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A colonoscopy is an essential medical procedure used to screen for colon cancer, the third most common cancer diagnosis. Despite its importance, many people feel anxious about undergoing a colonoscopy due to a lack of understanding about the procedure. This blog aims to demystify colonoscopies,...
The team at Gastroenterology of Westchester is pleased to offer this insightful blog, filled with practical tips and expert advice on enhancing digestive health. Tailored to assist individuals dealing with specific gastrointestinal issues or those aiming to boost their overall gut health, the information provided...
The intricate connection between our digestive system and mental well-being has garnered increasing attention in the field of gastroenterology and mental health. This fascinating interplay reveals that the gut, often considered the "second brain," plays a pivotal role in influencing our mood, emotions, and cognitive...
Embarking on the journey of a colonoscopy, the mind naturally turns to thoughts of cancer. Yet, this vital procedure serves a broader diagnostic purpose, identifying not only colorectal cancer but also a range of other common, manageable conditions. The following article unveils the myriad of conditions...
Patients who suffer from constipation, acid reflux, abdominal bloating, abdominal distension, or need to have a screening for colon cancer, Gastroenterology of Westchester, LLC, will undoubtably serve them well throughout their three, easily accessible locations. From Yonkers to Bronxville to Harrison, the clinics are dotted...
In 2022, the American Gastroenterological Association released data that gastrointestinal (GI) discomfort was the reason why 40% of Americans stopped spending time with loved ones, doing errands, or exercising. Gut issues can be extremely uncomfortable (literally and figuratively), and 1 in 3 Americans say they can’t...
Increasingly, Americans grapple with upper gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. More than inconveniences, these are serious conditions with the potential to significantly compromise a person's quality of life. Upper GI issues include conditions like heartburn, GERD, and celiac disease. These disorders extend beyond isolated health issues and affect...
Imagine if doctors could predict which patients would develop colorectal cancer. This is the goal of recommending routine colonoscopies, but the tests don't always get it right—at least not when humans interpret the results. While artificial intelligence (AI) isn't here to replace doctors, it can...
For anyone familiar with current diet trends, keto seems to be on the tip of many people's tongues. And for people looking for a solution to their GI issues or facing an endoscopy, trying a new diet may sound appealing. There are many claims out...
Early detection and intervention are crucial when it comes to cancer. In fact, detecting precancerous signs is your best defense against the onset of this disease. And that's why colonoscopies are so important — they screen for colorectal cancer. We know the thought of one may...