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Bowel symptoms and functional disorders

IBS in primary care: assessment and treatment

Assess the symptom pattern, check for alarm features and review previous treatment. Use targeted investigations, explain the diagnosis and choose treatment for the symptoms that matter most to the patient.

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Iron and anaemia

Borderline ferritin: assessing iron deficiency

Ferritin helps assess iron stores. TSAT and Ret-He add information about iron availability when ferritin is equivocal. Read the results together, investigate the cause and check the response to treatment.

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Iron and anaemia

Elevated ferritin: assessment and referral

Check TSAT and the clinical context before diagnosing iron overload. Metabolic liver disease, alcohol, infection and inflammation are common causes of raised ferritin.

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Bowel symptoms and stool tests

Faecal calprotectin: interpreting results in primary care

Use calprotectin to assess possible intestinal inflammation or monitor established IBD. Interpret the value and trend alongside symptoms, infection and medicines.

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Assessment of digestive symptoms, endoscopy and advice on further investigations. Auckland appointments and telehealth.

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