Positive FIT or Stool Test: Is Colonoscopy the Next Step?
Receiving a positive FIT (Faecal Immunochemical Test) or stool test result can be worrying. It is natural to wonder whether the result means something serious or if further testing is really...
Iron-Deficiency Anaemia: When Are Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy Recommended?
Feeling constantly tired, weak, dizzy, or short of breath can sometimes be linked to iron-deficiency anaemia. While low iron levels may often be improved with dietary changes and supplements,...
Vomiting Blood or Black Stool: Which Endoscopy May Be Needed?
Seeing blood in vomit or noticing black, tar-like stool can be frightening and should never be ignored. These symptoms may indicate bleeding somewhere in the upper digestive system, including the...
Difficulty Swallowing: Do You Need Gastroscopy, Manometry or Dilatation?
Difficulty swallowing, medically known as dysphagia, is a common concern that can affect eating, drinking, and overall quality of life. Some people describe a feeling that food is stuck in the throat...
Stomach Pain That Does Not Go Away: Could Gastroscopy Find the Cause?
Occasional stomach discomfort is common and often improves with rest, dietary changes, or simple medications. However, if your stomach pain persists for days or weeks, repeatedly returns, or begins...
Persistent Acid Reflux Despite Medication: When Is Gastroscopy Needed?
Living with persistent acid reflux can be frustrating, especially when symptoms continue despite taking medication regularly. While occasional heartburn is common, ongoing reflux that does not...
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