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Post-Polypectomy Care: Can Spicy Foods Harm Your Gut?

Polypectomy Hello Dr. Chen, I had a colonoscopy today, and the doctor found some small polyps and removed them. My concern is that after the procedure, I didn't notice any dietary restrictions and went ahead to eat spicy food right after the examination. Will this cause any ...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
No.

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Understanding Abnormal Intestinal Motility: When to Consider a Colonoscopy

Abnormal intestinal motility Hello Doctor: I have a history of gastroesophageal reflux disease, and I've been feeling much better after taking medication for the past six months. However, I've recently noticed some unusual changes in my bowel movements. Previously, my b...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Based on the symptoms, aside from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), the other issues are related to gastrointestinal dysfunction. Treatment with probiotics can be initiated, and if there is no improvement, further examination should be conducted.

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Managing Bloating and Gastritis: Tips for Digestive Health

Frequent bloating and gastritis? Hello, Doctor: My gastrointestinal condition is quite poor. Whenever I consume cold or oily foods, I experience diarrhea, but it only occurs once or twice a day before stopping. When I'm not experiencing diarrhea, I suffer from constipation, ...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
In addition to chewing slowly and thoroughly, a gentle diet that is low in oil, low in dairy, and low in刺激 is necessary. As for the effectiveness of probiotics, it varies from person to person.

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Is Endoscopic Removal of Food Stuck in the Esophagus Painful?

Food stuck in the esophagus? If a doctor uses an endoscope to remove food that is stuck in the esophagus, will it be very uncomfortable?


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Strictly speaking, the difficulty of foreign body removal should be considered. If the procedure goes smoothly, it is no different from a standard gastroscopy.

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Understanding Constipation with Blood and Mucus: When to Seek Help

Constipation, with blood present in the stool, and sometimes accompanied by clear liquid? Hello, doctor. I've been struggling with constipation for a long time. At first, I thought it was due to my lack of vegetable intake, so I improved my diet and started consuming more ve...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
It is recommended to first consult a colorectal surgeon to rule out any anal or rectal conditions. A colonoscopy will only be suggested if necessary.

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Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain and Uncontrolled Rectal Pressure

Lower abdominal pain with straining at the anus? Hello doctor, I would like to ask about something. For the past year or so, I have occasionally experienced pain in my lower abdomen. During these episodes, I involuntarily tighten my anus, and the pain lasts about 10 seconds. It f...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Please visit a colorectal surgery clinic.

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Understanding Elevated ALK-P Levels After Intense Weight Training

Request for Consultation on Medical Examination Report Hello Dr. Chen, I would like to ask you about my situation. I have been engaging in heavy weight training, such as weighted squats, deadlifts, and bench presses, and after six months and a year of training, I underwent physic...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
It is recommended to monitor and observe. Wishing you good health.

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Chronic Bloating: Understanding Causes and Seeking Effective Treatments

Chronic bloating Hello, Doctor. Since I had food poisoning during last year's Spring Festival, which resulted in vomiting and diarrhea, I sought treatment and recovered. However, I have been experiencing persistent bloating every day since then. I have visited a gastroentero...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Prioritize dietary adjustments by reducing oil, dairy, and刺激ing foods. Avoid overeating. With medication treatment, improvement should be achievable. Wishing you good health.

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Loss of Appetite and Nausea: Understanding Gastrointestinal Issues

Poor appetite and vomiting after meals? Last night, I had an upset stomach and no appetite. I ate a little for dinner but kept running to the bathroom feeling nauseous. I couldn't vomit much at first, but eventually, I threw up everything I had eaten for dinner. Later, I wen...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
A gentle diet combined with medication can lead to improvement. Wishing you good health.

