Digestive Disorders Videos

Have trouble swallowing? Have regular acid reflux? It may be time to call your doctor and learn about EoE.

Keep a journal to help pinpoint what’s causing your EoE flares, whether it’s acid reflux, a food allergy, or a seasonal one.

These nutrient-rich foods are easier on your stomach and can prevent vitamin deficiencies.

As you prepare to take off, you’ll want to have a game plan to keep your gut from interrupting your journey.

Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, caused by a shortage of digestive enzymes, can leave you with painful symptoms like gas and weight loss.

Listen in as WebMD's Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, speaks with Torrey Smith, co-founder and CEO, Endiatx, about the development of a pill-sized robotic drone to examine inside the human body.

Left untreated, this allergic reaction can damage your esophagus. Learn what the symptoms are so you can take action.

Take dehydration seriously and make sure your body doesn’t lose too much water throughout the day.

To treat your exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, your doctor may recommend a mix of enzymes, supplements, and lifestyle changes.

Make life with EPI easier with smart adjustments to your diet and routine.

Learn how inflammation in your pancreas can mess with your digestion and lead to more serious problems.

If you become bloated, take note of what may trigger it.

Colon polyps are common and grow along the inner lining of your colon.

Diarrhea may be brought on by an infection or new medication. At what point should you consult with your doctor?

Dysuria is any pain, discomfort, or burning when you pee. UTIs are the leading cause, but these other conditions may be to blame.

An upper endoscopy is when a light and camera on a scope are used to look at your upper digestive tract.

Medication is the most common way to treat mild to moderate ulcers.

Feeding tubes help people drink and eat when they’re not able to on their own. Usually it’s a temporary way to nourish yourself, while other times it’s a permanent solution for a chronic illness that affects your ability to swallow.

Ascites is a serious condition that causes fluid buildup in your belly and makes it swell. Learn what distinguishes this disease from occasional bloating.

This infection of the abdominal cavity is a serious illness common among people with advanced liver disease or kidney failure.

Your esophagus is a tube that carries food from your mouth to your stomach. When its lining becomes inflamed, it’s known as esophagitis.

The BRAT diet consists of bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast. Pediatricians have recommended this approach for years, but experts now question whether it’s the best way to help a child recover from an upset stomach.

Tapeworms are flatworms that live in your intestines. How do you get them, and what symptoms may arise?

If you have mild diverticulitis, small pockets in your large intestine can become inflamed after you eat certain foods. When symptoms appear, stick to these foods before you ease back into your normal diet.

The first sign of appendicitis is usually dull pain that becomes sharper as it moves to the lower right side. Know what you should and shouldn’t do if you think your appendix will burst.

Gallstones are tiny objects that form in the gallbladder. They can be very painful and affect some people more often than others.

Your spleen is normally about the size of your fist, but can become enlarged when it works too much due to conditions like cancer or liver disease.

Gastritis happens when your stomach lining gets inflamed or irritated.

A hiatal hernia happens when the stomach bulges through a hole in your diaphragm. Most people have no symptoms, but it could cause heartburn.

If you have blood in your urine, you should see a doctor to find out what’s causing it.

Your pancreas helps you digest food and control how you use it for energy. Pancreatitis is an inflammation of this organ.

Primary biliary cholangitis is a chronic disease that affects your bile ducts and eventually your liver. How can it lead to liver failure?

A healthy gut relies on “good” bacteria. Do probiotics in food have health perks?

How many times a week should you poop? Move through a few facts about constipation.

Leading GI specialist and psychiatrist Dr. Douglas, A. Drossman, discusses biofeedback treatment for fecal incontinence.

Leading GI specialist and psychiatrist, Dr. Douglas A. Drossman, explains how stress can complicate digestive problems.

How long would your intestines stretch if you unfolded them? Digest a few facts you might not know about this hardworking organ.

Make your trips to the bathroom smoother and dodge these low-fiber, high-fat foods that lead to constipation.

Have you upset your digestion? These stretches will help keep you regular.

Trillions of these tiny organisms call your body home. Should you be alarmed? Here's the truth!

You can live without your appendix, right? So what exactly does this mystery organ do?

Several things can bring on the queasy feeling of nausea that strikes before you throw up. Do you know why it happens and when to call the doctor?

Stomach flu is the nickname for an illness called viral gastroenteritis, a gut bug that's different from influenza.