#Chronic Digestive Issues

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Digesturnic

A diuturnic term/flag for those with chronic digestive issues, including those with stomach aches, dietary cautions or any conditions related to or involved with the digestive system, regardless of how small or how often it happens and it does not strictly have to be chronic pain. This also includes those with anything undiagnosed and who aren't sure what it is beyond a digestive issue.

Etymology:

Diges -> taken from digestive/digestion

Requests are open

[jfk-blown-away-blog]

Colonoscopy went well today. Happy to report no cancer or polyps. They did take biopsies of my colon for histology, but otherwise it looked normal. However, they found patchy areas of erythematous mucosa in my terminal ileum and took biopsies of that. I won't know anything concrete until the biopsy results come in, but it's at least not cancer, and one step closer to finally getting an actual diagnosis for my chronic digestive issues.

[sarveshhealthcityy]

Preventive Care Tips: When to Visit a General Surgeon in Hisar

Taking care of your health should always be a priority, and preventive care plays a crucial role in ensuring your overall well-being. Whether it's routine check-ups, addressing minor concerns before they escalate, or seeking expert advice, knowing when to consult a general surgeon can make all the difference. In Hisar, Sarvesh Health City is renowned for its exceptional care, housing some of the best general surgeon in Hisar. This article provides you with valuable preventive care tips and highlights the situations where a visit to a general surgeon is necessary.

What is Preventive Care?

Preventive care involves regular health check-ups, screenings, and treatments designed to prevent illnesses or detect them at an early stage. This proactive approach to health care reduces the risk of complications and ensures a higher quality of life. From vaccinations to dietary advice and physical examinations, preventive care covers various aspects of maintaining good health.

Why is Preventive Care Important?

Early Detection of Diseases: Regular screenings can identify potential health issues before they become serious.

Reduced Medical Costs: Preventive care minimizes expensive treatments by addressing concerns early.

Improved Longevity: Staying ahead of health problems enhances life expectancy.

Better Quality of Life: Preventive care ensures that you stay active and healthy longer.

When to Visit a General Surgeon?

A general surgeon specializes in diagnosing and performing surgical procedures for various conditions. While some issues may resolve with medication or lifestyle changes, others require surgical intervention. Here are common scenarios when you should consider visiting a general surgeon in Hisar:

1. Persistent Abdominal Pain

Abdominal pain that doesn’t subside after a few days may indicate conditions such as appendicitis, hernias, or gallbladder issues. Consulting a general surgeon ensures timely diagnosis and treatment.

2. Unusual Lumps or Swellings

If you notice any unusual lumps or swellings on your body, it could indicate cysts, lipomas, or tumors. A general surgeon can perform a biopsy or recommend appropriate treatments to address the issue.

3. Chronic Digestive Issues

Digestive problems like acid reflux, chronic constipation, or bowel obstructions often require surgical evaluation. Surgeons at Sarvesh Health City are skilled in handling these cases effectively.

4. Injuries Requiring Surgery

Serious injuries, such as fractures, deep wounds, or burns, often necessitate surgical intervention. Immediate care from a general surgeon can prevent complications and promote faster recovery.

5. Skin and Soft Tissue Conditions

Conditions like abscesses, ingrown toenails, or infected wounds are best treated by a general surgeon. Their expertise ensures safe and effective procedures.

6. Breast Health Concerns

Women experiencing breast lumps, pain, or changes should consult a general surgeon for evaluation. Early intervention is key to addressing conditions like benign tumors or breast cancer.

7. Thyroid Disorders

Thyroid problems such as goiters or nodules sometimes require surgical management. General surgeons are trained to handle these delicate procedures with precision.

8. Hernia Repairs

Hernias are a common condition that requires surgical repair to prevent complications like strangulation. The general surgeons at Sarvesh Health City specialize in minimally invasive hernia surgeries.

9. Gallbladder Issues

Gallstones or gallbladder infections often require surgical removal. Laparoscopic procedures performed by expert surgeons ensure quick recovery and minimal discomfort.

10. Preventive Screenings for High-Risk Individuals

If you have a family history of certain conditions like colorectal cancer, regular screenings by a general surgeon can detect issues early and prevent complications.

Why Choose Sarvesh Health City for General Surgery in Hisar?

Sarvesh Health City is a trusted name in Hisar, offering world-class medical services and state-of-the-art facilities. Here are some reasons why it’s the go-to destination for general surgery:

Highly Skilled Surgeons: The hospital boasts a team of experienced and qualified general surgeons.

Advanced Technology: Equipped with cutting-edge tools and technologies for precise diagnoses and treatments.

Patient-Centric Approach: Focused on personalized care and patient satisfaction.

Comprehensive Services: From minor procedures to complex surgeries, all under one roof.

Affordable Care: Quality healthcare services at competitive prices.

Tips for Preparing for a General Surgery Appointment

Gather Medical Records: Bring all relevant medical reports, test results, and prescriptions.

List Your Symptoms: Document all symptoms, even if they seem minor.

Discuss Medications: Inform the surgeon about any medications or supplements you’re taking.

Ask Questions: Clarify doubts about the procedure, recovery, and potential risks.

Follow Pre-Operative Instructions: Adhere to dietary or medication guidelines provided before surgery.

How Preventive Care Reduces the Need for Surgery

While surgery is sometimes unavoidable, preventive care can significantly reduce the likelihood of requiring surgical interventions. Here are ways to stay ahead:

Maintain a Healthy Diet: A balanced diet supports digestive health and prevents obesity.

