colon Cancer
Do Crohn’s Disease and ulcerative colitis increase risk of cancer? The short answer is yes. If you have ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s Disease involving the colon, you are at a higher risk for developing colon cancer. However, the majority of people with these two conditions may never develop colon cancer. Keep reading to find out how to reduce your risk factors.
Read More »Ulcerative Colitis And Colon CancerCould I Have Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome?
If you have been experiencing digestive issues, you may be thinking to yourself, could it be irritable bowel syndrome? Let’s try to answer that question for you.
Read More »Could I Have Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome?Signs You May Have Poor Digestive Health
All of us can suffer from an upset tummy after overindulging, occasionally get constipated, or develop excess gas and heartburn. When this happens, we take an over-the-counter medication and usually forget about it. When these incidents begin to occur more frequently, it’s time to pay attention to signs you may have poor digestive health.
Read More »Signs You May Have Poor Digestive Health