Gastroenterology Blog | Hattiesburg
Is Stool Testing As Good As A Colonoscopy for Colon Health?
At-home stool testing is gaining traction as a colonoscopy alternative. But is a full colon cancer screening more effective? Read on to learn more.
Insight Into Crohn's Disease
Crohn's disease can impact your wellness and well-being. Get to know the facts about this digestive condition so you can take control of your health.
When Should Hemorrhoids Be Treated By a Doctor?
Suffering from hemorrhoids can impact your quality of life. Gain clarity on their types and when to seek medical intervention for this GI issue.
What Are The Common Symptoms of Fatty Liver Disease?
Understand the signs, diagnosis, and treatment of fatty liver disease. Prompt care of the condition may increase your lifespan and liver health.
Understand Ulcerative Colitis: Learn Its Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments
Ulcerative colitis is a condition involving the colon and rectum. Discover more about this long-term GI disease and how it can affect your health.
How Are Acid Reflux and GERD Different?
Acid reflux and GERD may appear very similar, yet, there is a distinct difference between these conditions. Read on to discover more.
How Is the FibroScan® Used and What Does It Do?
FibroScan is a revolutionary ultrasound exam that is used to detect liver scarring and stiffness in order to identify and monitor liver diseases.
What Is the Cause of IBS And Who Is at Risk?
IBS is a gastrointestinal condition that often leads to irritating symptoms like gas, diarrhea, stomach pain, and other GI issues.
Raising Awareness: Facts You Should Know About Celiac Disease
Celiac disease can impact your gastrointestinal system in many ways. Read more about celiac disease and how you can guard your digestive health.
Get to Know the Symptoms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
If you have IBD, you may experience frequent symptoms like upset stomach, stomach pain, and other issues. Will this discomfort last forever?
Why 45 Is the New 50: Updates to Colonoscopy Guidelines
In the past, 50 was the magic number for a colonoscopy; however, the CDC and GI doctors now advise getting colon cancer exams as early as age 45.
Why Should You Have a Screening for Colorectal Cancer?
A colon cancer exam can help safeguard your colon health and ward off colorectal cancer before the disease starts or becomes advanced.
Kick Off the New Year in Good Health: Schedule a Colonoscopy Screening
Schedule a colonoscopy exam to start the year off right and take control of your GI health. Preventive screenings can help to protect your wellness.
Get Better Gut Health in the New Year
Launch into the new year with renewed GI health. Explore how to aid digestion and how optimal digestive health can enhance your general wellness.
What You Should Understand About Your Digestive Health
Most people have heard the phrase "you are what you eat," but did you know that gut health plays a critical role in your general and mental wellness?
Here Is Why It Is So Important to Get a Colonoscopy
Doctors have long hailed the significance of the colonoscopy as a diagnostic screening, especially in the case of colorectal cancer.
What are the Main Differences Between an Endoscopy and a Colonoscopy Procedure?
Endoscopies and colonoscopies are different forms of endoscopic exams. A GI doctor uses them to identify concerns in the digestive system.
Honoring Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
Learn about the risks, causes, and symptoms of stomach cancer, and find out how a GI specialist can help you get treatment.
Plan to Have a Colonoscopy Before Year's End (and Maximize Your Deductible)
Scheduling your colonoscopy before insurance deductibles reset can help you maintain your GI wellness and save money at year's end.
Find Out How FibroScan® Can Evaluate Your Liver Health
FibroScan is an innovative system that helps our GI specialists monitor the health and condition of the liver utilizing ultrasound techniques.