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Kidney infections affect 1 in 830 people in the UK each year. Are kidney infections dangerous?
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Kidney infections affect 1 in 830 people in the UK each year. Are kidney infections dangerous?
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Gastroenterology
Digestive endoscopy: exploring the digestive system
How are gastrointestinal disorders diagnosed? With a little help from an endoscope. Find out more.
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When should I see a doctor? 5 signs of a stomach ulcer
Stomach ulcers, also known as gastric ulcers, are relatively common, and thought to affect 1 in 10 people at some point in their lifetime. Here, we talk you through some of the common symptoms that may appear, and when you should pay a visit to your doctor.
By Dr Sarmed Sami
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Swallowing difficulties: All about dysphagia
If you have difficulty swallowing, it means you have dysphagia. Here, Dr Sarmed Sami, renowned consultant gastroenterologist, provides an expert insight into the condition.
By Professor Kevin Peter Moore
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All you need to know about liver disease
Leading consultant hepatologist Professor Kevin Peter Moore talks about liver diseases.
By Dr Lisa Das
27.07.17
Gastroenterology
IBS symptoms: could they mean something else?
Symptoms aren't always what they seem. Leading consultant gastroenterologist Dr Lisa Das tells us about 4 other conditions to watch out for that share the same symptoms as irritable bowel syndrome.
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Gastroenterology
What causes stomach pain, and when should you seek medical advice?
There are many possible causes of abdominal pain. We take a look at what the most common ones are, and when you need to see a doctor.
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Gastroenterology
When a pastime becomes a problem: 9 warning signs of alcoholism
The effects of alcoholism can be devastating, both in terms of personal health and relationships. In many cases, it is a downward spiral. Alcoholism is a chronic and progressive condition; the longer it is left to follow its course, the harder it becomes to overcome the addiction.
By Dr Carlo Nunes
05.07.17
Gastroenterology
5 tips on living with ulcerative colitis
In this informative guide for patients, revered consultant physician and gastroenterologist Dr Carlo Nunes shares five lifestyle tips for patients living with ulcerative colitis on how to best manage their condition.
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Gastroenterology
Gallstones: One of the most common reasons for stomach pain
The most common reason that people are admitted to hospital for stomach pain is because of gallstones, with approximately 8 per cent of the population having them, and around 50,000 people having operations to remove them each year.
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