Colon, Stomach & Liver Center

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Gastroparesis (GP) is a rare debilitating disease meaning nearly complete paralysis of the stomach. If you are experiencing any of these chronic symptoms that are characteristic of Gastroparesis, you should see a gastroenterologist.

Other symptoms you may experience are bloating, weight loss due to decreased appetite, and hearburn. GP symptoms can lead to additional health issues that lessen your overall quality of life.

If you are struggling with GP, CSLC has specialists that can help. Visit our website or call 703-723-3670 to schedule your appointment today!

Gastroparesis is a motility disorder where the stomach does not empty food as quickly as it should. It has a significant impact on GI tract motility and is a debilitating condition. The resulting symptoms with Gastroparesis can vary from mild to severe and in some patients can be life-threatening due to secondary conditions such as malnutrition. Symptoms usually occur during and after eating a meal.

Follow us all month for insights about Gastroparesis. Our GI specialists can help!

Unfortunately, some insurance may not cover routine colonoscopies for people under the age of 45 unless they have certain risk factors, such as re**al bleeding or a family history. That’s why people in their 20s, 30s and early 40s need to watch carefully for any unusual symptoms that could indicate colon cancer.

If you notice blood in your stool, let your primary care provider (P*P) or a gastroenterologist know immediately. You can get checked for hemorrhoids and, if necessary, get a colonoscopy. Other symptoms include changes in bowel habits, like diarrhea, constipation, or both, and also changes in the size and shape of your stool. Do not feel embarrassed to discuss this with a healthcare provider. It could save your life.

Did you know that 1.3 million people die each year from hepatitis - and the number of deaths is rising.

Many people with Hepatitis B virus won't experience symptoms and likewise, many people with Hepatitis C don't look or feel sick. In either case, they might not know they have the virus. Left untreated, both infections can cause serious health problems, including liver damage, cirrhosis, liver cancer, and even death. Getting tested is the only way to know you have either virus.

The good news is that Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B are vaccine preventable and Hepatitis C can be cured. Talking to a doctor could save your life – and CSLC has board-certified specialists that can help!

We are a group of specialists dedicated to comprehensive GI care beyond your traditional digestive health concerns. Our practice stands out with specialized infusion services, an advanced onsite endoscopy center, FibroScan liver scanning, convenient online appointment scheduling, and more. We are committed to providing care that extends beyond routine procedures, ensuring every patient receives personalized treatment.

Experience excellence in gastroenterology at CSLC, where innovation meets compassionate patient care.

At CSLC, we currently have positions available that cater to a diverse range of skills and interests. We are seeking dedicated individuals to fill roles like Medical Assistant, providing essential support in patient care, as well as IT Specialist, troubleshooting hardware and software to help ensure efficient and effective patient care.

We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and a collaborative work environment. If you are committed to making a difference in patient care and thrive in a dynamic medical setting, we encourage you to apply and become a valued member of our team.

"I'm healthy and have never had any signs or symptoms."

This may be your response when your primary care provider (P*P) recommends a colonoscopy to get screened for colon cancer when you turn 45. The scary thing about colon cancer is that it can be symptomless in early stages.

If you are age 45 or older and haven't been screened for colon cancer, visit our website or call 703-723-3670 to schedule an appointment today! **alcancerawareness

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"Am I really that old?" That is the first question you may ask when your primary care provider (P*P) recommends a colonoscopy to get screened for colon cancer when you turn 45.

Some patients may ask if they really need to get a colonoscopy, or if they can just get one of the stool-based blood tests now available. Our answer? Get a colonoscopy, hands down!

Here's why: Colon cancer doesn't just magically appear. It comes from a colon polyp, a small clump of cells that forms on the colon lining that can take several years to go from a small polyp to malignant. With a colonoscopy, our gastroenterologists remove the suspicious polyps before they become a problem! While there are several screening tests available that look for signs of cancer, a colonoscopy remains the only screening tool that can prevent colon cancer before it starts.

If you are age 45 or older and haven't been screened for colon cancer, call 703-723-3670 or visit our website to schedule your appointment today!

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We know digestive health is key to your overall wellness. For over 20 years, CSLC's team of board-certified specialists have been dedicated to providing you with compassionate, high-quality care in a comfortable, welcoming environment!

If you are struggling with digestive health issues, call 703-723-3670 or visit our website to schedule your appointment today!

We want you to join our team! CSLC is now hiring individuals who are looking for a great opportunity to succeed and take advantage of amazing benefits.

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Cutting out gluten from your diet may seem like a difficult and limiting task. Fortunately, there are many healthy and delicious foods that are naturally gluten-free. The most cost-effective and healthy way to follow the gluten-free diet is to seek out these naturally gluten-free food groups.

Colon, Stomach & Liver Center (CSLC) has a team of specialists that can educate you on Celiac Disease and the gluten-free diet. Call 703-723-3670 or visit our website to schedule your appointment today!

Concerns with your digestion? Colon, Stomach & Liver Center (CSLC) has board-certified specialists dedicated to your digestive health. Visit our website or call 703-723-3670 to schedule your appointment.

Celiac disease can be difficult to diagnose because it affects people differently. There are more than 200 known signs and symptoms which can affect the digestive system and every other organ in the body.

A significant percentage of people with celiac disease appear to have no symptoms at all. However, all people with celiac disease are at risk for serious long-term complications if they continue to consume gluten, whether or not they display any symptoms.

Did you know that celiac disease is hereditary and can be triggered at any age? Celiac disease can develop after people start consuming gluten, and if left untreated, it can lead to additional serious health problems.

If you are experiencing any GI issues, the Colon, Stomach & Liver Center (CSLC) has specialists that can help. Visit our website or call 703-723-3670 to schedule your appointment today!

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CSLC extends our deepest gratitude to the incredible nurses among us! Our nurses stand at the frontline of care, embody compassion, dedication, and expertise. Their commitment to healing and comforting those in need goes above and beyond, making a difference in the lives of countless individuals and families in the communities we serve.

To all the nurses out there, we want to express our deepest appreciation for all you do, this week and every week! Let us honor and celebrate the extraordinary contributions of nurses everywhere. Your kindness, expertise, and commitment to healing inspires us all.