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We offer advanced upper GI endoscopy to diagnose and treat conditions such as ulcers, tumors, and reflux disease, ensuring effective and minimally invasive procedures.
We employ endoscopic ultrasound for precise imaging of the digestive tract, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions such as pancreatic cancer, cysts, and lymph nodes.
We offer gastric balloon placement as a non-surgical option for weight loss, helping patients achieve significant weight reduction and improved health without invasive surgery.
With diagnostic and therapeutic colonoscopy services, we identify and treat conditions like colorectal cancer, polyps, and inflammatory bowel disease with precision and care.
Specialized treatments are available for gastrointestinal bleeding, whether caused by ulcers or varices, utilizing cutting-edge techniques to control and manage the condition effectively.
We provide advanced treatments for piles/hemorrhoids, including minimally invasive procedures to reduce symptoms, ensuring faster recovery and relief from discomfort.
We offer dilatation procedures for strictures in the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum, restoring normal function and relieving symptoms such as swallowing difficulty.
Indore Institute of Gastroenterology provides pneumatic dilatation for achalasia cardia, a safe and effective treatment to ease swallowing difficulties by relaxing the esophageal muscles.
With expert care, we safely remove foreign objects from the gastrointestinal tract, preventing potential complications and minimizing the risk of damage.
We offer nasogastric and naso-jejunal tube placements for patients requiring nutritional support, ensuring comfort and precise feeding tube placement.
We provide metallic stenting for esophageal and duodenal strictures, restoring passage and alleviating symptoms like obstruction and difficulty swallowing.
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) for patients who need long-term enteral feeding, ensuring a safe and efficient procedure for nutritional support.
We specialize in therapeutic ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography), used to treat conditions such as bile duct stones, strictures, and pancreatitis with precision.
We provide gentle and specialized pediatric endoscopy to diagnose and treat gastrointestinal issues in children, ensuring comfort and safety during the procedure.
We offer advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques, including 24-hour pH manometry, high-resolution manometry, and biofeedback for effective management of gastrointestinal reflux and constipation.
Painful ulcers in the stomach or small intestine are often caused by infection or painkillers and can usually be treated successfully.
The pediatric department focuses on less serious conditions, such as reflux, to more serious chronic problems in the liver and digestive tract.
Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) will further aid in the diagnosis and treatment of complex issues such as pseudocyst drainage, biliary drainage, and biopsies.
Difficulty in swallowing, and generally treatable using medication or procedures such as esophageal dilation to facilitate comfort and eating.
Strictures of the esophagus caused by ingestion of corrosive substances and treatable with procedures like dilation or stenting.
Surgical intervention or endoscopic management of liver or bile duct disorders may cure jaundice and remove gallstones.
Chronic bowel problems could indicate some underlying pathologies. We help diagnose and treat these conditions to restore your digestive health.
A chronic disorder wherein the stomach acid irritates the esophagus is manageable through lifestyle changes and treatment.
Foreign bodies, coins, or toys swallowed by accident can be endoscopically removed without any hassle to avert possible complications.
Biliary-jaundicing obstruction is relieved by ERCP or surgery, clearing the blockages, and restoring normal bile drainage.
Cirrhosis, GI bleeding, and pancreatitis are critical problems that can put the patient in an emergency if not treated on time.
Chronic inflammation of the digestive tract requires treatment by way of medication, dietary measures, and occasionally surgery.
Diagnosis of tuberculosis affecting the digestive system can be made, and antitubercular medications can be prescribed for the treatment of infection.
For digestive cancers, timely detection and treatment using surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation will ensure a high survival rate.
Antiviral medications along with certain lifestyle changes are used to treat chronic viral infections of the liver to reduce the chances of further liver damage.
Supportive therapy for liver failure patients in the pre-transplant evaluation and post-transplant care will enhance recovery and management.