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Gastroenterology Associates is excited to announce we are offering Gastric P.O.E.M. (Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy) to our patients suffering from Gastroparesis. This is a condition that
As a gastroenterologist deeply committed to digestive health, I often encounter patients who are understandably concerned when they notice blood in their stool. Colorectal Cancer
Gallbladder function and disease is a very common topic in Gastroenterology. This is a small organ with a big impact on our well-being. With Gallbladder
As the New Year unfolds, many of us embark on a journey of self-improvement and well-being. While weight loss and fitness often dominate resolution lists,
In recent years, there has been a concerning trend in the field of gastroenterology – an uptick in cancer incidence among young adults. Traditionally, cancer
“Colonoscopies – I’ve had way more than I’d like to admit – they’re not fun. But at the same time, colon cancer and chemotherapy are
As a gastroenterologist, I understand the challenges that individuals with dyspepsia and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) face when it comes to managing their digestive health.
In this NBC news article, people in there 20s and 30s describe what colon cancer was like for them. Many younger people with colorectal cancer
Your Carolina, Chanel 7 News, visited our Clemson office and spoke with some of our doctors. Dr. Saha discusses our Clemson office and what you
Is it time for your colonoscopy? There are things to consider when choosing the doctor and facility for your colonoscopy. Colon cancer is the third
As the Thanksgiving season approaches, our hearts and stomachs swell with anticipation. The thought of delicious feasts, time with loved ones, and cozy evenings by
In a recent VA Health System study, it was found that gastroenterologists are more likely to detect adenomas than a general surgeon. The adenoma detection
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