135: Gastroenterology medical articles

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By Dr Derek Chan
13.01.20
Gastroenterology

How can you reverse fatty liver disease and what lifestyle changes should you make? Consultant gastroenterologist, Dr Derek Chan, explains to our readers what this disease is, how it's detected in patients and what you can do to remove fat in your liver.

By Dr Ghazanfar Ali
07.01.20
Gastroenterology

Chronic diarrhoea: what might be causing it?

Diarrhoea usually isn't anything too serious, however, if you're suffering from it for several weeks it's recommended to talk to a consultant gastroenterologist such as Dr Ghazanfar Ali. We spoke with him to find out more about chronic diarrhoea, how it’s diagnosed and how it should be treated.

By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
19.12.19
Gastroenterology

What are the symptoms of eosinophilic oesophagitis?

For those who suffer from conditions such as food allergies, eczema or asthma, you are more susceptible to developing an inflammatory condition called eosinophilic oesophagitis. Never heard of it before? Consultant gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam explains everything that you need to know.

By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
19.12.19
Gastroenterology

What is microscopic colitis?

Do you regularly suffer from stomach cramps and watery diarrhoea? It could be a case of microscopic colitis, which causes inflammation of the large bowel or colon. One of our top gastroenterologists Dr Aathavan Loganayagam explains everything you need to know about the condition; from the causes to the treatment options.

A close up of a women's throat. Her face is not visible, only the chin, and she has her hands over her throat in discomfort.

By Dr John Martin
05.12.19
Gastroenterology

Dysmotility: a focus on the oesophagus

Oesophageal dysmotility is a condition in which the muscles in the oesophageal wall fail to contract as they should. This may result in discomfort and/or difficulty in swallowing. Dr John Martin is an expert in treating dysmotility of the intestine, and here he explains in detail about causes and treatment of dysmotility in the oesophagus.

By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
04.12.19
Gastroenterology

Liver disease: what happens during a FibroScan?

Liver disease a serious problem in the UK. A FibroScan is a test that can accurately diagnose the amount of scarring on the liver, which is very important for determining the stage of the disease and predicting treatment responses. Here, top gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam explains how the test works.

A close up of six glasses of wine in the hands of various people. They are clinking the glasses together, presumably after a speech or toast.

By Dr Ghazanfar Ali
02.12.19
Gastroenterology

Liver disease: can the liver repair itself after years of drinking?

Alcohol is frequently used to add to the enjoyment of life, but it does come with some negative consequences, one of these being alcohol related liver disease (ARLD). Mr Ghazanfar Ali is a leading gastroenterologist with many years of experience in treating liver disease and here he provides answers to the most common questions.

The image contains a woman's both from her upper legs to her next, with a focus on her abdominal area. She is holding her hands over her stomach in discomfort.

By Dr John Martin
27.11.19
Gastroenterology

Intestinal dysmotility: causes and treatments explained

Intestinal dysmotility is a common condition that causes a wide range of different symptoms with variable severity. Dr John Martin, a gastroenterologist with expertise in all aspects of gastroenterology, explains what this condition is and the treatment options you may be offered.

Woman lying on a bed holding her stomach and head

By Dr Shameer Mehta
08.11.19
Gastroenterology

What is intestinal failure? An expert gastroenterologist explains

Intestinal failure is becoming more common but still remains the rarest type of ‘organ failure’. Consultant gastroenterologist, Dr Shameer Mehta, practices alongside specialist nurses, dieticians and pharmacists at one of the few specialist hospitals in the UK that treat intestinal failure. He offers us an overview of this rare condition.

By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
06.11.19
Gastroenterology

How much farting is normal?

As embarrassing as it is - we all fart! Whether it's silent, stinky or odourless, it's the normal process of your body digesting food. Read more from our expert gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam on just how much farting is too much every day.

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