Finding out that you have gallstones can be surprising, especially when you feel completely normal. Many people wonder, “Can I have gallstones with no pain?” The answer is yes. Gallstones can sometimes be present without noticeable symptoms and may only…
Acid reflux can be frustrating at any time, but many people notice it more after dinner or when they are trying to sleep. A burning feeling in the chest, a sour taste, throat irritation or discomfort after lying down can…
A burning feeling in the chest after eating can be uncomfortable and confusing. You may wonder whether it is gas, acidity, indigestion, or something that needs more attention. Digestive issues such as acid reflux and heartburn can cause chest burning,…
Finding out that you have a colon polyp during a colonoscopy can naturally raise an important question: Can colon polyps turn into cancer? The short answer is no, not all colon polyps become cancer. Some types have little or no…
An anal fissure can be painful, so it is understandable to worry when symptoms continue or change. One common question is whether a fissure can turn into an anal fistula or abscess. The short answer is no, not usually. An…
Heartburn that keeps coming back may be more than an occasional reaction to a heavy meal. If you are overweight or living with obesity, extra pressure around the abdomen can increase the likelihood of stomach contents moving back into the…
A Spigelian hernia is a type of abdominal wall hernia that develops through a weak area in the side of the abdominal wall, near the semilunar line. Unlike a typical groin hernia, it occurs along the side of the abdominal…
A sharp or persistent pain in the groin or lower abdomen can be frustrating, particularly when it appears during running, football, cricket, sudden changes of direction or other physical activity. One possible cause is a sports hernia, also known medically…
Colorectal cancer does not always happen by chance. In some families, inherited genetic changes can increase the likelihood of developing colorectal, endometrial and other cancers. This is known as hereditary colorectal cancer, and recognizing it can help families understand their…
Constipation is usually associated with diet, dehydration or slow bowel movements. But when constipation continues despite making changes to your diet and bowel habits, there may be another factor involved. One possibility is a rectocele, a type of pelvic organ…
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