Gastroenterology Associates Of Abilene LLP

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Phone: (325) 677-2626

Address: 1249 Ambler Ave, Abilene, TX 79601

Website: http://abilenegastro.com

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Medical Weight Loss
The symptoms of Crohn's disease depend on where in the intestinal tract the disorder first appears. When the ileum (ileitis) is involved, recurrent pain may be experienced in the right-lower abdomen. At times, the pain mimics acute appendicitis. When the colon is the site, diarrhea (which is sometimes bloody) may occur, as well as fever and weight loss.
Colonoscopy
Not meeting high-risk criteria. Medicare will pay for average risk patients to have a colonoscopy every ten years.
Constipation
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Medically, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is known by a variety of other terms: spastic colon, spastic colitis, mucous colitis and nervous or functional bowel. Usually, it is a disorder of the large intestine (colon), although other parts of the intestinal tract—even up to the stomach—can be affected. The colon, the last five feet of the intestine, serves two functions in the body. First, it dehydrates and stores the stool so that, normally, a well-formed soft stool occurs; second, it quietly propels the stool from the right side over to the rectum. This movement occurs by spontaneous, rhythmic contractions of the colon.
Diarrhea

Internal Medicine
A true West Texan, Dr. Haynes was raised in Merkel where watching his grandfather, Dr. Sadler practice medicine, he was influenced to become a physician. He graduated from Cooper High School in Abilene. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and continued with training internal medicine. He attended the University of Arizona Veterans Administration Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Gastroenterology
Diagnosing disorders in the small intestine with conventional techniques can be difficult, for both physicians and patients. Gastroenterology Associates offers a breakthrough in imaging technology that delivers detailed pictures of the gastrointestinal tract without an uncomfortable procedure or surgery.
Colon Cancer
Cancer of the colon is a major health problem in the United States. It ranks as a leading form of cancer, along with lung and breast cancer. Importantly, colon cancer is also one of the most curable forms of cancer. When detected early, more than 90 percent of patients can he cured.
Endoscopy
Upper GI Endoscopy, which is sometimes called EGD (esophagogastroduodenoscopy), is a visual examination of the upper intestinal tract using a lighted, flexible fiber-optic or video endoscope. The upper gastro-intestinal tract begins with the mouth and continues to the esophagus which carries food to the stomach. The J-shaped stomach secretes a potent acid and churns food into small particles. The food then enters the duodenum, or small bowel, where bile from the liver and digestive juices from the pancreas mix with it to help the digestive process.

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Ulcer
Coffee and alcohol increase the amount of acid the stomach must handle. Aspirin and some arthritis medicines weaken the lining of the stomach, allowing acid to cause damage. Nicotine is a risk factor both for causing an ulcer and delaying its healing.
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