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Silent Gallstones: Should You Get Them Treated?

Silent Gallstones: Should You Get Them Treated?

For most people, no treatment is needed. Watchful waiting is the standard recommendation for silent gallstones across every major gastroenterology guideline, and the numbers back it up. Only about 1 to 4 percent of people with asymptomatic stones develop any symptoms...
Persistent Bloating: 7 Warning Signs to Know?

Persistent Bloating: 7 Warning Signs to Know?

Occasional bloating after a heavy meal or a gassy food is one thing. Bloating that’s there most days, that keeps coming back regardless of what you eat, or that’s getting worse over weeks is a different matter. Persistent abdominal distension can be the...
Chronic Pancreatitis: Endoscopy vs Surgery?

Chronic Pancreatitis: Endoscopy vs Surgery?

For most people with chronic pancreatitis, endoscopy is the right starting point, not surgery. When the pain is coming from a blocked or narrowed pancreatic duct, ERCP can clear the obstruction, place a stent, or remove stones without the recovery burden of an...
IBS vs IBD: Which One Do You Have?

IBS vs IBD: Which One Do You Have?

Both feel similar from the outside. Bloating, cramps, bathroom trips that don’t match a normal day. But IBS and IBD aren’t the same thing, and confusing one for the other can cost time. The biggest difference is this: IBD actually damages the gut. You can...