What It Is and Why Early Detection Matters
Diverticulosis occurs when small pouches, called diverticula, form in the lining of your colon. It’s a common condition, especially among adults over 40, and often develops without symptoms.
While diverticulosis itself is not dangerous, complications like inflammation (diverticulitis) or bleeding can occur. Dr. Sindhu Abraham provides compassionate care and advanced screening to help you monitor and manage your colon health effectively.

Know When It’s Time to See a Specialist
Most people with diverticulosis experience no symptoms. However, if the pouches become irritated or inflamed, warning signs may develop. Paying attention to subtle changes can prevent more serious complications.
Management typically involves routine monitoring, a high-fiber diet to support colon health, and regular screenings to detect any changes. If complications occur, such as bleeding or infection, further evaluation or treatment may be required. Dr. Abraham tailors care to each patient’s needs, emphasizing prevention and long-term wellness.

While diverticulosis itself is usually harmless, untreated or unmonitored diverticula can lead to complications such as diverticulitis, abscesses, or significant bleeding. Rarely, severe infections or perforations may occur. Regular screenings and lifestyle adjustments, including a fiber-rich diet and adequate hydration, significantly reduce risks and support a healthy colon.
Schedule your appointment today with Dr. Sindhu Abraham and experience care that puts you first.
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