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Most advice about healing from hepatitis A sounds straightforward. Eat well, rest up, drink fluids. Sounds simple, right? But here’s the thing – what qualifies as “eating well” when your…

Most conversations about hepatitis start with symptoms. The fatigue, the yellowing skin, the uncomfortable digestive changes. But here is the uncomfortable truth: waiting for symptoms to appear before pursuing a…

Most medical conversations about cirrhosis focus on the liver itself. Fair enough. But here’s the thing: by the time cirrhosis becomes advanced, the liver is only part of the story.…

Conventional wisdom says drinking milk will coat the stomach and soothe an ulcer. For decades, that advice was practically gospel. Here’s the problem: research has shown milk can actually stimulate…

The advice to simply pop an antacid and wait it out has been passed around for decades. And for decades, it has failed millions of people who wake up at…

One-size-fits-all advice about gastric surgery looks neat on paper. In practice, the right gastrectomy procedure depends on diagnosis, anatomy, risk profile, and long-term goals. I set out a clear, structured…

Scans alone are often presented as sufficient for complex gastrointestinal questions. That advice is incomplete. I use EUS endoscopy when precision matters, when millimetres change decisions, and when tissue is…

Early advice often suggests that all pancreatic tumours behave the same. The evidence does not support that view. The biology and the anatomic spread vary widely, which is precisely why…

Conventional advice promises quick fixes, yet reflux often returns the next week. I take a different view. A sustainable acid reflux natural cure is not a single herb or hack.…

Immediate fixes get the attention, yet the fastest route is rarely a random pill or a day of total fasting. A reliable solution for loose motion starts with hydration, simple…

Common advice says to starve the gut during an episode. That is misguided. The fastest path to a loose motion stop is steady rehydration, simple binding foods, and targeted electrolytes.…

Simple reassurance that “most donors do well” is not enough. I prefer to map the full picture of liver donor risks with clarity, so a potential donor can make a…