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Gastroenterology at Global Hospital, Pune diagnoses and treats disorders of the digestive system and liver, offering outpatient, inpatient, and emergency care backed by in-house surgery, radiology, and pathology departments. The department handles everything from routine digestive complaints through complex liver disease requiring coordinated specialist care.
Gastroenterology covers the entire digestive process — how food moves through the body, how it’s absorbed and digested, and how waste is eliminated — along with liver function. Because digestive symptoms often overlap with other conditions, the department works closely with surgery, radiology, and critical care to handle complications or emergencies without delay.
Diagnosis typically starts with a clinical history and symptom review, followed by targeted testing where needed:
Test | What It’s Used For |
Endoscopy | Examining the esophagus, stomach, and upper digestive tract |
Colonoscopy | Examining the colon and lower digestive tract |
Imaging & Lab Tests | Assessing liver function and diagnosing structural digestive issues |
Both medical management and advanced procedures — including minimally invasive treatments — are available depending on the diagnosis.
Persistent digestive discomfort is worth investigating rather than managing indefinitely with over-the-counter remedies. Book a consultation with our gastroenterology team today.
Q: What conditions are treated in the gastroenterology department?
A: The gastroenterology department treats digestive system problems such as acidity, stomach pain, liver disorders, and intestinal issues, using both medical management and procedural treatment depending on severity.
Q: When should I consult a gastroenterologist?
A: Consult a gastroenterologist if you experience persistent acidity, abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, or ongoing digestive discomfort that doesn’t resolve with basic dietary changes. Symptoms lasting more than a couple of weeks generally warrant evaluation rather than continued home management.
Q: What diagnostic tests are available for digestive problems?
A: Common tests include endoscopy and colonoscopy for direct visualization of the digestive tract, along with imaging and lab tests to assess liver function and diagnose underlying conditions.
Q: Are both medical and surgical treatments available?
A: Yes — gastroenterology care includes medical management (medication, dietary guidance) as well as advanced procedures, including minimally invasive treatments, depending on the specific condition and its severity.
Q: What’s the difference between an endoscopy and a colonoscopy?
A: An endoscopy examines the upper digestive tract — esophagus, stomach, and the beginning of the small intestine — while a colonoscopy examines the colon and lower digestive tract. Which test is recommended depends on where the symptoms suggest the problem is located.