Center for Digestive Health

02/24/2026

Patient experiences like this are why our team does what we does every day. From the moment someone arrives, our focus is on creating a calm, supportive environment where patients feel informed, respected, and genuinely cared for throughout their visit.

We’re grateful to our patients for trusting us with their digestive care and for taking the time to share their experiences.

If you’re looking for compassionate, thorough gastroenterology care, call Center for Digestive Health at 407-896-1726 or visit cdhorlando.com.

02/19/2026

Your heart and your digestive system share more than you’d think. Things like ongoing reflux, inflammation, and everyday habits (sleep, stress, food choices) can affect how you feel from chest to stomach.

If you’ve been brushing off frequent heartburn, nausea, bloating, or upper belly discomfort, don’t just “live with it.” Our board-certified gastroenterologists help diagnose and treat conditions like GERD, IBS, and IBD using evidence-based care and modern technology.

Ready to get answers? Request an appointment online at cdhorlando.com or call our office at 407-896-1726.

Expert GI care in Central Florida. The Center for Digestive Health offers advanced treatment from award-winning gastroenterologists for all digestive disorders.

02/13/2026

Valentine’s season is cute and all, but real love is listening to your body.

If you’re dealing with frequent heartburn, IBS flare ups, or ongoing digestive discomfort, you don’t have to guess your way through it. We treat everything from GERD and IBS to Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis, with a team focused on compassionate care and clear next steps.

Call Center for Digestive Health at 407-896-1726 to schedule an appointment and let’s get you feeling better.

02/04/2026

Game day food is fun until heartburn shows up in the fourth quarter.

Try these quick swaps if reflux is a repeat guest:
• Go smaller portions (you can always grab seconds)
• Skip the late night meal timing
• Balance rich foods with lighter options

If heartburn is frequent or worsening, it could be GERD, and you deserve a plan that actually works. We diagnose and treat GERD and other esophageal conditions.

To get started, call Center for Digestive Health at 407-896-1726 or visit https://bit.ly/4pD4DyQ.

01/27/2026

You sit down to eat, everything seems normal, and then BOOM: that familiar burn shows up like it had the address memorized. GERD never misses an invite. Dinner should taste good, not feel like a dragon moved in. 🔥

A few simple habits like staying upright after meals or going lighter at night can calm the surprise visits.

If heartburn keeps showing up unannounced, Center for Digestive Health can help you get ahead of it.

01/19/2026

IBS loves to keep things interesting. Some days it slows everything down, other days it hits the gas, and sometimes it does both just to keep you guessing. Stress, food triggers, and sensitive gut nerves all play a part in the mix.

Keep an eye on symptoms like:
• cramping that keeps returning
• weight changes you cannot explain
• diarrhea or blood in the stool
• fatigue that refuses to lift

These signs can point to inflammatory bowel conditions that need real attention.
If any of this feels familiar, Center for Digestive Health can help you figure out what is really going on.

01/14/2026

Your gut has opinions. Plenty of them. And it loves to share when your stress levels spike. 🧠💬
Butterflies, nausea, weird hunger cues, all of it. That's the gut brain connection chatting behind the scenes. When your gut responds to stress before you even notice it yourself, Center for Digestive Health can help you decode what is happening.

01/05/2026

Gallbladder pain has a very specific vibe. One minute you feel fine, the next minute your right side is sending a dramatic little signal after a heavy or fried meal. It can show up as a sharp pinch, a tight squeeze, or that slow building pressure that makes you think 'why did I eat that'. 😬🍟

Your gallbladder works hard to process fat, so lighter meals give it a break and can calm things down fast. But when the same flare ups keep repeating, that's your body hinting that something deeper might be going on.

If your symptoms are becoming a pattern instead of a once in a while surprise, Center for Digestive Health can help identify what your gallbladder is trying to tell you.

01/01/2026

New year energy always makes you want to fix everything at once, but your digestive system prefers baby steps over grand declarations. 🎉😌

Instead of giant resolutions, think simple wins; a consistent breakfast, a calmer lunch, a glass of water before dinner. Your gut thrives when the day has a rhythm instead of a plot twist.

If your stomach is hoping for a smoother year too, Center for Digestive Health can help you choose habits that actually stick.

12/23/2025

From cookies to cocoa, the holiday lineup can surprise even the happiest stomach. Try spacing out rich desserts, choosing lighter options when you can, and giving your stomach time to settle. If your celebrations still come with a side of discomfort, Center for Digestive Health is here to help.

12/16/2025

We are proud to share that our physicians were recognized in Orlando Magazine’s 2025 Finest Physicians list. 🎉

🏆 Premier Doctors 2025
Samuel Giday, MD Marlon Ilagan, MD Henry Levine, MD William Mayoral, MD

⭐ Top Doctors 2025
Samuel Giday, MD William Mayoral, MD

Center for Digestive Health was featured in Orlando Magazine’s Annual Doctors Issue in recognition of our team’s expertise, advanced care, and continued commitment to our patients.

Congratulations to our physicians on this well earned recognition, and thank you to our patients and community for your trust and support.

📖 Read the full feature in Orlando Magazine’s 26th Annual Doctors Issue.

12/15/2025

Coffee is an easy target when your stomach acts up, but ulcers usually start from bacteria or from medications that are rough on the stomach. Your latte can irritate a spot that is already sensitive, though, so paying attention to how you feel matters. And if your stomach keeps sending mixed signals, Center for Digestive Health can help you sort them out.