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Health Encyclopedia: Gallstones And Gallbladder Disease Diagnosis

Diagnosis

The diagnostic challenge posed by gallstones is to be sure that abdominal pain is caused by stones and not by some other condition. Ultrasound or other imaging techniques usually detect gallstones readily. Nevertheless, because gallstones are common and most cause no symptoms, simply finding stones does not necessarily explain a patient's pain, which may be caused by numerous other ailments.

Ruling Out Other Disorders

In patients with abdominal pain, causes other than gallstones are usual...

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Expert & Community Posts

Hiatal Hernia

By Tracy Davenport , Health Expert

...determined the cause of his reflux symptoms was a hiatal hernia. For those of you who may also... Read more »

Dr. Eisner Answers your GERD Questions: Surgery for Hiatal Hernia

By Todd Eisner , Health Expert

My doctor has recommended that I have my hiatal hernia repaired. I am waiting to see a surgeon. Is... Read more »

GERD Questions: Hiatal Hernia and Schatzki's ring

By Todd Eisner , Health Expert

...series, and have been told that I have a paraesophageal hiatal hernia. I have an appointment... Read more »

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Coronary Artery Disease: Prognosis

...more severe the angina, however, the greater the chance for progressing to a more serious condition.Acute Coronary Syndromes (ACS).ACS includes severe and sudden heart conditions that require... Read more »

Acid Reflux Causes

...persistent trouble with swallowing (including getting food stuck in the esophagus). It occurs mostly in men.Hiatal HerniaThe hiatus is a small hole in the diaphragm through which the esophagus... Read more »

Acid Reflux (GERD) Risk Factors

...risk for GERD, including older adults, women, alcohol and tobacco users, and patients with asthma, hiatal hernia, or obesity. One study reported that NSAIDs put people at risk for ulcers but not... Read more »

GERD Diagnosis

...solution containing barium, then x-rays are taken. This test can show stricture, active ulcer craters, hiatal hernia, erosion, or other abnormalities. The test cannot reveal mild irritation.Upper... Read more »

Kidney Stones: Risk Factors

...include:GallstonesDiverticulitisIntestinal blockageBlood clotsIrritable bowel syndromeAppendicitisStomach ulcersHiatal herniaPancreatitisHepatitisPelvic inflammatory diseaseInflammatory bowel... Read more »

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