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Easy-to-understand health guides to help you maintain optimal digestive health.
GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) affects millions. Learn about common dietary triggers like caffeine, mints, citrus juices, and carbonated beverages. Discover easy modifications like sleeping with an elevated head and eating dinner 3 hours before bed.
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Fatty liver is a growing concern due to sedentary lifestyles. Left unmanaged, it can progress to cirrhosis or liver failure. Read about how a non-invasive, quick Fibroscan helps map exact fat levels (CAP) and stiffness (fibrosis) safely without needle biopsies.
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Colorectal cancer is highly treatable if caught early. Learn how screening colonoscopies help identify and remove precancerous polyps before they turn malignant. Understand warning signs like blood in stool, weight loss, and chronic bowel shifts.
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No, an endoscopy is generally not painful. A local anesthetic spray is applied to the back of your throat to numb it and prevent gagging. In many cases, a mild sedative or light anesthesia is administered intravenously, meaning you will fall asleep and feel absolutely nothing during the 5 to 10-minute procedure.
A Liver Fibroscan is an ultrasound-like, completely non-invasive scan used to measure liver stiffness and fatty deposits. It is 100% safe, pain-free, requires no needles, and produces reports instantly. The procedure takes only 5–10 minutes, and the patient can drive home immediately afterward.
Endoscopy and colonoscopy visual reports are generated on the same day. Biopsy results (if tissue is sent to pathology) typically take 3 to 4 working days. You can collect reports from the clinic front desk, or request them digitally on your registered WhatsApp number or email.
Dr. Shailendra Kumar Jain consults at Kailash Gastro Clinic from Monday to Saturday, between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM. The clinic is closed on Sundays. Prior booking is advised to prevent extended waiting room delays.
No, a prior referral is not mandatory. You can book an appointment directly. However, if you have prior medical files, prescriptions, or blood test reports, please carry them with you for a more comprehensive diagnostic assessment.