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FAQ about Barrett’s Esophagus

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) are answered by: J. Patrick Waring, M.D., Digestive Healthcare of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia If no Barrett’s was found, do I need another endoscopy? Question I underwent an endoscopic exam about 1 year ago and was diagnosed with GERD (but not Barrett’s). Do I need another endoscopy? How can I tell if […]

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Diet Changes for GERD

Proper treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) always begins with a visit to a healthcare professional to obtain an accurate diagnosis. It is important to recognize that chronic reflux does not get better on its own. Over-the-counter remedies may provide short-term symptom relief, but can mask an underlying disease if used long-term. Symptoms of GERD […]

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Clinical Trials and Studies

Clinical trials and or studies are an important way for us to learn more about GI Illnesses and help us find better treatment options. Participation in clinical studies or trials offers one way to help advance research into gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. Here is a list of clinical studies, in adults and children, that are seeking […]

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Personal Stories

Share your experience of living with urgency, soiling, or incontinence – it can be therapeutic for you as well as others who suffer. View more stories or share your own by going to this IFFGD web page» Searching For many persons, living with a bowel disorder involves a seemingly endless search for answers. Parts of […]

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