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How to stomach gastroesophageal reflux disease

After a particularly decadent meal – heaped with fried garlic and butter and truffle mushrooms and followed by a thick chocolate mousse, perhaps – it would be normal to feel the urge to belch. And though it may be considered impolite, sometimes what has gone down will find its way back up. And sometimes it comes up burning, feeling like indigestion or heartburn. This is a phenomenon called acid reflux. While the occasional acid reflux is not something to be concerned about, acid reflux that happens constantly may be indicative of a disease called gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Dr Ahmed Albusoda serves the need-to-know about this condition in a way that's easy to swallow.

Proactive prostate health: The importance of early screening and prevention by your GP

The prostate is a small gland located below the bladder, and its primary function is to produce fluid that nourishes and transports sperm. However, it can be prone to various issues, including benign enlargement, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia, inflammation (prostatitis), and, most concerning, prostate cancer. Early screening and prevention are crucial to managing these conditions effectively, and your GP plays a pivotal role in this process. Leading GP Dr Asif Naseem tells us all about it, in this informative article.  

Battling bloating: Exploring the impact of Retrograde UES Dysfunction on digestive comfort

Bloating is a common digestive woe that makes you feel uncomfortable and gassy. While it can have various underlying causes, one often-overlooked contributor is a retrograde upper oesophageal sphincter (UES) dysfunction. In his latest online article, Dr Ahmed Albusoda explores the connection between retrograde UES dysfunction and bloating, shedding light on this lesser-known aspect of digestive health.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS): What are the signs?

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common, lifelong gastrointestinal disorder characterised by a group of symptoms that are sometimes linked to stress levels, certain foods, and structural problems in the intestines. Here, Dr Ahmed Albusoda, highly revered consultant gastroenterologist based in London, provides an expert insight into IBS, including symptoms and treatment.

Do I qualify for bariatric surgery?

The primary indicator used by bariatric surgeons to assess a patient’s suitability for bariatric surgery and to monitor post-procedure weight loss is their body mass index (BMI). This is used to determine if a patient has a healthy weight. We asked Mr Ali Alhamdani about suitability for weight loss surgery and all about the benefits and the costs.

Can we cure type 2 diabetes with surgery?

At the 2018 conference of the Egyptian Society of Obesity Surgery, one of London’s leading bariatric surgeons, Mr Ali Alhamdani, presented on the promises of mini-gastric bypass surgery – and the remarkable evidence that it has the potential not only to cure obesity, but type 2 diabetes as well. In our interview with Mr Alhamdani, we discussed the emerging theories behind this extraordinary link, and what this could mean for the future of diabetes treatment.

Can obesity gastric surgery cure diabetes?

Type 2 diabetes is a disease that is related to obesity and recent evidence shows that it can be cured, or at least, controlled by gastric surgery. This represents a significant change in how we view treatment for type 2 diabetes and has the potential to change many patients' lives. Mr Ali Alhamdani, a leading bariatric surgery, explains how it works.

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