Restroom Sign

Gastroenterology, Q & A

Help Your Child Conquer a Fear of Public Restrooms

2 Comments 22 April 2013

My son does not like to use public restrooms, including the one at school. As a result, he becomes constipated during the school year. Any suggestions? — Christie P. Ask your son what he fears: the automatic toilets that flush on their own, the loud flushing noise, the lack of privacy, bathroom bullying or maybe [...]

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Dr. Isabel Rojas examines a patient in the GI clinic

Experts, Gastroenterology

GI Ranked With Best in the Country

No Comments 18 September 2012

For another year, U.S. News & World Report has recognized the Gastroenterology (GI) program at Children’s Medical Center as one of the very best in the nation to treat children with common and complex gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary disorders. And we couldn’t agree more. After all, the GI program uses state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic procedures to [...]

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Girl with stomachache

Experts, Gastroenterology, Patient Features, Wellness

Finding Answers to Kids Stomach Pain

No Comments 30 July 2012

Lori Muller knew that her son Eric wasn’t making up his stomachaches, even though every doctor and specialist who saw the 12-year-old couldn’t find anything wrong. He grew anxious and withdrawn, lost more than 20 pounds,and became “skeletal thin,” she says. His constant pain even prompted Lori to start home-schooling him. The concerned Mom finally [...]

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Baby in Diaper

Daddy Blog, Gastroenterology, Nutrition, Wellness

Poop: why parents should pay attention to it

3 Comments 27 April 2012

An honest mother once told me before I became a parent, “When you have a child, you talk about poop at least once a day.” It seemed kind of ridiculous to me then. It sounds totally absurd now. My wife and I discuss poop no less than three times a day since our daughter was [...]

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From Personal Experience

Employee Features, Experts, Gastroenterology

From personal experience, a desire to help

No Comments 30 August 2010

Andrew Pearson knows what it’s like to be a teen with a “weird disease.” When he was 14, he was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis (UC), a chronic disease that can cause abdominal cramping, nausea, bloody diarrhea, fatigue and aching joints. He had to have his colon removed to help alleviate the symptoms. Andrew recovered well [...]

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GI Program

The Gastroenterology Program (GI) at Children's Medical Center has been recognized by the U.S. News & World Report as one of the very best in the nation to treat children with common and complex gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary disorders.

Gastroenterology Badge from the U.S. News & World Report

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