Dr Evangelos Russo
01.10.19
Gastroenterologia
Rectal bleeding: Should I be worried?
It is estimated that up to 10% of the population will have an episode of rectal bleeding each year. Finding blood in your stool is often caused by anal fissures and piles, however you may be worried that something else more sinister might be causing it. Dr Evangelos Russo is a skilled gastroenterologist based in London and offers us his advice on what might be causing blood in your stool.
Dr John Martin
18.09.19
Gastroenterologia
The pros and cons of a virtual colonoscopy
Colonoscopies after the age of 50 become a regular procedure to check inside the colon for abnormalities. Nowadays, a virtual colonoscopy is available to patients and offers a non-invasive and less aggressive alternative to a regular colonoscopy. But what happens during the procedure and can it offer more reliable results? Dr John Martin, a leading gastroenterologist in London, explains what a virtual colonoscopy is and why it might be right for you.
Dr Shameer Mehta
02.09.19
Gastroenterologia
Radiotherapy: how to treat the side effects
Radiotherapy used to target cancers of the bladder or bowel may leave patients with secondary problems such as incontinence, constipation and diarrhoea. These are the symptoms of pelvic radiation disease, and here, expert gastroenterologist Dr Shameer Mehta explains how they are treated.
Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
29.08.19
Gastroenterologia
When to consider a colonoscopy
By 2020 medical experts predict that well over a million colonoscopies will be performed in the UK. We've asked leading London gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam just why the figure is so high and whether it is necessary.
Dr Shameer Mehta
27.08.19
Gastroenterologia
The side effects of radiotherapy on the digestive system
If you're going through rounds of radiotherapy for pelvic cancer, such as prostate or cervical cancer, you may be living with some unfortunate side effects that include bloating, diarrhoea or rectal bleeding. We've asked expert gastroenterologist Dr Shameer Mehta what happens with radiotherapy and the digestive system.
Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
07.08.19
Gastroenterologia
Gastroparesis: why do I feel full and nauseous when I eat?
Do you feel full quickly after only eating a small part of your meal? Is it followed by abdominal pain and feelings of nausea? It could be a case of gastroparesis. Fortunately, top gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam is here to explain the symptoms and how the stomach disease is diagnosed and treated.
Mr Giovanni D. Tebala
29.07.19
Gastroenterologia
The ins and outs of diverticular disease
As you get older, small pouches called diverticula can form in the lining of the intestines. They may not cause any problems and some people might never realise they have them. However, in other people, they can cause bothersome symptoms. This is called diverticular disease. Expert Mr Giovanni Tebala explains.
Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
22.07.19
Gastroenterologia
Why worry about Barrett's oesophagus?
Barrett's oesophagus often presents with acid reflux and may leave you with ongoing symptoms of heartburn. But it is very important that the condition is diagnosed and monitored. Here, leading London gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam explains why.
Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
16.07.19
Gastroenterologia
9 ways to reduce symptoms of reflux disease
Symptoms of GORD may include heartburn, acid reflux and feelings of nausea. Consultant gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam gives his top tips on which lifestyle changes can help improve and manage a gastro-oesophageal reflux disease flare-up.
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