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Julie Guider, M.D.Julie Guider, M.D.

Dr. Julie Guider earned her medical degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine. She completed residency in internal medicine at the University of Virginia. She completed her general gastroenterology and advanced endoscopy fellowships at University of Texas-Houston. She is a member of several national GI societies including the AGA, ACG, and ASGE as well as state and local medical societies.

Celiac Disease Symptoms in Adults and Children: When to Test

Celiac disease symptoms in adults and children and when to seek testing

Celiac disease symptoms include digestive problems, fatigue, anemia, and poor growth in children. Learn which signs warrant testing before you stop eating gluten.

Why H. pylori Causes Ulcers and How to Confirm Treatment Worked

Why H. pylori Causes Ulcers and How to Confirm Treatment Worked cover image

H. pylori can damage the stomach lining and cause ulcers. Learn what testing, treatment, and a follow-up test to confirm the infection is gone involve.

Peptic Ulcer Treatment Guide: Medicines, Healing, and Follow-Up

Peptic ulcer treatment guide with a patient discussing medicines and follow-up care

Learn how peptic ulcer treatment uses acid-reducing medicines, addresses NSAIDs and complications, and checks healing. See what follow-up may involve.

Peptic Ulcer Disease: Emergency Signs, Testing, and Healing

Peptic ulcer disease guide covering emergency signs, testing, and healing

Peptic ulcer disease can cause stomach pain or no pain at all. Learn how H. pylori and NSAIDs cause ulcers, which signs are urgent, and what care involves.

Gastritis Explained: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Bleeding Signs

Gastritis Explained: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Bleeding Signs cover with a calm adult and stomach illustration

Gastritis is inflammation of the stomach lining. Learn its causes and symptoms, how it is diagnosed and treated, and which signs may mean bleeding.

Gastritis Diet: Flare Meals Without Unnecessary Food Bans

Gastritis diet cover with oatmeal, banana, rice, and grilled chicken

A gastritis diet may ease symptoms with smaller, gentle meals. Explore flare-day food ideas and test personal triggers without cutting out foods you tolerate.

Gastroparesis: Symptoms, Causes, and When to Seek Care

Gastroparesis symptoms and causes: adult with upper abdominal discomfort beside a small meal

Learn what gastroparesis is, its symptoms and causes, how it is diagnosed, and when warning signs need prompt care. Find an overview of management.

Gastroparesis Treatment in Order, Including Risks and Next Steps

Gastroparesis treatment guide cover with a small meal and the title Gastroparesis Treatment in Order

Gastroparesis treatment starts with diet changes and may include medicines, nutrition support, or procedures. Learn what each option can and cannot do.

Gastroparesis Diet: Food Choices, Small Meals, and Flare Plans

Gastroparesis diet with small meals, soft foods, and a prominent article title

A gastroparesis diet can center on small meals and soft, lower-fat, lower-fiber foods. Find food examples, a sample day, and ways to eat during flares.

Gastroparesis Diagnosis: Scan Prep and What Results Mean

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Gastroparesis diagnosis starts by ruling out a blockage. Learn how to prepare for a four-hour gastric emptying scan and what its results mean.

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