Exercise Regularly: Physical activity keeps your body strong and lowers the risk of chronic diseases.

Stay Hydrated: Proper hydration supports overall health and bodily functions.

Get Regular Check-ups: Routine examinations help detect issues early.

Follow Vaccination Schedules: Immunizations protect against preventable diseases.

Conclusion

Preventive care is a cornerstone of good health, and knowing when to consult a general surgeon is a critical aspect of this approach. By addressing health concerns early and seeking expert advice, you can avoid complications and enjoy a better quality of life. For residents of Hisar, Sarvesh Health City stands out as a premier healthcare facility offering exceptional surgical care. Don’t wait until minor issues become major problems—schedule your appointment with the best general surgeons in Hisar today and take a proactive step towards a healthier future.

[disabled-phoenix]

Please respect people's dietary restrictions!

[crazycatsiren]

Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's tummy troubles.

[chronic-lee-lizard]

Having “sit on the bathroom floor by toilet” night

[oh-okay-kay]

does anyone know how to find what triggers GERD? i cant figure it out at all and ive dealt with it for about 2 years now, i eat about the same thing every day and sometimes im completely fine and some days it feels like a genuine heart attack. im celiac but asymptomatic so i cant tell if smth i ate was contaminated, but ive had flareups when ive made food entirely on my own and its food that ive had a million times. having a flareup rn and am very miserable and want to stop it

[kiwi-smug-silvalina]

Shoutout to all the people with chronic digestive issues or just digestive issues in general.

Y'all are fucking valid and absolutely seen too. We can talk about this topic and we should especially cause so many people out here being ashamed or some stuff and not going to the doctor for this thing. I love all of y'all and you're awesome.

[a-welsh-spoonie]

After 10 days of use, I can safely say that CBD tea seems to consistently help with my near-constant nausea and intestinal pain after eating

[disability-and-cats]

my gp thinks i might hav gastroparesis but idk, i don't feel convinced that i do, but also i don't hav the money or transportation to see a gi specialist anyways :p so oh well

[chronic-gastro-illness-culture]

Pancreatitis culture is going “Am I having a very minor pancreatic flare up or does my back just hurt from my shrimp posture?

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[akindplace]

Hello! It’s not often I find someone else who has EDS. It’s pretty much taken over my life atm and I’m trying to figure out how to do things with it.

I just wanted to know if you found any good exercises or if you found any meals and foods that work to avoid any GI issues like constipation (TMI I apologize) . I know you’re not a doctor, but I would love to know what you found works for you! Take care!

Hey! A few years ago i had to go to the doctor and do exams to figure some of my stomach and gut issues. Turns out besides having gastritis and some other problems, i am also very lactose intolerant and the symptoms i had were a bit different than the usual. So I have to avoid dairy or take a lactose supplement when I have it. I’ve met other people with eds who had problems with gluten intolerance (which is not my case), lactose intolerance, it’s something that unfortunately you need to get checked by a doctor and they seem to happen a lot for people with the illness. There is medication for stomach and digestive problems but unfortunately you end up having to do exams to figure it out and they usually are not very comfortable, but it gave me some answers and some ways to help. People always say that eating a lot of vegetables and fruit and drinking a lot of water helps, and of course they really do, but whenever I had issues I’d end up eating yogurt to see if it helped and it did the exact opposite of helping because of the lactose intolerance I didn’t know I had, so going to the doctor really helped, though it took more than one appointment and exams to work it out. Also red meat always makes me feel super heavy, so I usually eat small quantities of it. Unfortunately I don’t know any exercises to help. Honestly I would definitely recommend going to the doctor if you’re able to see one, and not to sound like a broken record but eating vegetables, drinking a lot of water, getting some fibers really does help. But sometimes medication is really needed so if you it’s possible, try seeing a doctor and experiment a little with food to see how you feel after eating. I really wish I could help more. I started struggling with this at an early age but kept pushing it until it was bad and hopefully you can find out what works for you. Also I forgot to say that some medications can really get you really really constipated and nauseous, so if you’re on anything check for those side effects too, that also happened to me and it was… bad. I really hope you feel better soon. I’m sorry if this didn’t help as much ❤️‍����

[flamingothing]

really stupid how i have Eating solid food is bad for me disorder but i actually handle solid food fine enough but liquids ? now there's the real issue

[purrusaurus]

do you think these month-past-due taquitos will hurt me . theyve been frozen and also i cooked them three times

[unfilteredrealities]

Several days later…

I ended up having some type of food poisoning or a severe digestive reaction to some food not sure.

Had severe diarrhea to the point I was scared of my life. It felt as if I am peeing and not pooping out of my ass denfjendbfjr

I didn’t eat for 2 days and then on the 3rd day I jotted down 3 bananas. The next day another 2 bananas. Then on the 4th day I ate another one.

On the end one the 4th day to the 5th day I had normal farts again I didn’t have to fear for my life shitting myself anymore 🎉

Now I am just sad and empty. Weirdly I’m spotting now so very convenient for my body to go from severe shitting to pms and probably the monthly subscription of bleeding and being aggressive 🤡

Since I had the flu , I am still coughing 😭 it’s only if I do any kind of physical activity or movement so basically often so yeah even turning around in bed makes me cough…

Oh well.

That was the update for the last few days and that’s why I was kinda m.i.a

Hope yall had a better week ❤️

[southernsolarpunk]

I thought I may be going through a particularly rough bit of depression but after looking up the symptoms I may have long Covid :(