Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are a class of medications that are commonly used to treat acid-related disorders. PPIs help reduce the amount of acid that your stomach makes. Some common conditions for which they can be used include heartburn and the treatment and prevention of stomach ulcers. Available with or without a prescription, some well-known […]
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When you reach a certain age, digestive problems can be a common occurrence. Often times you’ll hear your older relatives or friends say something like, “I can’t eat the way I used to”. However, digestive problems don’t always wait to strike. It’s a relatively common occurrence that people under the age of 35 can suffer […]
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When Should I Get Screened for Colorectal Cancer? Colorectal cancer is a disease that affects the colon or rectum, starting out as a growth on the inner lining. These growths, known as polyps, can develop into cancer over time, depending on their type. Colorectal cancer is a leading cause of cancer death for both men […]
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Congratulations to our April 2018 Fire Kindle Winner Deborah Kelly! We hope you enjoy your prize and thank you so much for registering for the Digestive Healthcare Center patient portal
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The human body is an intricate system with a complex internal makeup. Our unique bodies require specified attention in the unfortunate event that natural function is interrupted in some way. On occasion, the gastrointestinal tract and liver can form various disorders throughout a person’s life – and it is here where professional assistance is required […]
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Learn More About Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) from Digestive Healthcare Center Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a term used to describe conditions that create chronic inflammation in part or all of the digestive tract. Ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn’s disease are the most common conditions known under this umbrella term. Currently, in the U.S., about […]
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Our very own Dr. Alan R. Gingold was recently featured in an article regarding irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in Pain-Free Living magazine. Dr. Gingold was enlisted to give his professional opinion on the disorder, including, symptoms treatment and diet changes.
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Infusion therapy is the administration of medication and/or fluids through a needle or catheter. While that may sound like a less-than-pleasant experience, this method of treatment is lifesaving for those who can’t receive medications or fluids orally due to the severity of their condition(s). Infusion therapy may be performed as an at-home service. It can also be done at an infusion therapy center or a local hospital.
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What is Infusion Therapy? Infusion therapy is an exciting new branch of medicine that enables multiple conditions that previously required hospitalization or intensive courses of therapy to be treated on an outpatient basis with intravenous medicines that can quickly and safely be administered in an outpatient infusion center. These medicines are available to treat a […]
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It seems universal. On a regular basis, we hear about or experience ourselves what we often call stomach flu or a stomach virus. That condition is technically called gastroenteritis which is an inflammation of the lining of the stomach and intestines. The major cause of this unpleasant illness is food poisoning. In fact, one in […]
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