Questions for the Gut Dr
There’s Blood in My Poo, Is It Serious? | GutDr Q&A
Did you know that 1 in 10 adults are thought to have hematochezia? What are the causes and treatment options? Find out what you should do if you find fresh red blood in your stool with Dr. Vincent Ho.
Read MoreWhy Am I Burping So Much? | GutDr Q&A
Burping (also known as belching, or eructation) is a normal process of the human body. But when can it become a problem that needs treatment? What causes burps, and how can we minimise them?
Read MoreI’m Vomiting Blood, Should I Be Worried? | GutDr Q&A
Vomiting blood (hematemesis) can potentially be very serious, and is cause to seek immediate medical attention. However, the type of vomitus, quantity of blood vomited up, and medical history/examination are all important factors in determining the severity and outlook of the condition.
Read MoreTreating Severe Reflux – Q&A
Antacids, alginates, H2 blockers and PPIs are often used for treating reflux, but how effective and safe are they? In this Q&A, Dr. Vincent Ho answers a subscriber's question about reflux medications, and the importance of knowing your symptoms.
Read MoreWhat can I do about swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)?
A swallowing difficulty (dysphagia) is an important and common issue. In this Q&A, Dr. Vincent Ho explains the different types of dysphagia, ways to obtain a diagnosis, and possible treatment pathways.
Read MoreMeet The Gut Dr
Meet the Gut Dr! Dr. Vincent Ho is passionate about providing credible, accurate information about the gut, and educating people to maintain a healthy and happy gut.
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