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Hiatal hernias may not be as obvious as other types. But if left untreated, they can cause serious complications that can damage your esophagus. Here’s how to recognize the warning signs of hiatal hernias and when to seek help.

You’re eating more but losing weight. You wake up feeling tired and groggy. Even your eyelids look different. These aren’t random health issues; they could all be subtle signs of a common thyroid disorder.

If you have occasional pain in the upper right abdomen after eating fatty foods, there’s a good chance you may have a gallbladder problem. A gastroenterologist can get to the bottom of your symptoms.

Lumps and bumps aren’t always dangerous, but they can be painful and uncomfortable and make you self-conscious about your appearance. Here are a few reasons to consult an experienced surgeon to remove yours.

If you have medically refractory reflux or a large hiatal hernia, surgery may be necessary for complete resolution and definitive treatment of your condition.

Each year, more than 600,000 Americans undergo gallbladder surgery. These four telltale signs can help determine if surgery is the right option for you.

As of May 1, 2020, the ban on elective surgery has been lifted, and social distancing restrictions have been loosened in an effort re-open the state.