Tasmanian Digestive Centre

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Tasmania’s first purpose-built digestive health centre, offering consultations, pathology, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, fibroscan, and capsule endoscopy — led by Dr. Albert Nwaba.

💙 FATHER’S DAY GIVEAWAY! 💙We’re celebrating the dads, grandads and father figures who do so much with a very special Fat...
28/08/2026

💙 FATHER’S DAY GIVEAWAY! 💙

We’re celebrating the dads, grandads and father figures who do so much with a very special Father’s Day hamper valued at around $250!

Kindly put together by 2B2P Furniture & Homewares, this gorgeous hamper includes:

Joseph Chromy wine
Royal Doulton goblet
Brass crocodile bottle opener
Stunning amber vase
Velvet Roman décor figure

HOW TO ENTER:
Like this post
Comment your best memory of your dad or father figure
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BONUS ENTRY: Drop your best dad joke in the comments!

Entries close Thursday 3rd September with the winner announced Thursday 3rd September.

Good luck!
And thank you again 2B2P Furniture

Tasmania residents only. This giveaway is not affiliated with or endorsed by Facebook or Instagram.

Gastroparesis can be more than uncomfortable symptoms — when it becomes severe, it can lead to serious complications inc...
25/08/2026

Gastroparesis can be more than uncomfortable symptoms — when it becomes severe, it can lead to serious complications including dehydration, malnutrition, bezoars, difficulty managing blood sugar levels and a significant impact on everyday life. 💚

Understanding the potential complications is an important part of recognising just how much gastroparesis can affect those living with the condition.

💚 August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month.
👉 Check out our other posts this month to learn more about gastroparesis, its symptoms, diagnosis and management.

Gastroparesis is often a lifelong condition, but there are a range of treatment options available to help manage symptom...
24/08/2026

Gastroparesis is often a lifelong condition, but there are a range of treatment options available to help manage symptoms and improve quality of life. 💚

Treatment will look different for everyone and may depend on the severity of symptoms and any underlying conditions, such as diabetes. Working with your healthcare team can help determine the best approach for you.

Throughout Gastroparesis Awareness Month, we’re sharing information to help raise awareness and understanding of this often misunderstood condition.

👉 Check out our other posts this month to learn more about gastroparesis, its symptoms, diagnosis and management.

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month 💚Diagnosing gastroparesis can involve a number of different tests. Initial asses...
22/08/2026

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month 💚

Diagnosing gastroparesis can involve a number of different tests. Initial assessment may include a physical examination, medical history and blood tests, followed by further investigations to assess how the stomach is emptying and rule out other possible causes.

Tests may include gastric emptying scintigraphy, upper GI endoscopy, imaging and gastric emptying breath testing.

Swipe through to learn more about some of the tests used in the investigation of gastroparesis. ➡️

Stay tuned for more posts on Gastroparesis

💚 August is Gastroparesis Awareness MonthGastroparesis can have a number of causes, and sometimes, there is no identifia...
21/08/2026

💚 August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month

Gastroparesis can have a number of causes, and sometimes, there is no identifiable cause at all.

Two common types include idiopathic gastroparesis, where the cause is unknown, and diabetic gastroparesis, which can occur when diabetes damages the nerves and muscles involved in digestion.

Understanding the possible causes is an important part of raising awareness and supporting those living with this often misunderstood condition.

👉 Swipe across to learn more about the causes of gastroparesis.

Gastroparesis can affect everyone differently, with symptoms ranging from nausea, bloating and reflux to feeling full qu...
20/08/2026

Gastroparesis can affect everyone differently, with symptoms ranging from nausea, bloating and reflux to feeling full quickly, vomiting and abdominal pain. In more severe cases, it can also lead to unintentional weight loss and nutritional deficiencies.

💚 August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month — helping raise awareness of a condition that can have a significant impact on everyday life.

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month Gastroparesis is a condition that causes delayed stomach emptying, meaning food ...
17/08/2026

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month

Gastroparesis is a condition that causes delayed stomach emptying, meaning food moves through the stomach more slowly than it should. Raising awareness helps improve understanding of this often-overlooked digestive condition.

Learn more about the signs, symptoms and causes of gastroparesis in our upcoming posts. 💚

A symptom diary can be a useful way to prepare for your healthcare appointments.Consider recording what you experience, ...
11/08/2026

A symptom diary can be a useful way to prepare for your healthcare appointments.

Consider recording what you experience, when symptoms occur, how long they last and whether you notice any changes or patterns. Bringing these notes to your appointment may help you explain your concerns more clearly.

If your symptoms are ongoing, worsening or concerning, speak with your GP or healthcare professional.

General information only. A symptom diary does not replace individual medical advice or assessment.

August is National Wellness MonthWellbeing can look different for everyone. Small, realistic steps—such as getting enoug...
11/08/2026

August is National Wellness Month

Wellbeing can look different for everyone. Small, realistic steps—such as getting enough rest, staying hydrated, moving regularly and making time for activities you enjoy—may support your overall wellbeing.

Choose habits that suit your individual circumstances, and speak with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional for personalised advice.

General information only and not a substitute for individual medical advice.

Introducing Jolie Kerwin, Clinical Nutritionist We're excited to welcome Jolie Kerwin from Clover Clinical Nutrition to ...
11/08/2026

Introducing Jolie Kerwin, Clinical Nutritionist

We're excited to welcome Jolie Kerwin from Clover Clinical Nutrition to the Tasmanian Digestive Centre team! Jolie will be consulting on-site every Wednesday, bringing a holistic, gut-health-focused approach to nutrition care.

"My approach to care is holistic, compassionate, and evidence based. I take the time to truly listen and understand each person's whole story, not just their symptoms, while grounding my recommendations in the latest research. Gut health is such a powerful part of overall wellbeing, so addressing it through food and lifestyle is always woven into that bigger picture."

Jolie has a special interest in managing and preventing digestive conditions through nutrition, along with women's health and the gut-mental health connection.

🗓️ Available Wednesdays at TDC
💻 Book online - https://clovernutrition.com.au

We’re looking forward to having it Jolie as part of the team!

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75-79 Oldaker Street
Devonport, TAS
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