A gastroenterologist may be required if you have abnormal bowel movements, rectal bleeding, frequent heartburn, abdominal pain or bloating, peptic ulcers, jaundice, dysphagia, unexplained weight loss, or you reach the age of 45. If you've been having digestive problems, such as difficulty swallowing, unexplained stomach aches, or rectal bleeding, your doctor may advise you to see a gastroenterologist. These experts are skilled at screening, diagnosing, and treating a wide range of digestive illnesses and disorders, with an emphasis on the digestive system, stomach, gallbladder, colon, liver, bile ducts, and pancreas. Gastroenterologists use sophisticated technology and techniques to detect and treat digestive diseases as well as certain types of cancer. If your symptoms are new or mild, you should see your primary care physician first for basic testing before deciding whether or not you should be referred to a specialist. A change in the quality or frequency of bowel motions may need a visit to a gastroenterologist. Among the various aberrant bowel problems are: A condition that occurs when you have fewer than three bowel motions each week. This could be due to a blockage, neurological problems, muscle or hormonal dysfunction, a poor diet, or other factors.
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