Gastroenterolog hepatology urology
Gastroenterolog hepatology urology
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Dark brown or blackish diarrhea, is it concerning?
I don't understand why I've had loose stools for the past 4 days. Just in the morning, after drinking a glass of water, I’ve had to go to the bathroom 3 times. So, doctor, is it concerning to have dark brown loose stools?
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Can grade 2 fatty liver disease be completely cured?
In cases of grade 2 fatty liver disease, the amount of fat accumulation can account for up to 20% of the liver's weight, accompanied by a remarkable decrease in many liver functions. This stage is considered a transitional phase between mild fatty liver disease (grade 1) and severe fatty liver disease (grade 3). Without timely treatment, the condition may lead to severe complications, including liver cancer. This post was written under the professional supervision of physicians belonging to the Gastroenterology - Hepatology Department at Vinmec International General Hospital.
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What Does Stomach Rumbling After Eating Indicate?
The digestive system contracts to push food, gas, and liquid through the stomach and small intestine, creating a rumbling sound. The emptier the stomach, the louder the rumbling sound. However, when you hear rumbling and farting accompanied by a feeling of discomfort in the abdominal area, your body may be suffering from some symptoms of diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome, irritable colon, etc. Let's find out what the condition of a rumbling stomach is in the following article.
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Foods and medications to avoid when having hepatitis C
Traditionally, the liver has always been regarded as the body's chemical processing factory. One of the important functions of the liver is to filter and process anything that enters the body. However, if you have hepatitis C in particular and liver diseases in general, this function may encounter problems. When substances remain in the body for a longer period, they will cause certain effects and liver damage. To avoid the above risks and effectively treat hepatitis C, you need to adjust and carefully select food, functional foods, and medications which you take into your body. So, what should be avoided when having hepatitis C?
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Common causes and locations of liver pain
The liver is an internal organ that holds many important functions of the body. Liver pain is a sign of many different liver diseases, and identifying the cause can help monitor and treat the disease accurately.
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Things you need to know about grade 2 fatty liver disease
Fatty liver disease is a dangerous condition that can threaten the health and life of patients if not detected and treated promptly. The article below will provide you with essential information about this disease.
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What causes elevated GGT levels?
The GGT index is commonly used to assess liver and bile duct damage. If this index is elevated, it indicates that the liver is experiencing problems. Therefore, patients should undergo regular check-ups to detect the condition early and prevent dangerous complications in the future. Let’s explore this in detail in the following article.
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What causes prolonged diarrhea and frequent urination?
Since the 3rd day of Tet, I have had diarrhea every day but only once a day, some days early in the morning without eating or drinking anything, I have had diarrhea 3-4 times in a row. I always feel like I want to go but my stomach doesn't hurt, along with frequent urination, painful urination and a little blood for 3 days. Currently, I only have frequent urination and a little painful urination about 20%, I still have diarrhea. I feel very uncomfortable. So, doctor, can you tell me what causes prolonged diarrhea and frequent urination? Thank you, doctor.
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What does elevated liver enzymes indicate?
The liver is the main organ in the body that processes toxins, so liver cells are always exposed to toxic factors. Elevated liver enzymes are a sign that the liver is damaged. People with high liver enzymes tend to be younger and younger, mainly due to alcohol. If not controlled and treated promptly, the disease can become more severe and even fatal.
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How long does it take for a laxative to work? Should it be taken before or after meals?
Constipation is a condition characterized by reduced bowel movements, often accompanied by difficulty straining and a painful sensation during defecation, caused by hard or excessively large stools. Laxatives provide short-term relief and should only be used for 2 to 3 days.
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