Medical term for Small painful sore in mouth; Canker sore

Medical term for Inflammation of appendix

Medical term for Malnutrition and weight loss that occurs from a chronic condition

Medical term for Gluten intolerance; eating gluten causes immune response that damages small intestines

Medical term for Inflammation of gallbladder

Medical term for Small stones develop in gallbladder (gallstones)

Medical term for Disease when healthy liver tissue is replaced by scar tissue

Medical term for Bacterium that is spread by spores in feces; C.Diff

Medical term for Inflammation of large intestine

Medical term for Inflammatory disease that can affect part of digestive tract, commonly affects small intestine

Medical term for Tooth decay; cavities

Medical term for Toothache

Medical term for Inflammation of sacs that develop on the wall of colon

Medical term for Disorder when sac-like pouches develop in weakened areas of wall of colon

Medical term for indigestion

Medical term for Difficulty swallowing

Medical term for vomiting

medical term for Inflammation of intestine

medical term for Inflammation of the stomach

Medical term for Medical doctor who diagnoses and treats gastrointestinal system conditions

Medical term for Chronic condition in which liquid contents from stomach back up into esophagus

Medical term for Stomach muscles do not work properly, leading to a delay in movement of food

Medical term for vomiting blood

Medical term for Inflammation of the liver caused by certain viruses or alcohol, medication, or trauma.

Medical term for enlargement of liver

medical term for Condition in which part of stomach protrudes upward through opening of diaphragm

Medical term for Persistent severe vomiting leading to weight loss and dehydration

Medical term for Excess of bilirubin in the blood causes skin to look yellow

Medical term for dental condition where the teeth are misaligned, resulting in an improper bite

Medical term for inflammation of pancreas

Medical term for Raw sore in stomach or duodenum that causes pain, belching, vomiting; gastric ulcer

Medical term for involuntary , wave-like muscle contractions that propel foods through digestive tract

Medical term for Swelling or projecting mass coming out of a mucus membrane

Medical term for Backward flow of fluids or contents

Medical term for under the tongue

Medical term for Chronic condition that causes inflammation and ulcers in the lining of the small intestines

Medical term for Bowel obstruction caused by twisting of stomach or intestines

Medical term for Surgical removal of gallbladder

Medical term for Medical procedure that examines the lining of the colon using a light and camera

Medical term for Surgical procedure that creates an opening in abdominal wall to divert stool from colon

Medical term for medical procedure that involves examining the interior of a body cavity or organ using a thin, flexible tube

Medical term for a procedure that involves introducing a fluid into the rectum to cleanse the lower gastrointestinal tract or administer medication

Medical term for Surgical removal of the stomach or part of stomach

Medical term for a surgical procedure that creates an opening (stoma) in the abdomen through which the ileum, the last part of the small intestine, is brought out

Medical term for medical procedure that involves examining the lining of the esophagus, stomach, and upper part of the small intestine (duodenum) using a flexible, lighted tube called an endoscope

Medical term for Tube inserted through nose down the esophagus and into stomach; NG tube

Medical term for feeding tube that is placed into stomach through abdominal wall; PEG tube or G tube

Medical term for Procedure with a tube and light is inserted into the anus to view the rectum

Medical term for medical procedure that involves examining the lower part of the large intestine, known as the sigmoid colon, using a thin, flexible tube

Medical term for Passing of stool that contains bright red blood

Medical term for intravenous nutrition bypassing the GI tract directly into the blood stream