At New York Methodist, the pediatric gastroenterology program offers diagnosis and treatment of a variety of bowel and liver disorders in children. Some of these disorders may begin at birth, others appear at various points during childhood and adolescence.

Problems commonly seen by physicians affiliated with the program include regurgitation, colic, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, recurrent abdominal pain, jaundice, blood in the stools, failure to thrive, and intolerance to baby formula. Children with these disorders present a special challenge because, along with the medical treatment that they receive, they need special care to ensure that their normal growth and development is not disrupted.

Performed by board-certified specialists in children’s digestive issues, special procedures are used to evaluate and diagnose the problem.

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