Texas Gastro Consultants

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our staff to you!
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10/21/2025

Honoring Medical Assistants week! The vital support that powers exceptional patient care.
Lisa, Lilly, Diana, Felicia, Aliyah, Tamika & Sonya, you ladies are the best! Thank you!

10/16/2025

Thank you, my awesome crew, for the Boss’s Day love! You all keep our office running, our patients happy, and me (mostly) sane 😄💉💙 Couldn’t ask for a better team!

07/03/2025

A dear couple who have been our patients for years gave me this today 💜 I feel profoundly fulfilled in my role and grateful for the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on others, and I am truly humbled.💜 Thank you Connie & Alan

02/14/2025

12/16/2023

It was a PJ kind of day

10/18/2023

Lisa, Diana & Deysi supporting Breast Cancer Awareness at Methodist Woodlands Hospital

10/13/2023

A cup of raspberries packs an impressive 8 grams of dietary fiber, a third of the daily minimum goal 18.

08/09/2023

PANCREATIC CANCER

What It Is....
Pancreatic cancer happens when malignant (cancerous) cells grow, divide, and spread in the pancreas. The pancreas is a 6-inch-long, spongy, tube-shaped organ located in the back of the abdomen, behind the stomach. It has two major jobs in the body: to make digestive juices (called enzymes) that help break down food, and to make hormones -- including insulin -- that control the body's use of sugars and starches.
Causes.....
Experts don’t know the exact cause of pancreatic cancer. Certain gene mutations can cause it. Other risk factors include smoking, age (it’s usually diagnosed in people older than 45), diabetes, chronic pancreatitis due to a genetic mutation, liver cirrhosis, family history of the condition, gender (it’s more common in men than women), obesity, certain chemicals, and race. (African Americans have a slightly higher risk than whites; experts don’t know why.)

04/06/2023

As a reminder will be closed tomorrow, Friday April 7th. Have a great weekend and Happy Easter 🐇

12/17/2022

Merry Christmas!

04/19/2022

APRIL IS ESOPHAGEAL CANCER MONTH

Esophageal cancer is diagnosed just over 20,000 annually in the United States, nearly 4x more common among men than women.