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Managing Persistent Hiccups: Natural Remedies for Acid Reflux Relief

Constantly experiencing hiccups? Hello, doctor. Since July or August of last year, I have been experiencing occasional abdominal pain. After undergoing an endoscopy, the doctor diagnosed me with excessive stomach acid and mild gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Even now, I c...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Completing the full treatment and making adjustments to diet and daily living are the most important factors. There are no specific fruits that are guaranteed to help, and dietary supplements are also not beneficial. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Irregular Bowel Movements: When to Seek Medical Help

Irregular bowel movements Doctor: I would like to ask about my bowel movements. I used to have them every two to three days, and they were normal and formed. However, in the past few months, they have become irregular, with a pellet-like consistency and varying sizes. I have been...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
You can visit a colorectal surgery or gastroenterology clinic. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding White Mucus in Stool: What It Means for Your Gut Health

White mucus in stool? Having bowel movements 1 to 2 times a day with normal shape and color is generally considered normal. The fact that your stools sometimes float and sometimes sink can be influenced by various factors, including diet. The presence of a white mucus on your sto...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
In general, white mucus is intestinal mucus, which usually appears when digestive function is impaired. It is recommended to adjust the diet to include gentle foods that are low in oil, low in dairy, and low in irritants. Seek medical attention if necessary.

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Understanding Bloating, Vomiting, and Bowel Issues After Meals

Bloating, vomiting, and diarrhea? I suddenly experienced this today; it never happened before. After I finished dinner, I started feeling bloated a little later, and then I vomited. I also have a strong urge to have a bowel movement. Could this be due to overeating? I was already...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
This situation may be caused by overeating or eating too quickly, and it could also be related to the irritability of the food. If the condition is not severe, it usually resolves on its own.

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Understanding Embolization Treatment for Pancreatic Hemangiomas

Hemangiomas of the pancreas should be treated with embolization? Hello doctor, I would like to ask you about a recent health check-up for a family member that revealed a vascular tumor near the pancreas. The hospital has recommended embolization treatment. Are there any potential...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Both invasive examinations and treatments carry potential complications. If there is a vascular tumor in the pancreas, it is not necessarily required to treat it; further discussion with a physician is recommended.

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Understanding Changes in Stool Shape: When to Consult a Gastroenterologist

Stool becomes thin and flat? Hello Doctor: Generally speaking, when stool becomes thin and flat, it usually indicates a problem with the anus or rectum. I would like to ask, if I consult a gastroenterologist for a colonoscopy and the examination reaches the ileocecal junction, re...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
1. The accuracy of the electronic colonoscopy is extremely high; essentially, if the results are normal, it is considered normal. 2. Your issue indicates poorer function of the rectum and anus. 3. For rectal issues, consult a colorectal surgeon.

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Understanding Your Digestive Issues: What Could Be Wrong?

What problems can occur in the gastrointestinal tract? Hello Doctor: I have had bowel movements on Monday, Wednesday, and today, and I've experienced diarrhea, but it hasn't been watery. The color seems normal, but I'm not sure if there is any blood in the stool. I...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Based on the symptoms, it appears to be acute gastroenteritis.

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Left Side Abdominal Pain: Is It Kidney Stones or Gallstones?

Pain and discomfort under the left rib cage can be associated with either kidney stones or gallstones. However, kidney stones typically cause pain in the flank area, which is located on the side of the body between the ribs and the hip. In contrast, gallstones usually lead to pai...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
The gallbladder is located in the right upper abdomen, so your issue is likely not related to the gallbladder. The most common cause of pain in the left upper abdomen is the stomach, so an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy is recommended. Other less common causes may include the p...

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Feeling of Foreign Body in Throat: Discomfort While Swallowing

Esophageal foreign body sensation, discomfort while swallowing? Hello Doctor, last Saturday, February 20th, I had a sore throat and visited a clinic. After taking the first pack of medication, I felt much better, but three days later, after finishing the medication, my throat sta...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Cold medications or swallowing too quickly may be factors. If an endoscopy is not performed, medication treatment may be initiated first.

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Understanding Gut Issues: Symptoms, Stress, and Possible Solutions

Intestinal issues? Since the onset of constipation, I have started to feel discomfort in my intestines. Although the constipation has improved, I still experience a strange sensation around my lower left abdomen, which occasionally causes mild pain. Currently, stress is an unavoi...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Gastrointestinal bloating can also cause discomfort, and functional disorders are one of the reasons for gastrointestinal discomfort.

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Managing Severe Hemorrhoids and Rectal Prolapse: A Guide

Hemorrhoids and rectal prolapse? Hello doctor, I have hemorrhoids that seem to be getting worse. When I go to the bathroom, they protrude, and in previous instances, I have wiped with toilet paper and experienced bleeding. Now, I first use wet wipes to push them back in before wi...


Dr. Chen Qifeng reply Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Please visit a colorectal surgery clinic.

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