Food intolerance screening is done with blood, so blood sampling is essential for testing, and two methods are widely used. One method involves pricking a fingertip to obtain a few drops of blood. The advantage of this is that it can be done at home without the help of an assistant, but the disadvantage is that the small amount of blood taken may not be enough for the test, and the small amount of whole blood [...]
Preparing for a colonoscopy requires professional preparation, which also takes time. A specialist consultation precedes the mirror examination, where the preparation of the examination is discussed after the patient's condition has been assessed and complaints have been identified. If the examination is performed under anaesthesia, a further face-to-face meeting with the anaesthetist is necessary to decide whether the anaesthesia is suitable. The examination [...]
After a colonoscopy without anaesthesia, no special observation is needed unless it is justified for a possible therapeutic intervention. If the colonoscopy is performed under general anaesthesia, the patient is kept in an observation room until full awakening. It is important to note that temporary unsteadiness may persist in the hours following the administration of anaesthetics, for example, driving a car should be avoided. The air injected during the test is later expelled naturally. After a colonoscopy, [...]
After successful preparation, the colonoscopy itself can take place. If the colonoscopy is performed under general anaesthesia, a small plastic cannula (Branül) is inserted into a forearm vein before the procedure - this is used to administer the intravenous anaesthetic (e.g. Propofol) and painkillers. Once the patient is lying on the examination table, our doctor will perform a finger examination of the rectum (rectal [...]
Upper panendoscopy (examination of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum) Upper panendoscopy is the first choice for suspected peptic ulcer, and is known to patients as gastroscopy or gastroscopy. In fact, it involves observation not only of the stomach but also of the first third of the oesophagus and duodenum. With this examination, a skilled examiner can [...]
Helicobacter pylori is a very common pathogen, found in half of the world's population. The Helicobacter bacterium is transmitted from person to person through food contaminated with microscopic traces of faeces or by putting into the mouth a body part or object that has been similarly contaminated. Thus, it is easy for immediate family members or people living in the same household to infect each other. Many people are infected as infants. What diseases [...]
You can consult a dietitian for any nutritional issues such as bloating, reflux, digestive problems, contaminated small bowel syndrome, food allergies or intolerances.
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