Abdominal Pains: Let's Talk About Digestive Problems

So, you think the tummy rumbles and the chest pains that you have might be a digestive problem. It’s time for have a specialist look at you. There are all types of doctors or specialist that focus on one type of health problem. For disorders in the digestive system, you do not go to a regular doctor because these disorders are not like the common cold. You could say that you are part of an executive club that helps with some of your problems. There is a specific specialist, known as gastroenterologist, that has studied for years on how to help people with digestive problems and will be the main doctor that could explain everything you will need to know about you condition. The first things to do are search for your local digestive health specialists and get an appointment set up as soon as possible. I was not sure whom I would go to when I started having problems, but I was told there was only one place in my area that specializes with my condition. I recommend that if ...

Like I said in my introduction , I’m going to be talk about what is out there when it comes to digestive problems. I want introduce the disorders that I will be talking about. When I was told I had had Irritable bowel syndrome, there was a moment in my mind that made me freeze. I had no clue what that was and I sort thought that I was dying. The doctor told me what happens to my body when I experience symptoms of the disease won’t be deadly, but I just have to be careful. He told me I could develop Crohn’s disease because of my genetic makeup.   I’ll get into that a little later on, but I what I am trying to say is that I was clueless when I was first diagnosed.   I did a lot of research about all different types of disorders, so I would like share that with you guys! There are common disorders out there, according to usnews.com . I cover a little in my introduction: ·          Reflux (Also is known Acid reflux): h...

Hello there! My name is Sarah Blain.   I am a 23 year old college student from Troy University who likes a lot of things, but I really love food.   I found out, though, that food does not love me. I started to have digestive problems whenever I would eat certain things.   Then, it got to the point that I had problems when I ate everything. Around this time last year, I was diagnosed with a mild case of IBS or Irritable Bowel Syndrome. In my description, IBS is triggered when food travels to the colon and something messes up on the way there.   It’s like the large and small intestines get confused and have a mild panic attack when food is involved.   Symptoms that come with this gastrointestinal disorder are abdominal pain, bloating, gas, cramping and food intolerance. It’s a very common disorder, actually! The disorder varies from person to person, but the symptoms are about the same.   Like IBS, other stomach disorders are just...