General Surgery Blog
What to Expect Before and After Upper GI Surgery
Preparing for upper gastrointestinal (GI) surgery can feel like a big step, but having a clear idea of what to expect can make the experience...
Treating Chronic Acid Reflux with Fundoplication Surgery
Most people experience heartburn now and then. After a large or spicy meal, a burning feeling in the chest or throat is common. But when...
Private Surgery vs NHS: What Are the Benefits for GI Patients?
If you live with ongoing gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms such as persistent heartburn, abdominal pain or bloating, you may already know how important it is to...
Understanding Upper GI Surgery: Common Conditions Treated and When to See a Specialist
If you’ve been dealing with persistent upper abdominal symptoms such as discomfort after eating or bloating, you may be wondering whether it’s time to speak...
Understanding Hiatal Hernias: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Surgical Treatment
Hiatal hernias are relatively common but not always well understood. They can cause a range of symptoms, including acid reflux, chest discomfort and difficulty swallowing....
What Is Laparoscopic Surgery? And Why It’s The Preferred Choice for GI Conditions
Laparoscopic surgery, also called keyhole surgery, has transformed the way we treat gastrointestinal (GI) conditions. With small incisions (cuts) and surgical instruments, skilled surgeons like...
How Long Does Acid Reflux Last?
Acid reflux is something many people have dealt with at one time or another. Whether it’s an uncomfortable burning sensation in your chest after eating...
Can a Hernia Come Back After Surgery?
Hernia surgery is often the most effective way to relieve symptoms and prevent complications, but like many health conditions, there is a chance your hernia...
