
If you experience consistent upper abdominal pain as well as other abnormalities in your digestive system, you need to have upper endoscopic examination to determine, evaluate and treat your problems from an early stage so you restore your quality of life right away.

Helicobacter Pylori (H. Pylori) is very harmful to the stomach and can cause gastritis, stomach ulcer or cancer. Therefore, breath test for H. Pylori infection in the stomach or C-13 UBT is very important for accurate diagnosis.

Binge eating may be a sign of silent disorder which will be harmful if leave unattended. Watch for any sign or eating abnormalities before it’s too late.

Checking the digestive system is important because abnormalities may be hidden and not show clear symptoms, which may lead to neglect and leaving them until the condition becomes severe and difficult to treat later. Therefore, checking the digestive system is important and should not be overlooked.

Hepatitis is highly prevalent worldwide. The disease is widely defined as an inflammation of the liver that can cause a range of health problems.

Measurement of liver fibrosis and fat accumulation helps assess and show the amount of fat accumulated in the liver, allowing patients at risk of fatty liver (Fatty Liver) to be evaluated at the same time in a single session, without experiencing pain or any complications during the examination or afterward.

Constipation is one of the most common health-related problems that largely interferes daily life in many people. Minor health problem like constipation might turn to be “more serious” if it is left untreated. Besides taking laxative drugs, an effective treatment approach for constipation is “Anorectal Biofeedback Training”.

Although occasional constipation is very common, some people may experience chronic constipation that largely interferes with their daily tasks. Chronic constipation may also cause excessive straining and pain to have a bowel movement.

Fatty liver is a condition in which fat accumulates—mostly in the form of triglycerides—in liver cells; that is, there is an excess amount of sugar in the body beyond what is needed, so the liver converts it into fat.