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Why Does My Stomach Hurt After I Eat? Common Causes and When to See a Doctor

Experiencing stomach pain after eating? Learn common causes and when to see a Summit Health doctor.

What’s Causing Your Lower Abdominal Pain? Common Reasons and Next Steps

Lower abdominal pain can stem from gas, constipation, or something more serious. Learn common causes, when to see a doctor, and how Summit Health can help.

What Does Blood in Stool Mean? Causes and When It’s Serious

Noticing blood in stool? Learn what bright red vs. dark stool can indicate, how Summit Health diagnoses and treats GI bleeding, and when to seek medical care.

Do Probiotics Work? What Science Says About Gut Health

Curious about probiotics? Learn how they support gut health, their limits, and how to know if they’re working.

Chronic Diarrhea Causes: What’s Behind Ongoing Digestive Troubles?

Discover the common causes of chronic diarrhea, warning signs that require medical attention, and how Summit Health can help you manage ongoing digestive troubles.

Can Stress Cause Stomach Pain? Understanding the Gut-Brain Connection

Can stress cause stomach pain? Discover how the gut-brain connection affects digestion and when to seek help.

Concussion: Strategies for Treatment and Prevention

A concussion is a temporary, treatable injury that people should expect to fully recover from with proper management.

8 Common Questions About GI Health, Answered by a Summit Health Specialist

Learn how a gastroenterologist can help with common digestive issues like bloating, reflux, IBS, and more. Summit Health’s Dr. Brian Katz answers 8 key questions about GI care, screenings, and...

Teen Vaping and Nicotine Pouches—Myth vs. Fact Guide for Parents

Vaping and nicotine pouches are becoming more common among teens—but are they safe? Summit Health pediatrician Daniel A. Cohen, MD, breaks down the myths, facts and how parents can help.

Asthma 101: What You Need to Know

Learn the signs of asthma, how it’s diagnosed, and treatment options from Summit Health’s Dr. Rebecca Friess. Take control and breathe easier.