When your stomach feels bloated, constipated or you experience reflux and heartburn, the symptoms of gastrointestinal disease may be present. Frequently these indicate problems with digestion and can affect the following: Esophagus Stomach Small Intestine Rectum Large Intestines Liver Gall Bladder Pancreas Signs of Gastrointestinal Disease Include: Nausea Vomiting Abdominal Pain Acid Reflux Constipation Indigestion Bloating Gas or Flatulence Belching What are Types of Gastrointestinal Disease? Frequently we develop constipation or diarrhea and assume it is merely a mild case, but you may be surprised to learn that it indicates a gastrointestinal tract problem that can be managed to alleviate future attacks. Diseases in this Category: GERD Peptic Ulcers Gallstones Gallbladder Disorders Pancreatitis Biliary Tract Disorders Acid Reflux Disease Foods To Avoid For Better Digestive Health: Coffee Chili Peppers Greasy or Fried Foods Foods High in Fat Content Alcohol Chocolate Artificial Sweeteners Corn How to Manage Gastrointestinal Disease Eating the right foods can help you to self-manage gastrointestinal disorders such as gas, constipation, heartburn/acid reflux, Colitis & Crohn’s Disease or irritable bowel syndrome. For example, constipation can be treated with the addition of more fiber in your diet, consuming more liquids and developing a routine exercise program. For nausea and vomiting, your fluid management is vital. Hydration with the right products serves to replenish the delicate balance of electrolytes necessary for better health and faster recovery. Let SO Nutrition help you analyze your diet in order to identify the negative and positive impacts certain food choices can have on your digestive condition. Our registered dietician can discuss with you the most common dietary mistakes people make in an attempt to manage gastrointestinal disorders and teach you how to make the best, most comfortable food choices. Begin your journey to better digestive health, give us a call at (281) 684-4733 or fill out our form below.