Articles About Gastroenterologists

These articles about gastroenterologists complement the main categories of content available on CeliacFAQ.com.

I have worked with three gastroenterologists since 2007. So I've learned a thing or two about working with them. Some of my experiences have been fine. Some have been frustrating.

If you need to see a gastroenterologist on your journey to health, check out the following articles:

6 Tips for Your First Visit With a Gastroenterologist

6 Things You Should Know About Gastroenterologists

• Part 1: A gastrointestinal (GI) specialist can often help determine what is AND what isn't wrong with you
  
  
• Part 2: A GI specialist is trained to treat serious digestive diseases, not necessarily prevent them
  
  
• Part 3: Most doctors, including GI specialists, receive minimal training in nutrition
  
  
• Part 4: Some GI specialists still don't believe that non-celiac gluten sensitivity exists
  
  
• Part 5: A GI specialist is unlikely to suggest alternative treatments that might help you
  
  
• Part 6: Here are some key personal qualities of a GI specialist

For Gastroenterologists and Other Clinicians, It Takes an Average of 17 Years for Pioneering Scientific Research to Show Up in Their Medical Practice

An Open Letter to Gastroenterologists

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