Gramercy Park Digestive Disease Center

Celiac disease occurs when gluten (a protein in wheat, barley, and rye) causes your immune system to damage your small intestine. Symptoms include abdominal pain and bloating, chronic diarrhea, and fatigue. Are you getting these symptoms after eating gluten? Contact our office today. #celiacdisease #glutenintolerance

An upper endoscopy is used to examine the lining of the throat (esophagus), the stomach, and the upper part of the small intestine (duodenum). It is commonly used to determine the underlying cause of certain gastrointestinal and swallowing-related symptoms.https://bit.ly/2ZQTtyz

We’ve all heard the silly rhyme about beans being the magical fruit. But it’s actually true! Beans are more likely to cause gas because they contain a particular sugar that the human body can not break down fully, which can cause excess flatulence. #funfacts #digestivehealth

If you believe you may need a colonoscopy, the first step is to consult with a skilled gastroenterologist. We have top board-certified gastroenterology physicians, with extensive experience in digestive disease diagnosis and treatment. Call to learn more about our GI services and treatments! https://bit.ly/34DO5i7

Fun fact Friday: We eat about 1,100 lbs (500kg) of food per year. That’s a lot of food to digest! #funfact #digestivesystem

Inflammatory bowel disease, also known as IBD, is a group of chronic or recurring disorders that cause the digestive tract to become inflamed. It affects everyone differently, but we can help find a treatment option that is best for you! #IBD #gastroenterology

If you’ve been suffering from chronic, long-lasting gut problems, including diarrhea and abdominal pain, as well as fatigue, you could be feeling the effects of Crohn’s disease. But don’t make any conclusions before seeing a specialist! Schedule your appointment with us today. #crohnsdisease #gastroenterologis

Did you know the average person passes gas up to 18 times per day? It’s totally normal...everybody toots! #flatulence #digestivehealth

The month of October is Eat Better, Eat Together month! Did you know: When families eat together, their meals tend to be more nutritious. Make it a habit to start eating meals as a family at least 2-3 times a week! #eatbetter #eattogether

A lower GI endoscopy is a procedure used to examine a person’s large intestine (colon). There is more than one type of lower GI endoscopy, including colonoscopy and flexible sigmoidoscopy. visit or call us to learn more! https://bit.ly/34DO5i7

Variceal bleeding occurs in a patient’s digestive tract originating from varices, or enlarged veins. Banding is a proven method to stop the bleeding, which can prevent further complications and serious health risks. Give us a call today! https://bit.ly/34yrbbM

Probiotics are live microorganisms intended to provide health benefits when consumed, generally by improving or restoring the gut flora. Increase your probiotic intake today! #probiotics #guthealth

Seeing you smile makes us smile too. Thank you for trusting us with all your gastroenterology needs. We are always here for you! #weight #thankyou

Did you know? Excessive bloating can be a sign of cancer, including breast cancer. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, be sure to visit your doctor if you are regularly bloated. It could potentially save your life! #breastcancerawareness #bloating

By evaluating the acidity levels that are backwashed into the esophagus, pH monitoring is useful in the diagnosis and treatment of GERD. Call today to learn more! https://bit.ly/34u4425

Men and women are equally likely to be affected by Crohn’s disease. While the disease can occur at any age, Crohn's is more prevalent among adolescents and young adults between the ages of 15 and 35. Don’t wait to be checked. Come see us! #Crohnsdisease #gastrointestinaldisease

Belching is caused by swallowed air, typically when you eat or drink something too quickly. You can help prevent excessive belching by chewing gum or sucking on hard candies. Give it a try! #belching #digestiveissues

More salt in the diet means the kidneys keep more water in the system. That can have lots of undesirable effects, such as edema and/or more blood coursing through veins and arteries. Over time, that causes them to stiffen, which could lead to high blood pressure. Reduce your salt intake today! #kidneys #sodiumchloride