Gastroenterologist Examination

A gastroenterologist is a specialist physician for diseases of the digestive organs – the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.

A gastroenterologist examination is recommended for issues such as stomach pain, bloating, nausea, heartburn, and stool problems.

At Medical Time, you can schedule a gastroenterologist examination without waiting and without a referral.

The examination includes a discussion of symptoms, an analysis of laboratory findings, and a physical examination.

The doctor may recommend additional diagnostic procedures – gastroscopy, colonoscopy, or an abdominal ultrasound.

The goal of the examination is to discover the cause of the issues and to provide an accurate diagnosis of gastroenterological diseases.

Based on the findings and symptoms, the gastroenterologist prescribes therapy and outlines the next steps for treatment.

In our hospital, modern methods and equipment are used for the precise diagnosis of digestive system diseases.

Gastroenterologists collaborate closely with diabetologists, surgeons, infectious disease specialists, and nutritionists.

Schedule an examination and restore the balance of your digestive health.

The examination begins with a detailed anamnesis – a discussion about your symptoms, dietary habits, and overall health.

This is followed by a physical examination of the abdomen through palpation and listening to the organs' function.

The doctor will review laboratory analyses if the patient already has the results.

If necessary, additional analyses are scheduled – abdominal ultrasound, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, or intolerance tests.

The gastroenterologist assesses whether the issues are functional (e.g., irritable bowel syndrome) or of organic origin.

The patient receives a clear explanation of the cause of the issues and recommendations for therapy.

Advice is also given on dietary regimens and lifestyle corrections.

The examination lasts between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on the complexity of the problem.

If needed, a referral is given for additional specialist consultations (endocrinologist, nutritionist).

At the end of the examination, the patient receives a written report and a plan for further treatment.

The gastroenterologist monitors the course of the disease through regular check-ups and laboratory analyses.

For chronic diseases such as gastritis, GERD, or colitis, long-term monitoring is conducted.

Therapies are adjusted based on the body's reaction and changes in symptoms.

Patients are referred for dietary consultations for better symptom management.

In case of more serious findings, other specialists are included (surgeon, oncologist).

Regular monitoring allows for the early detection of complications and prevention of worsening conditions.

Pharmacological therapy is combined with recommendations for diet and lifestyle.

All findings and therapies are documented in the patient's electronic health record.

Communication with the patient is continuous and adapted to individual needs.

The goal is to achieve stability and long-term preservation of the health of the digestive system.