By Dr Lisa Das
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Coronavirus and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) advice
The COVID-19 pandemic has made us all susceptible to more stress and anxiety and these two emotions can be triggering for IBS symptoms. Dr Lisa Das, an expert in treating the condition, explains how to navigate the pandemic's impact on the IBS management.
By Dr Lisa Das
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Digestive issues: is it an early symptom of COVID-19?
Although we know that a dry cough, shortness of breath and high temperature are hallmark signs of COVID-19, some of us may not realise that diarrhoea, nausea and vomiting can be the early signs of infection. One of our top gastroenterologists from London, Dr Lisa Das, explains how the coronavirus can affect our digestive system and what you need to do if you display symptoms.
By Dr Lisa Das
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Gastroenterology
Food for thought: How your gut health affects your brain health
Experts have long argued that what we eat affects every aspect of our health - including our brain health and mental wellbeing. This article explains the connection between the gut and brain, and how it affects our mental wellbeing.
By Dr Mark Cox
09.04.20
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How to stop indigestion so you can indulge in all the chocolate you want this Easter
Little do people know, too much chocolate is one of the main causes of heartburn and indigestion, and more so than every at Easter time. Mr Mark Cox, an expert consultant gastroenterologist from Birmingham, explains how you can prevent it so you can fully enjoy all the chocolate eggs you want this bank holiday.
By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
09.04.20
Gastroenterology
SIBO with IBS: symptoms, treatment and diet
It may be hard to distinguish between SIBO and IBS as the symptoms are the same. Here, one of London's top gastroenterologists Dr Aathavan Loganayagam explains everything that you need to know about the condition, from diagnosis, diet and diet.
By Professor Richard Cohen
26.03.20
Gastroenterology
Surgery in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD): ulcerative colitis
When medication isn't enough to result in long-lasting relief from the symptoms of ulcerative colitis, surgical management can be provided. Learn about the role of surgery in improving the quality of life for people suffering from ulcerative colitis (UC), as explained by Professor Richard Cohen, a colorectal surgeon and expert in IBD.
By Dr Lisa Das
24.03.20
Gastroenterology
Diverticulitis diet: what should you eat when you have a flare-up?
Diverticulitis affects many people over the age of 60 and can cause abdominal pain, a temperature, nausea, and even vomiting. In this article, Dr Lisa Das, explores the kind of diet you should be following to help reduce your symptoms and also prevent any future flare-ups of the disease.
By Dr Waseem Ashraf
18.03.20
Gastroenterology
Capsule endoscopy: during the procedure, image accuracy and risks
Capsule endoscopy is a procedure that allows a gastroenterologist to see the gastrointestinal tract in a non-invasive way. You may wonder how such a small camera can provide such a thorough view but fortunately, Dr Waseem Ashraf, one of the earliest capsule endoscopy operators in the world, answers all there is to know regarding the capsule endoscopy exam. After reading, you'll feel much more prepared.
By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
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Gastroenterology
Living with constipation in IBS
Do you live with IBS and also suffer from constipation too? Our expert gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam is here with his tips on how you can relieve or improve bouts of constipation.
By Dr Alberto Murino
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Gastroenterology
What your diarrhoea is telling you
We all experience loose bowel movements at some point in our lives. Dr Alberto Murino, a leading consultant gastroenterologist, recently answered some questions for us about diarrhoea. He shared with us the exact definition, what the colour of our faeces says about our health and what symptoms we should be most concerned about.
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