Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency, or EPI, can cause a variety of digestive problems and fortunately can be easily treated. However, it’s usually a symptom rather than a cause, and if you treat the symptom and neglect the cause, then the treatment probably won’t work very well or for very long.
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If you’ve been diagnosed with eosinophilic esophagitis, then you are probably wondering what causes it and how you can treat it. In this video I’ll explain exactly what it is, and how to get the best health care possible for eosinophilic esophagitis.
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When you go to your doctor for digestive problems, there are many things that should be happening and questions that you should ask so that you can determine whether or not you are getting the very best care possible.
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Microscopic colitis is a type of inflammation in the colon with a variety of causes. I’ll explain exactly how it’s diagnosed, what triggers it, and why your gastroenterologist isn’t giving you much help for it.
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Ever heard of borborygmi? It’s the big fancy word doctors sometimes use for stomach rumbling. Borborygmi can get so bad that it can be embarrassing. I’ll explain why it’s happening and what you can do about it.
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Lymphocytic colitis is a type of inflammation in the colon with a variety of causes. I’ll explain exactly how it’s diagnosed, what triggers it, and why your gastroenterologist isn’t giving you much help for it.
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Many of you have told me that your Nystatin isn’t working or that the Nystatin that you are taking doesn’t make any sense because it contains things contradictory to treating Candida. I can explain why that happens and what you can do about it.
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Over the years we’ve seen a lot of patients who suffer from both digestive problems and fatigue. It’s probably the most common combination of symptoms that I hear patients talk about.
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If you’ve heard of the low fodmap diet, then you might know that it’s the most common diet prescribed for people with IBS. However, in my experience it never cures IBS, and at best it helps a little and might give you some temporary relief.
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Linzess is one of the most common medications for IBS C, otherwise known as constipation predominant IBS. Unfortunately, it USUALLY comes with side effects. I’ll explain what those are, and what you can do about it.
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