Gastroenterology
Explore Gastroenterology at Acibadem International — experienced specialists, internationally accredited hospitals and dedicated multilingual support for patients from around the world.

Pencil Thin Stool Is Often Harmless, but Watch the Pattern

Paracentesis Removes Ascites Fluid From the Abdomen

The Duodenum’s Role in Digestion and What Can Go Wrong

Esophagitis: Diagnosis, Outlook, and Modern Treatment Approaches

Elevated Liver Enzymes Are a Clue, Not a Diagnosis

Gallstones Often Cause No Symptoms Until Bile Flow Is Blocked

An Enlarged Liver Is a Sign, Not a Diagnosis

How the Peritoneum Protects the Abdomen and What Can Go Wrong

Hepatic Encephalopathy: Early Signs, Risk Factors, and How It Is Treated

Cholecystic Disease: Early Signs, Risk Factors, and How It Is Treated

Dumping Syndrome After Stomach Surgery and How Meals Trigger It

Proton Pump Inhibitors Reduce Stomach Acid Over Time

IBS Causes Pain and Bowel Changes but No Bowel Damage

What the Stomach Does and When Symptoms Need Attention

The Small Intestine, Nutrient Absorption, and Signs of Trouble

Pale Stool Often Points to Reduced Bile Flow

GERD Happens When Reflux Becomes Frequent Enough to Harm

