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If you suffer from constipation, you don’t have to suffer forever. You can change lifestyle habits that fuel constipation and can gain sweet relief.

Acid reflux pain and discomfort can turn your life upside down. If you suffer routinely, you might have GERD, which puts you at risk for esophageal cancer. Learn how to tame your acid reflux and what treatments we offer that can bring you relief.

If you’re having uncomfortable gastrointestinal symptoms, an endoscopy may be the best way to find out why. Here’s what you need to know about this procedure and what to expect.

If you’re an adult or experience digestive abnormalities, you should start having colonoscopies at some point. If you have certain risk factors, you’ll likely need one sooner than later.

When people think of hemorrhoids, they likely think of a painful condition of the rectum. However, everyone has hemorrhoids, a normal part of your anatomy. It’s only when they become swollen or inflamed that you have symptoms.

It may be “just a little heartburn” now and then, but acid reflux can create complications when it becomes chronic. With some study of your eating habits and the foods you choose, you may be able to identify the triggers behind your reflux flareups.

Abdominal pain and constipation happen to many people from time to time. When it gets chronic, it could be a type of irritable bowel syndrome, a disorder of the digestive system that sometimes has a significant impact on your life.

Colon cancer is one of the leading cancer killers in the country, despite being a slow-developing cancer that’s easy to detect in its early stages. Experts recommend regular colon cancer screening for everyone over the age of 50.

We all occasionally suffer from constipation. But when constipation becomes a chronic condition, it’s time to see a doctor. Here’s how to know when to seek help and what we can do to help relieve your constipation.