Dr Indraneel Saha

A colonoscopy is an important diagnostic procedure that provides a detailed image of the large intestine (colon) to detect gastrointestinal issues.

Abdominal pain soon after eating is a frequent problem affecting many people. Occasional indigestion, fullness, and nausea after a heavy meal are not that serious and in most cases, don't require medical attention.

There are numerous causes of indigestion, some of which are common, whereas others are not frequently experienced by people. One such condition is pancreatic insufficiency, which is rare but common in patients with pancreatic issues.

The prevalence of liver conditions is increasing among individuals, even resulting in death in some patients. Hence, timely detection is extremely essential for preparing effective treatment plans.

Jaundice is a condition characterised by the yellowing of the skin and eyes. It happens when the liver fails to get rid of enough bilirubin from the body.

Esophageal dilatation is a procedure used to widen the narrowed section of the esophagus. During the procedure, a tube is passed down the esophagus through the mouth.

Detecting disorders in the small intestines can prove to be challenging at times with other endoscopic methods because of its limited accessibility to reach some of its areas.

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities. However, the season also comes with its set of challenges to the individuals. It is a season of digestive health issues which people don't really encounter much during other times of the year.

The pancreas is a long flattened gland located deep in the abdomen. It is an organ of the digestive system as well as the endocrine system. It helps in digestion by producing enzymes that break down the food we eat.