Por Dr Andrew Millar
18.09.20
Aparato digestivo
When abdominal pain is serious and when it's not
Most stomach aches aren't serious and will typically go away in a few days. However, there are certain symptoms that indicate it could be more serious and time to make a trip to see your doctor. Dr Andrew Millar, one of our top gastroenterologists, explains more.
Por Dr Amit Chattree
29.07.20
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Video capsule endoscopy: special considerations
Have you ever wondered how even the smallest and narrowest of areas in the intestine can be examined? In this article we found out how a video capsule endoscopy can be used to check the lining of the small intestine and whether problems can occur from this procedure. Leading gastroenterologist, Dr Amit Chattree, talked us through preparation using a patency capsule , potential risks and whether or not the capsule can get stuck inside of the bowel.
Por Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
22.07.20
Aparato digestivo
Bowel cancer: are cases on the rise in younger people?
Bowel cancer is often regarded as an old person's disease but in recent years it is increasingly being diagnosed in people aged 15 - 24 years old. Read more from our expert gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam about the symptoms that you should pay to attention to in cases of the disease.
Por Dr Amit Chattree
21.07.20
Aparato digestivo
When is a capsule endoscopy recommended?
Many people will experience gastrointestinal issues in their lifetime. We spoke to a leading consultant gastroenterologist about video capsule endoscopy, we found out how you should prepare for this procedure and when video capsule endoscopy might be recommended. Top gastroenterologist, Dr Amit Chattree, who is based in Newcastle, talked us through the procedure.
Por Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
15.07.20
Aparato digestivo
Digestive enzyme supplements: do they really work?
Perhaps you've been doing some research into supplements that can help alleviate symptoms of bloating and constipation related to gastrointestinal conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome. We asked one of highly-experienced London gastroenterologists Dr Aathavan Loganayagam for his expert opinion as to whether any of the digestive enzyme supplements out there on the market really do work or not.
Por Dr John Martin
07.07.20
Aparato digestivo
Understanding irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Have you been experiencing abdominal pain with diarrhoea, constipation, or both? These are the main symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, a condition which can be managed with specialist help. Learn from Dr John Martin, a leading consultant gastroenterologist and expert in treating IBS, about what IBS is, its symptoms, how it's diagnosed and how it's treated.
Por Dr Vivek Chhaya
30.06.20
Aparato digestivo
Chronic diarrhoea: causes, tests and treatment
It can be very unpleasant to live with constant diarrhoea. If your symptoms of loose, watery stools have not cleared up after several weeks, it's time to see a specialist in order to find out what medical condition is causing it. Here, one of our top gastroenterologists Dr Ian Johnston explains what the possible underlying causes might be and how he devises a treatment plan for his patients.
Por Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
25.06.20
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Constipation: causes and when to seek help
It can certainly be unpleasant and even painful to live with chronic constipation especially if you have frequent excessive straining. But just when does constipation become severe enough to require a trip to see a specialist? One of London's top gastroenterologists Dr Aathavan Loganayagam explains more.
Por Dr John Martin
25.05.20
Aparato digestivo
Treatment for colorectal cancer and how to avoid it!
Colon cancer is one of the more avoidable cancers. Dr John Martin explains what happens if you're diagnosed with colon cancer, but also highlights how the need for treatment can be eliminated through screening.
Por Professor Laith Al-Rubaiy
22.05.20
Aparato digestivo
What are alternatives gastroscopy (OGD)
Gastroscopy is a diagnostic procedure that requires you to swallow a thin wire with a camera attached to the end, so a doctor can examine your upper gut. Although it's painless, it can be uncomfortable. Dr Laith Al-Rubaiy, an award-winning gastroenterologist, explains the alternative procedures and whether or not they work as well.
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