The Endoscopic facilities offered in the department of Gastroenterology deal with the ailments like GERD also known as the heartburn and gastro-esophageal reflux disease, Barrett’s Esophagus or the swallowing and esophageal disease, esophageal cancer, diseases related to the pancreas involving major and persistent pancreatitis, pancreatic cysts, pa
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Peppery food. Is there anything better than a spicy meal, especially when it’s homemade? There is no one around to tell you that it’s too hot, no overly cautious cook afraid to add too much piquant, and no one to watch as you sweat bullets and gulp down your molten concoction just the way you [...]
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by David Harper The offensive smell that comes from your mouth is call halitosis. It is an unpleasant odor that comes from your mouth. It is agreed by most doctors that the most prevalent cause of halitosis is a bacteria that accumulates in the mouth. Some of the factors that lead to this includes but is not limited to: poor oral hygiene which is aggravated by the types of foods that the person eats, stress, lack of hydration fillings that are not fitted properly and bad lifestyle habits.
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by David Harper Ever wondered what can be causing the unpleasant odor emanating from your mouth? First, lets refer to the offensive smell by its medical name ” halitosis. Doctors say that the leading cause of halitosis in a large percentage of patients who seek help for it, is bacteria which has accumulated in the mouth. This may be due to poor oral hygiene, aggravated by eating certain types of food, adhering to unhealthy lifestyle habits, stress (which may not be readily apparent or disc
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