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Why Choose Manipal?

Your digestive system-related problems require advice from an expert. Gastroenterologists are doctors who treat disorders of the digestive system, right from the mouth to the rectum. At Manipal Hospital Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore, we boast a team of highly experienced gastroenterologists in Bangalore who are the best in their field of specialisation. They are well-versed in minimally invasive approaches and endoscopic procedures to examine and treat problems of the digestive tract.

With a legacy of providing excellent healthcare for over 3 decades, we bring cutting-edge technologies and the latest practices in gastrointestinal science to our patients.

Our Strengths:
33 years of excellence in healthcare services
Highly experienced Gastroenterologists
Advanced technological diagnostic & treatment approach
Multidisciplinary care
Support services & Rehabilitation
Strict infection control protocol

So, when looking for an expert gastroenterologist near you, look no further than Manipal Hospital Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore.

70
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Years of Experience
5000
+
doctors
9500
+
beds
17
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serving cities
45
+
millions lives touched

Best Gastroenterology Hospital
in Bangalore

Manipal Hospital Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore, enables you to access the best healthcare available. With a comprehensive gastroenterology centre offering all the cutting-edge medical treatments and procedures, our top gastroenterologists provide you with optimal care for a wide range of gastrointestinal disorders. Experts in both conventional and minimally invasive procedures including robotic-assisted procedures, our surgeons can manage disorders such as Irritable Bowel Disease and Syndrome (IBD & IBS), pancreatitis, cancers of the GI tract, and more.

Treatments and Procedures

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Colectomy
Pancreatitis
Pancreaticoduodenectomy
Stomach Ulcer
Endoscopy
Colonoscopy
Irritable Bowel Syndrome, a chronic condition, causes problems in the large intestine. In IBS, the muscles in your intestine may contract abnormally more or less. The factors that can trigger IBS include certain foods, medication, and mental stress.

The symptoms of IBS manifest as:
● Bloating and gas
● Pain in the abdomen
● Cramps
● Constipation or diarrhoea
● Change in your bowel habits

IBS can be managed at home. Consider eating more fibre and cutting down on caffeine. Identify and avoid foods that trigger IBS. Reducing stress or learning to cope with stress is equally important to manage IBS. Consider adequate sleep in the night.

If these measures don’t help your condition and your symptoms persist even after four or five months, you may consider visiting a gastroenterologist so irritable bowel syndrome treatment can begin with appropriate medical management. Immediate care is required if your conditions become severe.

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Our Facilities

Manipal Hospital Yeshwanthpur offers a wide range of facilities and services to ensure top-notch care for all patients.

Advanced technology & diagnostic services

State-of-the-art
operation theatres

Minimally-invasive
approaches including Robotics

ICU & post-op
care

Easy access to medicines & lab reports

Comprehensive preoperative assessments

Patient education and support

FAQ's

While the preparation might seem daunting, the actual procedure is brief and often done under anesthesia It causes only a minor discomfort following the procedure.

Complications can arise in a stomach ulcer. You may not have symptoms until these complications manifest. Thus, always visit your gastroenterologist if you suspect any underlying digestive issues.

A low-fat diet is ideal to prevent pancreatitis. Consider lean meats, skinless poultry, beans and lentils, and low fat dairy. You must also stop drinking alcohol and instead have plenty of fluids, as staying hydrated is important.

No. The majority are benign. Polyps are usually removed during colonoscopy and sent for lab analysis to check for malignancy.

Most patients do not need a feeding tube. However, in some cases, it may be needed.

You should avoid strenuous activity for at least two months after the surgery. However, you can pursue walking the next day after surgery. Complete recovery will take a few months.