Anal fissures are not the most pleasant topic for non-medical professionals (and even some medical professionals), but they’re something that many of our patients deal with on a regular basis. If you struggle with this unpleasant condition, you may be wondering, how can I permanently get rid of anal fissures? Let’s take a look at how to heal an anal fissure and answer the question, can fissures be treated without surgery?
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a condition that affects nearly 10% of the worldwide population. IBS regularly is mistreated, leading to unnecessary surgeries in women: like hysterectomies and ovarian surgeries. Plus, due to the nature of this condition, some people are embarrassed to seek out help, further contributing to their symptoms. In this post, we’ll take a look at the answers to a few questions: what helps IBS pain instantly, how can I stop my IBS from hurting, and what can I take for bowel pain?
Can constipation last for days? When should you be concerned? Knowing the root cause of your constipation will help you avoid it in the future, and when to seek professional help. Let’s go over what a normal timeline for bowel movements looks like, things you can do to find constipation relief, and how a colorectal specialist can help you with your bowel problems!
Did you know that yoga can improve your digestive flow? Yoga offers many benefits to your physical well-being, including improved colon health. Since it’s National Yoga Awareness Month, we’re sharing 10 poses that are designed to improve digestive flow, (aiding conditions like IBS), by improving digestion and eliminating toxins from the body!
Keep your colon healthy with simple diet and lifestyle changes! Incorporate fiber-rich foods, stay hydrated, and maintain a balanced diet to support your digestive system. Regular exercise, limiting alcohol, and avoiding smoking can further reduce your risk of colorectal issues. Don't forget to schedule regular screenings for early detection. Prioritize your colon health today for a better tomorrow!
Do you or a loved one suffer from celiac disease? If so, you’re not alone. It’s thought that about 1 in 133 Americans has this condition, making it more common than Crohn’s or MS. Unfortunately, many American comfort food dishes and staples of the Standard American Diet are loaded with gluten. If you haven’t been diagnosed with celiac disease but suspect that gluten might be causing your uncomfortable symptoms, get in touch with a colorectal specialist right away. In this post, we’ll answer a common question: what is the main cause of celiac disease? We’ll also take a look at foods that contain gluten and foods to avoid if you have celiac disease.
Have you ever had one of those days where it just seemed like the punches kept on coming? On those days, perhaps your bowels were all out of whack. Find out how stress affects your digestive system!
Crohn's disease can be a complex and often misunderstood condition, affecting millions worldwide. At the Colorectal Clinic of Tampa Bay, we're committed to shedding light on this chronic inflammatory bowel disease.
