gastrointestinal bleeding

What Diagnostic Tools Are Used?

Diagnosing the source of bleeding is crucial and often involves a multidisciplinary approach. Some common diagnostic tools include:
- Endoscopy: Useful for visualizing the upper GI tract to locate the source of bleeding.
- Colonoscopy: Used to examine the lower GI tract.
- Ultrasound: Helps to identify gynecological issues such as ovarian cysts or uterine anomalies.
- MRI: Provides detailed images of both the GI and reproductive systems, useful for complex cases like endometriosis.

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