Medically reviewed by Dr. Samuel Davidoff, MD – Board-Certified Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist | 15+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2026 Diseases an Upper Endoscopy Can Detect ✓ GERD & Reflux Esophagitis ✓ Barrett’s Esophagus ✓ H. Pylori Infection & Gastritis ✓ Peptic Ulcers ✓ Celiac Disease ✓ Esophageal Strictures

Medically reviewed by Dr. Samuel Davidoff, MD – Board-Certified Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist | 15+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2026 Stomach pain after eating is usually caused by indigestion, food intolerances, eating too quickly, or underlying digestive conditions like GERD or gastritis. For most people, occasional discomfort after a

Medically reviewed by Dr. Samuel Davidoff, MD – Board-Certified Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist | 15+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2026 Heartburn typically lasts anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours. The duration depends on what triggered it, how much you ate, the types of foods consumed, and

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2025 Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory condition that affects the digestive tract, causing symptoms like abdominal pain, diarrhea, weight loss, and fatigue. While the condition is chronic and often challenging, many people wonder,

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2025 An upper endoscopy is a common procedure used to examine the digestive tract and diagnose conditions such as ulcers, gastritis, or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). One of the most frequently asked questions

Medically reviewed by Dr. Samuel Davidoff, MD – Board-Certified Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist | 15+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2025 Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States. While smoking is widely known to cause lung and heart disease, many people don’t realize it

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2025 An endoscopy is a common procedure used to examine the digestive tract, often performed with minimal discomfort. It’s common for patients to ask how they’ll feel the day after an endoscopy. Dr.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: February 2025 Pregnancy can be a beautiful journey, but we understand it comes with its challenges—and hemorrhoids are one of them. Hemorrhoids, or swollen veins around the anus, are a common and often uncomfortable

Medically reviewed by Dr. Samuel Davidoff, MD – Board-Certified Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist | 15+ Years Experience | Last Updated: February 2025 Have you ever experienced digestive discomfort, persistent heartburn, or unexpected changes in your digestion? These issues can sometimes be minor but may also signal something more serious. A gastroenterologist

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: February 2025 Endoscopy is a common and safe procedure that allows doctors to examine your digestive system. If you’re concerned about gagging, rest assured there are effective techniques and advanced sedative options to make

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: February 2025 Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels around the anorectal area that may cause discomfort, itching, pain, and even bleeding. A common question from individuals experiencing hemorrhoids is: How long does it take for

Medically reviewed by Dr. Yuriy Israel, MD – Gastroenterologist | 10+ Years Experience | Last Updated: December 2024 Living with Crohn’s disease can be challenging, with symptoms that disrupt daily life. At Gastroenterology and Nutrition, P.C., we believe understanding treatment options is the first step toward better health. This blog