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prevent gastritis

Leading Strategies to Prevent Gastritis

Gastritis refers to a condition characterised by the inflammation of the lining of the stomach and one that affects approximately 20%-26% of the Australian population. The question of how to prevent gastritis or reduce its symptoms, therefore, is one that many gastroenterologists are posed with. Given that it can be exacerbated through the long-term use [...]
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heartburn

What are the Results of Constant Heartburn

Heartburn, otherwise known as acid reflux, is a condition characterised by a painful burning sensation in the chest, just behind the breastbone. It’s a fairly common sensation that takes place after eating, in the evening or when you’re lying down or bending over. While this condition can be addressed with certain dietary and lifestyle changes [...]
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digestive health

Recommendations for Better Digestive Health

For gastroenterologists, their core and most important goal is to protect and maintain the digestive health of their patients. Given the severity, increased prevalence, and complexity of the digestive issues, Australians are reporting, this aspect of healthcare has become the most important it has been. Many individuals have questions about what they can do to [...]
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Oesophageal cancer

Understanding the Signs and Symptoms of Oesophageal Cancer

Oesophageal cancer is a type of cancer caused by a malignant tumour found within your oesophagus, which is the long and hollow tube that connects the mouth to the digestive system. This condition can be broadly categorised into squamous cell carcinoma or adenocarcinoma - although there are other, rarer forms of this cancer - both [...]
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causes of bloating

The Causes of Bloating and Their Treatment

Bloating is a common gastroenterological phenomenon, either by itself or as a result of other conditions. As such, the causes of bloating remains an area of interest and focus for medical practitioners in Australia. Currently, it is estimated that 1 in 6 people without a health problem and 3 in 4 people with IBS (Irritable [...]
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