Digestive Health Associates Of Texas

An endoscopic procedure where a scope is inserted into your small intestines to examine and identify the cause of GI conditions.

The process of expanding the esophagus to relieve symptoms from esophageal cancer, EoE, GERD, an inflamed esophagus, and more.

A tube providing nutrition, medication, or liquids directly into the stomach.

Tests assess the function of the esophagus when a person has severe GERD, chest pain, regurgitation, and more.

Can be used to release pressure in the distal esophagus and act as a minimally invasive treatment for achalasia.

Treatment for persistent pain or bleeding when passing bowel movements.

Specializes in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of digestive disease and conditions in children ages 0 – 18.

DNA testing of stool sample to detect presence of cancer cells.

An assessment that provides the ability to check the condition and function of the liver and make a diagnosis without entering the body.

Infusion therapy (or IV infusion) is the process of administering medications or fluids directly into the vein to help treat certain GI conditions.

Wireless capsule motility testing performed to identify the cause of GI issues such as nausea, constipation, and more by ingesting a SmartPill.

Utilizes argon gas-powered light beams to treat a range of symptoms like hemorrhages, strictures, dysphagia, and mucosal lesions.

Helps individuals who have GERD, and doesn't include any incisions/implants and is minimally invasive.

Performed to judge the strength of the anal sphincter, often for those with constipation or fecal incontinence.

Remote healthcare consultations via telecommunication.