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Dr. Kevin Tin strongly believes in patient education and preventative medicine. He bridges communication and cultural barriers to obtain appropriate competent care in a community that suffers from many stomach, liver and and intestinal illnesses. He is excited to bring his expertise to Doctorpedia.
Plymouth State University
Stony Brook University
American University of Antigua
Quantic School of Business and Technology
Internal Medicine - Gastroenterology
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Hello. My name is Kevin Tin. I’m a gastroenterologist, hepatologist, and obesity medicine specialist in New York City. I perform multiple different procedures, including endoscopy, colonoscopy, and other advanced endoscopic procedures. I currently work out...
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Suppose you want to know how to prevent gallstones. In that case, there are several lifestyle changes based on regulating the digestive process that you can make to reduce the risk. People who are overweight...
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Gallstones are a widespread condition. Each year, nearly 1 million people in the United States are diagnosed with gallstones. About a quarter of those will need treatment, usually in the form of surgery. In addition,...
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Most home remedies do not have any scientific evidence to support them. Some nutritional supplements may help with reducing the risk of the gallstones. These include vitamin C, iron, and lecithin. It would be best...
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Several factors can contribute to you developing gallstones. Some factors like your age, race, and family history cannot be changed. However, other factors such as diet and weight can be. If you have a family...
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A kidney stone is also a stone that forms in your body. So what is the difference between gallstones versus kidney stones? Well, the difference is, of course, where the two different stones form. As...
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Surrounding your anus and lower rectum is a network of veins that can expand and contract. When these veins become inflamed or swollen, the condition is known as hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids can often be uncomfortable to...
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There are several signs of hemorrhoids that may lead you to suspect you have the condition. If you are experiencing unexplained anal pain, it may signify that the veins are swollen and being squeezed by...
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You should consult your doctor if you have any cases of persistent or severe rectal bleeding, or if there’s significant pain. If symptoms are mild, then trying at-home treatment remedies may be used up to...
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87-10 51st Ave, Suite 1R, Elmhurst, NY 11373
917-398-2588
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