Q: How to contact the doctors?

Please submit your inquiry on the website. Upon review of the details, a case manager from our team is assigned. The case manager will assist you with opinion, cost, travel, stay, and appointment with the doctor.

Q: How do we prepare the list of doctors?

The doctors we list are highly sought after by patients. We consider experience, designation, patient feedback, hospital reputation and our own experience of working with them amongst many factors in creating the list.

Q: Do gastroenterologists suggest any diet restrictions after the surgery?

Yes, gastroenterologists recommend diet restrictions after the surgery, such as avoiding spicy foods, high-fibre foods, and large meals so that the digestive system can heal properly.

Q: Who are the specialists in the Gastroenterology department?

The different specialists in the Gastroenterology department may include the following: Gastroenterologists specialize in conditions affecting your digestive system. Hepatologists diagnose, treat, and manage problems associated with your liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, and pancreas. Endoscopists use endoscopes to diagnose diseases in Esophagus, Stomach, Abdomen, Colon, etc. Colorectal Surgeons specialize in the surgical care of conditions affecting the small bowel, colon, rectum, and anus. Many times, one doctor has more than one specialty. You can consult with that specialist, depending on your condition.

Q: How do gastroenterologists treat recurring gastric disease?

The gastroenterologists treat recurring gastric disease in various ways depending on the condition and the severity of symptoms, such as: Medications such as proton pump inhibitors, antacids, and H2 receptor antagonists Dietary management Gastric surgery

Q: What medical reports are required before meeting a Gastroenterologist?

You can carry the following reports if you have had these done before: X-rays CT scans Blood exams Stool exams Enema or barium swallow test A list of chronic diagnoses (like high blood pressure or depression) and past operations Actual reports may vary from case to case, but carrying the above reports would be helpful.

Q: What alternatives to NSAIDs does the gastroenterologist recommend to prevent further damage to the stomach lining?

Selective COX-2 inhibitors are used as an alternative to NSAIDs to prevent further damage to the stomach lining as they may have a lower risk of gastrointestinal side effects.

Dr. Guy Chung-Faye

Surgical Gastroenterologist

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

21+ years of experience

Designation: Consultant

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

What medical reports are required before meeting a Gastroenterologist?

How do gastroenterologists treat recurring gastric disease?

How do we prepare the list of doctors?

How to contact the doctors?

What alternatives to NSAIDs does the gastroenterologist recommend to prevent further damage to the stomach lining?

Who are the specialists in the Gastroenterology department?

Do gastroenterologists suggest any diet restrictions after the surgery?

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