It can be extremely challenging to keep your gut health in order these Holidays. For that reason, I came up with a few tips on how you can keep yourself in check!
Incorporate healthy foods to your holiday dinner:
Avoid foods that can trigger inflammation, and other responses.
For many people, changing #dietaryhabits is enough to #alleviategas and its accompanying symptoms, but others need more special attention. If you're having constant gas and bloating please give us a call at (310) 855-0222.
Many of our patients see the difference and #amazingresults after being treated from digestive problems. Don't hesitate to give us a call if you are experiencing any #digestiveissues. You can be next on our #beforeandafter showroom.
Thanks to our collaboration with #Quintron, we will be able to determine what may be the cause of gastrointestinal disorders such as carbohydrate malabsorptions and #SmallIntestinalBacterialOvergrowth (SIBO). Please give us a call at (310) 855.0222 to schedule an appointment.
If you or someone you know is experiencing prolonged or frequent episodes of constipation, there may be a greater underlying issue. Let #Dr.Davidson help you understand what you can do to alleviate #constipation.
Did you know?
Colonoscopy helps detect and diagnose abnormal growths, ulcers and inflamed tissue. It can also be used for rectal and colon cancer screening. #didyouknow#colonoscopy#healthygut
In response to the developments regarding COVID-19, Dr. Davidson and the team are reminding you that we are offering telemedicine consultations. If you, or anyone you know is witnessing GI symptoms, give us a call at 310.855.0222. #digestivehealth#gastroenterology#healthygut
According to the American Journal of Gastroenterology, about half of all COVID-19 patients have had some digestive symptoms. If you, or anyone you know is experiencing something similar, please take the right measures and check to see if you have been exposed to the virus.
Preventative Steps to Reduce Spreading of Any GI Virus:
- Wipe down toilets after use
- Assign individual rolls of toilet paper for people to use when sharing the same bathroom
- Wipe down the toilet handle, doorknobs, and faucet handles after each use
What causes colon polyps? Mutations in certain genes can cause cells to continue dividing even when new cells aren't needed.
Anyone can develop colon polyps. You're at higher risk if you're over 50, a smoker, have a family history
#gastroenterology#polyps#coloncpolyps
Gallbladder disease refers to medical conditions that affect your gallbladder. A diet high in cholesterol-containing foods is the primary culprit for the development of the supersaturated levels of cholesterol in the bile. #gastroenterologist#gallbladder#beverlyhills
You may be at a higher risk for ulcerative colitis. These include your:
Age. The disease most often starts when you are between the ages of 15 and 30 years old.
Family history. It happens more often in white people and people of Jewish descent.
#digestivehealth#gastroenterology
Scientists aren't sure what makes cancer cells start growing in the stomach.
A few things can raise your risks:
H pylori
smoking
obesity
a diet high in smoked, pickled, or salty foods.
#beverlyhillscenterfordigestivehealth#stomachcancer#hpylori
Excess gas is not usually anything to be concerned about. If gas affects a person's life badly, and dietary, lifestyle changes, or over-the-counter medications have not worked, they should see a doctor for further advice.
#digestivehealth#gastroenterology#gassy#bloating
Symptoms of lactose intolerance: Gas, bloating, diarrhea, loose stools, pain or cramps in the lower belly and gurgling sounds.
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The first wealth is health! Enjoy your health through food and digestive health! If you have digestive tract concerns, stomach issues, or liver or colon concerns call us right away!
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