Across the globe, doctors are given an immense amount of respect. This respect is not undue as the doctors make a lot of sacrifices for the well being of their patients. In these tough times like Covid-19 doctors have been working round the clock to save the lives of infected people, while their own lives are at risk too. Not just the sacrifices but also the amount of effort they put in the study and fellowship to become a doctor deserves respect.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
While all the medical specialists stand on the same pedestal, in this post our focus remains on the gastroenterologists. Gastroenterologists are trained individuals who have gained knowledge about the normal functioning of as well as the diseases caused by the gastrointestinal tract. The gastroenterologists spend approximately 5-6 years to complete the medical study along with which they also pursue an internship. While interning they gather knowledge about conducting endoscopy of the colon, also known as a colonoscopy. They are also in close proximity with the patients which makes them understand how to handle the patients. They learn how to care for patients and also how to maintain the mental health of the patients during the fellowship.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As we all know that gastroenterologists are the most knowledgeable individuals when we talk about the issues related to digestion or gut health and since most of us lack physical activity because of our jobs or lifestyles, one thing that gets affected adversely is the Gastrointestinal tract. Because of lack of activity, the digestion process takes a hit and the nutrition absorption does not take place properly. Also since the amount of energy being used for digestion, in this case, increases we tend to always stay weak and lethargic. Hence, a vicious circle is formed and coming out of it becomes very tough.<\/p>\n\n\n\n