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Tip: Asking Questions

Be concise - it'll be easier for a medical doctor to answer your question if it's short and to-the-point. You’ll have room to supplement your question with details in the next section.

Limit yourself - if you have several medical questions, ask them by submitting multiple forms. Trying to fit in too much information at once will most likely result in confusion and vague responses.

Be specific - ask direct, clearly-worded questions (Good Example: "What are the symptoms of Chron’s disease?") and refrain from submitting vague question titles (Bad Example: "Chron’s disease").

 
Tips: Providing Additional Information

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Proofread your work - read your entire question through multiple times before submitting it to a doctor. If your question is clear and concise, our experts will be much more able to help you out.

 
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Gastroenterology.com is committed to getting you the gastro information that you need. We have a wealth of information about Gastroenterology.com conditions and procedures ranging from info about colonoscopy prep to information about hemorrhoids. Can't find information specifically related to your particular medical situation? No problem. Gastroenterology.com allows you to ask your very own medical question to local Gastroenterology.com doctors at no charge whatsoever.

If you ask your very own GI related question to Gastroenterology.com, your question will be sent directly to gastroenterology specialists. These experts can then provide a completely free answer. Gastroenterology.com questions are typically answered within a few business days. However, our gastroenterologist network isn't required to answer medical questions. Therefore, there is a chance that your question may go unanswered. If your question goes unanswered, feel free to search for, and contact, a local gastro who may be able to offer an answer to your question.

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Please also bear in mind that you are not forging a patient-physician relationship with any of the doctors to whom your question is sent. Moreover, the information that is provided in your answers is simply the informed opinion of a medical professional and should not be misconstrued as medical advice.