Center for Digestive Health

06/02/2026

June is Men’s Health Month, and it’s a good time to remind the men in our community that taking care of your health includes paying attention to your digestive health too.

Ongoing reflux, abdominal pain, blood in the stool, changes in bowel habits, or unexplained weight loss shouldn’t be brushed off. And for men 45 and older, colorectal cancer screening is an important step in preventive care, even if you feel completely fine.

This month is a reminder to stop putting digestive symptoms and screenings on the back burner. If you’re a man 45 or older, or you’ve been ignoring symptoms that keep coming back, go to cdhorlando.com to take the next step toward answers, prevention, and a screening plan that’s right for you.

05/29/2026

May 29 is World Digestive Health Day, a global reminder of how important digestive health is to overall wellbeing.

The digestive system plays a key role in nutrient absorption, energy levels, and immune function. When something isn’t working properly, it can affect much more than just the stomach.

Symptoms like ongoing discomfort, reflux, bloating, or changes in bowel habits are worth evaluating, especially if they become consistent.

Center for Digestive Health is here to help patients better understand and manage their digestive health with clear, supportive care.

Take the first step toward better digestive health at cdhorlando.com.

05/19/2026

A colonoscopy is often associated with concern, but it is primarily a preventive tool designed to identify and address issues before they become serious.

By detecting abnormalities early and removing precancerous growths during the same procedure, colonoscopies play an important role in long term health.

Understanding the purpose of screening can help reduce anxiety and encourage timely care.

Center for Digestive Health is here to guide patients through every step of the process.

Learn more or schedule at cdhorlando.com.

05/14/2026

Many digestive symptoms are described as “common,” but that doesn’t always mean they should be considered normal.

Frequent bloating, ongoing reflux, or consistent changes in bowel habits are signals worth paying attention to.

Early evaluation can help identify the cause and prevent symptoms from becoming more disruptive over time.

If something feels off consistently, it’s worth a conversation.

Start that conversation at cdhorlando.com.

05/04/2026

Travel often brings changes in diet, routine, and hydration, all of which can impact digestion.

It’s common to experience bloating, constipation, or discomfort while traveling, but frequent or severe symptoms may point to an underlying issue rather than just a temporary disruption.

Understanding how your digestive system responds to changes can help you better manage symptoms and avoid recurring discomfort.
If travel consistently affects your digestion, Center for Digestive Health can help you identify why.

Plan ahead for better digestion at cdhorlando.com.

Expert GI care in Central Florida. The Center for Digestive Health offers advanced treatment from award-winning gastroenterologists for all digestive disorders.

05/01/2026

May is Digestive Diseases Awareness Month, bringing attention to a wide range of conditions that affect the digestive system, including reflux, IBS, inflammatory bowel disease, and more.

Many of these conditions develop gradually and are often managed informally at first. Over time, symptoms like discomfort, bloating, or changes in digestion can begin to affect daily routines and overall quality of life.

Understanding the cause of these symptoms is an important step toward improving long term health and comfort.

Center for Digestive Health provides evaluation and treatment for a full range of digestive conditions across Central Florida.

Learn more about your digestive health at cdhorlando.com.

Expert GI care in Central Florida. The Center for Digestive Health offers advanced treatment from award-winning gastroenterologists for all digestive disorders.

04/23/2026

Advocacy doesn’t stop at the office doors.

Dr. Samuel Giday, ACG Governor for Northern Florida, is representing the importance of digestive health and patient access on Capitol Hill. Alongside fellow physicians, he’s participating in and sharing early takeaways from meetings with leaders like Representative Maxwell Alejandro Frost

We’re proud to see our physicians making an impact both locally and nationally.

Visit Center for Digestive Health to learn more cdhorlando.com

04/20/2026

Feeling tired or sluggish in the afternoon is often blamed on busy schedules or lack of sleep, but digestion can also play a role.

Ongoing bloating, discomfort, or slow digestion can affect how your body processes nutrients and energy throughout the day. Over time, this can lead to patterns that impact focus and productivity.

If you’re noticing consistent digestive symptoms alongside fatigue, it may be worth exploring further.

Center for Digestive Health offers evaluation and treatment options to help address the underlying cause.

Find out what could be contributing at cdhorlando.com.

04/15/2026

April is IBS Awareness Month, a reminder that digestive symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, and changes in bowel habits are not something you simply have to “live with.”

Irritable Bowel Syndrome can look different for everyone, which is why personalized evaluation and care are so important. What works for one person may not work for another.

With the right guidance, many patients are able to better manage symptoms and improve their daily comfort and routine.

If you’ve been dealing with ongoing digestive issues, Center for Digestive Health can help you take the next step.

Learn more about your options at cdhorlando.com.

04/10/2026

Referring patients for colorectal screening just got easier.

With our GI Fast Track Direct Access, physicians can send eligible patients straight to screening colonoscopy, no consult required. Patients are contacted within 24 hours, cleared by an NP, and often scheduled the same week.

We keep your team informed with prompt reports, pathology results, and clear follow-up every step of the way.

To refer a patient or learn more, contact Center for Digestive Health or visit cdhorlando.com/directaccess