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Diagnostics
We offer this treatment to investigate a number of conditions which might affect the organs in your abdomen and pelvis. These can include different types...
Conditions
When you swallow food, the muscles in your oesophagus (the tube from your mouth to your stomach) contract to push it along. A valve at the end of the oesophagus...
Conditions
Acid reflux is what happens when acid in your stomach rises up your oesophagus (the muscular tube connecting your mouth to your stomach). This can lead...
Specialty
We specialise in andrology, an area of medicine concerning men's health. That means diagnosing and treating conditions like congenital curvature of the...
Diagnostics
Anorectal physiology tests look at the strength of the muscles in your anal canal to see if they are functioning as they should. They also check the sensitivity...
Diagnostics
A barium swallow test is an examination of your food pipe (oesophagus). This is the tube between your mouth and stomach. During the test you will be asked...
Conditions
The oesophagus (gullet) is a food pipe that connects your mouth to your stomach. Sometimes, acid reflux can irritate the oesophagus, causing the cells...
Conditions
Benign anorectal disease encompasses a number of conditions around the anus/rectal area. These can be very common with different levels of severity. You...
Conditions
There is a range of abdominal conditions that can cause bowel complications, including hernias, abdominal adhesions and peritonitis. Sometimes, non-surgical...
Diagnostics
A bravo pH study is a way of studying the pH levels in your food pipe. The damage caused by reflux can lead to complications such as difficulty swallowing...
Diagnostics
Capsule endoscopy is a diagnostic test used to examine the gastrointestinal tract and check for small bowel disorders and conditions such as Crohn's disease,...
Conditions
Prolonged constipation can lead to a build-up of dry, hard poo in your rectum (the part of your large intestine where poo is stored). This is called chronic...
Treatments
A polyp is a small growth of tissue commonly found in the colon (large intestine), as well as other organs. Some types of polyps can develop into cancer....
Diagnostics
You could be referred for a colonoscopy if you've had blood in your stool or noticed any changes in your bowel habits. It's an effective diagnostic procedure...
Diagnostics
If you're having problems with your back passage or lower bowel, we can carry out tests to get to the root of your problems. These may include: Colonic...