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You May Have Habba Syndrome but Were Diagnosed Incorrectly with Another Condition

Bloating, diarrhea, cramps, and worse. While many gastroenterologists label many of these issues as symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), that may not be the case at all. If you’re suffering from chronic diarrhea, for which no treatment has been effective (including treatment for IBS), you may have “Habba Syndrome.”

 

Based on the clinical observations and findings of Dr. Saad Habba, a Summit, New Jersey-based gastroenterologist, Habba Syndrome is a distinct medical condition that ties chronic diarrhea to gallbladder dysfunction. The syndrome, first identified by and named for Dr. Habba, was first published in the American College of Gastroenterology Journal in August of 2000 and has been shared widely in medical circles.

 

If your quality of life is suffering, Habba Syndrome could be the root cause

Digestive tract problems are serious and affect your physical health, as well as your quality of life. If you suffer from a gastrointestinal disease or condition, you know how much it impacts your daily life. You’re afraid that anything you eat will cause diarrhea. You miss days of work or miss out on enjoying good times with family and friends. You map every bathroom in advance wherever you plan to go and hope for the best.

 

Don’t miss another moment of living your best life. Make an appointment with Dr. Saad Habba at his gastroenterologist office in New Jersey to determine if inappropriate bile with a poorly functioning gallbladder is at the root of your digestive problems.

VISIT DR. SAAD F. HABBA FOR HABBA SYNDROME DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.

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WHY DR. HABBA STANDS OUT

He is unique as a gastroenterologist in that he believes IBS is an umbrella term used to refer to many different conditions when a physician does not know the true cause, rather than one illness. He believes it’s better to investigate further to identify a definite cause to treat so the patient will feel relief faster and not doctor-hop. Dr. Habba’s study--published in Medical Hypotheses--concluded that 98% of the hundreds of patients who had been diagnosed with IBS actually had something else. He believes in treating the cause of the problem, not the symptom.


Dr. Habba is possibly most known for his work on the condition named after him, Habba Syndrome. The symptoms can be troubling for patients and interfere with their daily lives and should be treated by a qualified and experienced physician. Certain agents can often improve the condition in a few days, adjusting as needed. An unfortunate number of patients, possibly in the millions, accept their gastrointestinal problems as just part of life when they don’t have to. Dr. Habba is working to give them better options.

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