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Gastroenterologist Consultation

Specialist care for the digestive system — from persistent acidity to liver and bowel concerns — backed by our in-house lab and ultrasound for same-day diagnosis.

What it covers

Focused care for the digestive system

A gastroenterologist diagnoses and treats conditions affecting the stomach, intestines, liver, and pancreas — from ongoing acidity and bloating to more serious concerns like liver disease or bowel disorders. Our specialists take a full history and examination before deciding on the right tests.

Because blood work, liver function tests, and abdominal ultrasound are all done on-site, most digestive concerns can be investigated in a single visit — helping your specialist reach a diagnosis faster.

  • Liver function & blood tests on-site
  • Abdominal ultrasound & imaging
  • Diet & lifestyle guidance
  • Management of chronic digestive conditions
  • Follow-up & ongoing monitoring
What we treat

Conditions managed by our gastroenterologists

From everyday digestive discomfort to chronic conditions, our specialists cover a wide range of care.

Acidity & GERD

Persistent heartburn, reflux, and related discomfort.

IBS & bowel disorders

Irregular bowel habits, bloating, and abdominal pain.

Liver disease

Hepatitis, fatty liver, and related liver function concerns.

Ulcers & gastritis

Stomach lining inflammation and peptic ulcer management.

How it works

What to expect during your visit

Check-in

Register and share your symptoms and dietary history.

Consultation

Discuss symptoms in detail with the specialist and undergo examination.

Testing

Blood work, liver function tests, or ultrasound done on-site the same day.

Diagnosis & plan

Receive a clear diagnosis, treatment plan, and dietary guidance.

When to see a gastroenterologist

  • Persistent acidity, heartburn, or bloating
  • Ongoing abdominal pain or discomfort
  • Changes in bowel habits lasting more than a few weeks
  • Unexplained weight loss or loss of appetite
  • Yellowing of skin or eyes (jaundice)

How to prepare

  • Fast for 8–10 hours if blood or liver tests are expected
  • Bring any previous lab or imaging reports
  • List current medications, including antacids
  • Note your symptoms, diet, and when they started
  • Wear comfortable clothing for abdominal examination

Book a consultation today.

Walk in, call ahead, or schedule an appointment — get testing, diagnosis, and treatment in a single visit.