MPGCARE coordinates gastroenterology assessment at Medical Park and Liv Hospital in Türkiye for digestive tract, liver, pancreatic and bile duct concerns. The receiving hospital confirms the specialist, accepted ages, available procedures and clinical scope. This page describes an adult gastroenterology pathway; children need a pediatric gastroenterology assessment. Diagnosis and treatment depend on individual findings, and no outcome is guaranteed.

Digestive and liver conditions: symptoms and diagnostic options

These are examples of conditions a gastroenterologist may assess. Tests are selected after consultation, not prescribed as a mandatory package. Symptoms overlap and a diagnosis cannot be made from this list alone.

What We Do

Consultation reviews symptoms, examination, medicines, family history and previous findings. Laboratory tests and imaging answer specific clinical questions. Gastroscopy examines the esophagus, stomach and duodenum; colonoscopy examines the large bowel and sometimes the terminal ileum. Biopsy, polyp removal, bleeding treatment, EUS or ERCP are separate interventions with their own indications, consent and risks. Not everyone needs endoscopy or a complete testing package.

Dietary support, lifestyle measures and physician-prescribed medicines may be appropriate without a procedure. Gastroenterology is distinct from general surgery and bariatric surgery. The hospital must confirm advanced endoscopy expertise and availability; this page does not promise that every method is offered at every center.

Do I need to send my previous endoscopy report?

Yes, if available: send dated gastroscopy/colonoscopy reports and images, biopsy/pathology results, polyp removal details, bowel preparation quality, ultrasound/CT/MRI reports and DICOM files. Include prior operations, allergies, medicine/dose lists, blood thinners, diabetes treatment, recent laboratory results, symptom duration and weight changes. MPGCARE confirms the secure submission channel and translation requirements; the physician decides whether an examination needs repeating.

Who gives preparation and medication instructions?

The receiving endoscopy and anesthesia team provides written instructions only after confirming the individual procedure and medical risks. Fasting, bowel cleansing, blood thinners, diabetes medicines and sedation arrangements depend on that plan; no general interval or dose is given here. Do not change medicines yourself. Confirm accompanying-person needs, post-sedation travel restrictions and readiness to travel with the center.

How are biopsy results and follow-up arranged?

An endoscopy impression may be available before the final pathology report. Agree who communicates results, how questions are answered and when follow-up occurs. The final plan may include medicine, repeat tests, nutrition support, surveillance or referral. Arrange a written handover to a suitable gastroenterologist or clinician in your country, including medication monitoring, future endoscopy dates and whom to contact for complications. Follow-up depends on local facilities and the treating team’s approval.

Symptoms that require urgent local care

Vomiting blood, black tarry stools, heavy rectal bleeding, fainting, severe or worsening abdominal pain, persistent vomiting with inability to drink, fever with jaundice, new confusion or inability to swallow saliva need urgent local assessment. Chest pain or breathlessness should not be assumed to be reflux. After an endoscopic procedure, severe pain, fever, breathing difficulty or significant bleeding also needs urgent care. Do not wait for a remote consultation or international transfer.

Questions to confirm with the hospital

Which specialist and procedure are appropriate? Are biopsy, pathology, sedation, polyp removal and any planned intervention documented in the clinical scope? Who manages complications, additional investigations and repeat visits? Confirm the actual method, risks, alternatives, results process and follow-up responsibilities in writing. No description guarantees early detection of every disease or successful treatment.

Contact MPGCARE to coordinate a gastroenterology assessment and a clear plan for investigations, results and follow-up.

Medical information sources

NIDDK: Digestive diseases · NIDDK: Liver disease · AGA: GERD · ASGE: Endoscopy / ERCP · AAAAI: Food IgG tests

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