Gastrointestinal disorders

Digestive problems such as gastritis, ulcer, poor digestion, reflux, fatty liver, pancreatitis, gas and pressure in the stomach, are some of the issues addressed here. Know the symptoms that may arise, the necessary exams for diagnosis, the different treatment options and how you should feed yourself to heal faster, improving your well-being and quality of life.

Black Stools: 6 Common Causes & What to Do Dark or black stool usually occurs when there is digested blood mixed in the feces. It is often a sign of bleeding at the beginning of the digestive tract, near the esophagus or stomach. Learn more about what causes black poop and what to do. Updated in 28/06/2022
How to Stop Diarrhea: 5 Easy & Effective Remedies To stop diarrhea, you should consume foods that add bulk to the stool and drink plenty of water throughout the day. Learn about the 5 simple ways you can stop diarrhea quickly, as well as when you should see a doctor. Updated in 06/06/2022
6 Hemorrhoid Ointments & Home Remedies to Try Hemorrhoid treatment aims to relieve symptoms like pain, swelling or bleeding. They contain anti-inflammatory and analgesic action which are indicated for the prevention or resolution of internal or external hemorrhoids. Learn about the most common hemorrhoid treatments and how to use them. Updated in 03/06/2022
Why Do I Have So Much Gas? 6 Causes of Excessive Gas Intestinal gas is naturally produced in the body, however some habits may lead to a higher production of has and cause discomfort. Read about the most common causes of excessive gas and how to get rid of it. Updated in 26/05/2022
Constipation During Pregnancy: Symptoms & How to Treat Constipation during pregnancy is normal, but it can be very uncomfortable. It is possible to prevent it by eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly and increasing your water intake. Learn more about what to do about constipation during pregnancy and what the main symptoms are. Updated in 24/05/2022
Infectious Diarrhea: 7 Causes, Symptoms & What to Do Infectious diarrhea is a type of diarrhea caused by an viral, bacterial or parasitic infection. Normally, this type of diarrhea causes fever in addition to other symptoms, like vomiting and bloody stools. Learn about the most common causes of infectious diarrhea and how they are treated. Updated in 24/05/2022
7 Simple & Natural Ways to Relieve Constipation There are a few simple lifestyle changes that can help you relieve constipation, such as: eating a fiber-rich diet, drinking more water, eating healthy fats and doing regular exercise. Check out 7 easy proven ways to help treat constipation . Updated in 16/05/2022
Nausea Medicine: Pharmacy Options & Natural Remedies Nausea and vomiting medication is typically taken to control the intensity or frequency of the symptom, or to prevent its emergence. They can be used for nausea related to flying, food poisoning or infections. Learn about the medication commonly used for nausea and vomiting and the natural options also available. Updated in 13/05/2022
Oily Stool: 7 Causes & What to Do Oily stools occur when the digestion or absorption of fat is compromised. This can happen with conditions like celiac disease or pancreatitis, and should be assessed by your doctor. Learn about what causes fatty stools and what to do . Updated in 09/05/2022
Stomach Ulcer: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment A stomach ulcer, also know as gastric ulcer or peptic ulcer, is a wound that forms in the tissue that lines the stomach causing symptoms such as abdominal pain, heartburn and nausea. Learn more about what a gastric ulcer is, as ell as its symptoms and treatment options. Updated in 04/05/2022

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