Beat the burn: How to manage acid reflux
In a world where indulging in a flavorful meal is a cherished pleasure, acid reflux can be an unwelcome guest. It’s more than just an occasional inconvenience; for some, it’s…
Gastroenterology Resources
Colonoscopy: the most important thing you’ll do in 2023
It’s natural, as we enter a new year, to aspire to a healthier and happier version of ourselves. For many, this means losing a few pounds or even training for…
Hepatitis ABCs
Not totally sure what the differences among hepatitis A, B and C are, and how they could impact you? Tryon Medical Partners gastroenterology specialist Dr. Christopher Ferris has you covered…
Holiday family recipes (and alternatives) from doctors
The holidays are an opportunity to pause, look back over the year and reflect on everything there is to be grateful for. But we all know it’s what comes after…
Preventing colon cancer during Colon Cancer Awareness Month
As the third most diagnosed cancer in the United States, colon cancer is increasingly a cancer affecting younger Americans, with 12% of diagnosed colon cancers occurring in patients under 50…
Six essential steps for a successful colonoscopy procedure
Congratulations on taking the proactive step to schedule your colonoscopy! At Tryon Endoscopy Center, we genuinely appreciate your commitment to your health and the well-being of your family. We are…
GI scope prep: How to prepare for a colonoscopy
Thank you for choosing Tryon Endoscopy Center. If you’re reading this, a colonoscopy or endoscopy has been recommended by either your primary care clinician or gastroenterologist for the betterment of…
GI scope prep: When to call the GI nurse
So you are in the middle of your colonoscopy prep and something does not seem right. When is the right time to reach out to the GI nurse? 1. You…
Four things to know before a colonoscopy
More than 50,000 people a year die from colon cancer. The biggest contributing factor is that 40 percent of Americans don’t get screened.
Thanksgiving family recipes (and alternatives) from doctors
We don’t mean to use fowl language, but these are some pretty clucking good doctor-approved Thanksgiving recipes.