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10 Signs of Celiac You Shouldn’t Ignore

January 19, 2018

A young woman with celiac disease pushing away a loaf of bread.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably noticed that gluten-free items have taken over prime real estate on the shelves at every American grocery store. And while some people dabble in gluten-free cuisine as a fad, for the 3 million US citizens living with celiac disease – gluten is the enemy. Targeting those

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Filed Under: Celiac Disease, Digestive Health Tagged With: asymptomatic celiac disease, Celiac Disease, Chronic constipation

Is it Food Sensitivity or a Bacterial Infection?

January 5, 2018

Woman in a sweater sitting on a bench in a park and holding her stomach in pain from a bacterial infection.

Food sensitivity is not to be confused with food allergies. Whereas food allergies are caused by the body’s immune system reacting to a certain food, food sensitivities and intolerances occur when the body is unable to process or digest a certain food. However, sometimes a bacterial infection can throw a wildcard on the table, so

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Filed Under: Digestive Health, Gastroenterology

At What Point Should You Stop Self-Treating GERD?

December 29, 2017

A textbook, opened up with GERD Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease written in it, on the table with stethoscope.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), acid reflux, or heartburn as it is more commonly referred to, is a condition most people experience at some point in their lives. For some people, spicy food may give them a burning feeling in their upper chest. For others, it could be burping up acidic liquid that burns the throat.

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Filed Under: Acid Reflux, GERD Tagged With: acid reflux, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, GERD, GERD symptoms, heartburn

The Best Foods For Digestive Health

December 22, 2017

An artistic image of a woman holding a ring of lettuce around her midsection to depict good digestive health.

When it comes to digestive health, everyone is different. What works for you, may not work for your friend. Of course, there are basic nutrition principles that will help keep everyone on track to a healthier digestive system. However, intolerances, food allergies, and digestive illnesses all play a role in determining your ideal diet. This

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Filed Under: Digestion, Digestive Health Tagged With: Celiac Disease, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, GERD, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome

What to Expect During an Endoscopy Procedure

November 17, 2017

A gastroenterologist holding an endoscope to perform an endoscopy procedure on his patient.

Has your doctor told you that you need an upper endoscopy, also referred to as an esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD)? While not a routine procedure, the EGD is useful for the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal illness, as well as for monitoring chronic problems. Whether this is your first endoscopy, or you have had one before, you

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Filed Under: Endoscopy, GERD Tagged With: Endoscopy, Endoscopy Procedure, Gastroenterology, GERD, Upper Endoscopy

Is Your Acid Reflux Hurting You More Than You Know?

November 6, 2017

Man with symptomatic acid reflux.

Everybody has heartburn, right? The answer is probably yes, as most people experience heartburn, or acid reflux, at some time or other. The feeling is caused by a backwash of acidic stomach contents into the tube that carries your food from your mouth to your stomach (esophagus). It happens when the pressure in your stomach

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Filed Under: Acid Reflux, Digestion, Esophagus, GERD, Heartburn, Stomach

Austin Gastro Partners with Pinnacle to Provide Liver Disease Research Center in the Austin Community

October 26, 2017

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Emily Schmitz MedVoicePR Mobile: 512-630-8068 Email: emily@medvoicepr.com Austin Gastroenterology Partners with Pinnacle to Launch Liver Disease Research Center in Westlake WHAT: Austin Gastroenterology has teamed up with Pinnacle Clinical Research to open a first-of its-kind liver disease research center in Central Texas. Austin Gastroenterology is the largest physician group in

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Filed Under: Community News, Fatty Liver Disease Tagged With: clinical trials, fatty liver disease, fatty liver reserach, Gastroenterology, gi, NAFLD, Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, Pinnacle Research

Preparing for a Colonoscopy

October 20, 2017

Provider preparing her equipment to perform a colonoscopy on a patient.

Have you ever heard anyone talk about having a colonoscopy? Usually it goes something like this: “The procedure wasn’t bad, oh but the prep was awful.”  However, the prep is an extremely essential part of a colonoscopy, and if not done properly, often results in the need for a repeat procedure. To understand the significance

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Filed Under: Colonscopy Tagged With: colon cancer, colonoscopy, Gastroenterology, gi, preventative medicine

Dr. Carl Frank and Liver Disease Patient Raise Awareness and Warn Others

October 11, 2017

News article "Dr. Carl Frank and Fatty Liver Disease Patient Raise Awareness and Warn Others"

Austin Gastro physician, Dr. Carl Frank and his patient, Patricia Murphy, were interviewed by the Williamson County Sun on the issue of Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, and why it is so important to take action quickly if you are diagnosed with this increasingly common liver condition. Patricia Murphy didn’t take Dr. Frank seriously when

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Filed Under: Gastroenterology Tagged With: Cirrhosis, Liver Disease, NAFLD, Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Readers Digest Interviews Dr. Sheila Reddy on The Gallbladder Diet: 8 Super Foods You Need

October 10, 2017

Sheila Reddy, MD

One main job of your gallbladder, a pear-shaped organ just beneath your liver, is to digest fat. When it’s not working right, you might get acid reflux, gas, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. There’s no gallbladder diet, per se, but certain foods can keep your gallbladder in prime shape—while others may make its job harder…

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Filed Under: Gastroenterology Tagged With: Gallbladder, Healthy Digestion, Superfoods

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Is Colon Cancer Screening Important For Everyone?

Yes, colon cancer screening is essential for almost all adults beginning at age 45, though individual risk factors can necessitate earlier testing. Start testing at 45. Most average-risk adults should begin regular preventative testing at age 45. Family history changes timelines. Patients with a family history of the disease may need testing much sooner. Screenings

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Can Lifestyle Changes Reduce Acid Reflux Symptoms?

Yes, modifying your daily habits can significantly decrease the uncomfortable symptoms of acid reflux. Dietary adjustments work. Avoiding trigger foods reduces stomach acid production and irritation. Weight management helps. Maintaining a healthy weight decreases pressure on your abdomen and stomach. Sleep habits matter. Elevating the head of your bed prevents nighttime acid from pooling in

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The best therapies depend on the specific virus, but modern medicine offers highly effective antiviral regimens for both conditions. Antivirals control hepatitis B. Medications suppress the virus and prevent serious liver damage. Hepatitis C is curable. Direct-acting antivirals can completely cure the infection in weeks. Specialized care is essential. Gastroenterologists provide targeted therapies to ensure

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