Tag: digestive health specialists
Hepatitis is an infection that causes inflammation of the liver. This inflammation can cause damage to the liver and disrupt the liver’s ability to function properly. Some types of hepatitis can cause chronic or long-term damage, to the liver. This is why it is important to determine the cause of the inflammation and treat it […]
Patients seen by a gastroenterology provider will often comment, “I was told years ago that I have IBS, but I’ve never been tested for it!” Despite the fact that “IBS” is a familiar term, there are many misconceptions about the disorder. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a familiar chief complaint seen by gastroenterologists. Studies suggest […]
The COVID-19 pandemic is truly without comparison. Digestive Health Specialists remains committed to caring for the patients that have placed their trust in us. To keep everyone as safe as possible, we have developed three care path options: In-person Video Visit Telephone care Doctors will review their schedules with a critical eye for the safest […]
Dear Patients and Families of Digestive Health Specialists: Our top priority is the health and safety of DHS’ patients and employees. 4/27/2020 – It is recommended that patients wear a homemade mask when visiting our office. A homemade mask or nose/mouth covering such as a scarf or bandanna is acceptable. 4/2/2020 – Digestive Health Specialists clinical offices […]
With all the talk about coronavirus, it is important to have the facts. Your doctors at Digestive Health Specialists are watching this closely as it progresses to provide you with the best and most accurate information as it presents itself. These are some of the most common questions we are receiving. How worried should I […]
March 30th is National Doctor’s Day. Let’s celebrated and recognize the contributions our physicians have made in the lives of our patients and our communities. Comments about our doctors: Dr. Murat was very humble and he was willing to listen to me with what I have been thru with my health and coming up with solutions […]
February is Black History Month. It is dedicated to recognize and celebrate the achievements and culture of African Americans. The foundations for this were established in the early twentieth century. While Carter G. Woodson was at university, he witnessed how the black community was underrepresented in the books and conversations about American history. To […]
We are happy to announce that Dr. David Ramsay has been named Fellow of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA), the nation’s oldest, and most prestigious medical society dedicated to disorders of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Through the fellowship program, AGA honors superior professional achievement in clinical, private, or academic practice and in basic or clinical […]
As you make your 2020 resolutions, you may be thinking about better managing your finances, exercising more or losing weight. Many even look at ways to reduce stress and be more present in the moment. What you may not think of is bacteria and how it can positively affect your health. Whatever goals you are […]
Every year more and more people make New Year’s resolutions to start the year right and the video above highlighted the three most popular resolutions. Are these on your list? Unfortunately, there is an 80% failure rate on these resolutions and most people lose their resolve by mid-February. Why? There are different opinions on this […]