Specialized Treatment

Complex Disorders
Solving Challenging Gastrointestinal Conditions

Living with complex conditions like Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis requires more than just medication; it requires a lifelong partner in health. Our clinic specializes in difficult-to-treat GI cases, offering advanced biological therapies and interventional endoscopy for motility disorders. We focus on achieving clinical remission and restoring the quality of life you deserve.

In short: Complex GI disorders like Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis) require specialized, long-term biological therapies. Dr. Shruti Sagar at Yashoda Hospitals offers advanced immunotherapy and precise endoscopic monitoring to induce long-term remission.

When to seek help immediately:

  • Severe abdominal pain that wakes you up at night
  • Bloody diarrhea or more than 6 bowel movements per day
  • Fever and joint pain along with GI symptoms
  • Significant, unintended weight loss
  • Signs of bowel obstruction (severe bloating/no gas)
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Clinical Overview

Care for Complex Cases

Complex digestive disorders like Crohn’s disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and chronic motility issues require a longitudinal and multi-faceted care plan.

We provide advanced biological therapies and interventional procedures tailored to patients who have not responded to standard treatments.

Ideal Candidate

Patients with long-standing IBD, persistent bloating, severe constipation, or those seeking a second opinion for complex GI symptoms.

Signs of Complex GI Issues

Common indicators that you may require this treatment

Chronic Diarrhea

Persistent bowel changes lasting more than 4 weeks.

Significant Weight Loss

Unexplained drop in weight despite normal appetite.

Recurrent Pain

Cramping or sharp pain that restricts daily activities.

Systemic Symptoms

Joint pain or skin issues associated with GI problems.

Holistic Management Path

A structured path from diagnosis to recovery

1

Diagnostic Review

A complete overhaul of previous records and modern testing for a fresh clinical perspective.

2

Biologic Therapy Center

Infusion or injectable targeted treatments designed to stop inflammation at its source.

3

GI Motility Assessment

Specialized tests to see how food moves through your system for refractory bloating or constipation.

4

Long-term Remission Guard

Regular monitoring to catch "flares" before they become severe, ensuring stable health.

Advanced Patient Care

How this treatment works and who it may suit

Biologic Therapy

Access to the latest biological and targeted therapies.

Second Opinion

Clear pathways for cases that have been difficult to diagnose.

Quality of Life

Focusing on long-term remission and symptom-free living.

Dr. Shruti Sagar - Consultant Gastroenterologist
10+Years of
Experience
About Dr. Shruti Sagar

Meet Dr. Shruti Sagar –
Gastroenterology Specialist

Dr. Shruti Sagar is a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist with training in advanced therapeutic endoscopy. Currently associated with Yashoda Hospitals, she also consults at Krisara Gastro.

10+Years of Experience
DMQualification
ERCPArea of practice
EUSArea of practice

Areas of Clinical Practice:

Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy
Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG)
Anti-Reflux Mucosal Ablation (ARMA)
Third Space Endoscopy (POEM, ESD)
Complex IBD Management

Frequently Asked Questions

Clinical transparency for your peace of mind

What is the difference between IBD and IBS?
IBD (Crohn’s/Colitis) involves physical inflammation/damage, while IBS is a functional disorder.
Are biological therapies safe?
Under medical supervision, biological therapies are used to manage moderate to severe IBD. Benefits and risks differ for each patient.
What role does diet play in Crohn’s?
Diet is a critical supportive pillar but usually requires medication to control underlying inflammation.
What is clinical remission?
It means the inflammation is fully controlled, and you have no active symptoms of the disease.
How often do I need colonoscopies?
For IBD patients, screening frequency depends on disease duration and current inflammation status.
Are these conditions hereditary?
There is a genetic component, but many other factors like environment and immunity play a larger role.

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