In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become almost unavoidable. From work deadlines to daily responsibilities, it finds its way into our routines more often than we’d like. What many don’t realize is that stress doesn’t just weigh on your mind; it shows up in your gut as well. The way your digestive system reacts to tension can shape how you feel both physically and emotionally. Here is the connection between stress and your digestive system.

Think of your gut as a tiny city, alive with trillions of residents working around the clock. Some break down food, others talk to your immune system, and a few even affect your mood. This city thrives when it’s cared for—and struggles when it’s not.

Digestive problems can be confusing and uncomfortable. Sometimes they linger without a clear cause. Motility testing helps doctors...

Balloon enteroscopy is a highly specialized procedure used to examine and treat conditions in the small intestine that are difficult to...

Preparing for a video capsule endoscopy doesn’t have to be overwhelming. When you know what to expect and how to prepare, the process...

A colonoscopy helps doctors look inside the colon to find signs of disease. It’s a safe and common way to spot problems early. While many...

Diagnosing and treating gastrointestinal issues  often requires more than a simple exam. When symptoms point to something, your doctor...

Bile duct stones and other bile duct issues can cause severe pain and discomfort if left untreated. These conditions often require...

Video capsule endoscopy is a groundbreaking procedure that allows doctors to look inside your digestive tract without invasive surgery....

Detecting small bowel lesions presents a significant challenge due to the organ's length and complex anatomy. Traditional endoscopic...

As people ring in the New Year, many set resolutions to improve their lives—whether it’s eating healthier, exercising more, or spending...

Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)  has brought major advancements in cancer diagnosis and treatment planning, becoming essential in diagnosing...

If you’re experiencing frequent choking or swallowing issues, you may have achalasia, a condition where your lower esophageal muscles...

A colonoscopy is a common medical procedure used to examine the inner lining of the colon and rectum.