Recognizing a Gallbladder Attack
We’ve all experienced stomach pain, heartburn, and bad back pain after over-indulging in unhealthy, greasy foods.
Most of the time, this pain passes once the food has time to settle.
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Prioritizing Breast Health: Your Guide to Breast Exams
Breast exams are performed to check for any unusual changes to your breast tissue. These checks are an important way to be proactive with your breast health—early detection is the best protection.
What Are the Silent Signs of Colon Cancer?
Many cancers have telltale signs, while others are harder to detect. Then, there are those that give you very little symptoms,
Don’t Ignore Chronic Heartburn: The Risks of Untreated GERD
Don’t ignore chronic heartburn: the risks of untreated GERD are serious and can lead to multiple complications.
General Surgery: A Cutshall Family Affair
During his five years of training of as a General Surgery Resident, Dr. Michael Cutshall encountered many difficult and nerve-wracking surgical cases,
Breast Cancer Awareness: What you can do to reduce your risk of getting breast cancer
Breast cancer is a concern for many, but there’s so much you can do to lower your risk and prioritize your well-being.
Questions To Ask Your Hernia Surgeon Before Hernia Surgery
Whether you already know you need hernia surgery or you suspect you may need one, knowledge is power, and it can help to reduce anxiety.
What’s the Difference Between Endoscopy and Colonoscopy?
What’s the difference between endoscopy and colonoscopy? Number one, a colonoscopy is a type of endoscopy, but the similarity really stops there.
Meet Dr. Michael Cutshall
After spending years learning and training far away from home, Michael Cutshall, MD, is thrilled to be back in his hometown of Johnson City,
What To Do When Heartburn Meds Stop Working
Got GERD? Many of us do and we don’t realize it. You know, it’s that terrible tasting acid that comes back into your throat when you are trying to sleep.