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Colchester Hospital
We run regular clinics at this hospital.
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Contact
For procedures including diagnostics – contact:
- Elmstead Day Unit – 01206 742 460
- Elective Care Centre (ECC) – 01206 742 940
- Elmstead Day Unit (Endoscopy) – 01206 742 460
- X-Ray (Diagnostics) – 01206 742 132
For stoma care, please contact:
- Stoma care team – 01206 742 009
Colchester Endoscopy Department Accessibility information from AccessAble
We currently also provide some of our endoscopy services at the Oaks Hospital in Colchester, so you may be offered an appointment for a procedure there.
Ipswich Hospital
We run clinics at Ipswich Hospital and in the community.
We have an endoscopy unit which runs six days a week.
We have access to diagnostic radiology seven days a week.
Ipswich Endoscopy Department Accessibility information from AccessAble
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Contact
01473 712 233
We currently also provide some of our endoscopy services at the Grove medical centre in Felixstowe, so you may be offered an appointment for a procedure there.
Grove Medical Centre
Grove Road
Felixstowe
Suffolk
IP11 9GA
Tel: 01394 283197
Clacton Hospital
We run clinics at this hospital.
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Contact
01255 201 780
Halstead Hospital
We run clinics at this hospital.
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Contact
01787 273 110
Harwich Hospital
We run clinics at this hospital.
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Contact
01255 201 206
Our service
We can diagnose and treat problems in your stomach, intestine and bowel.
You may be sent for tests such as:
- blood tests
- X-rays
- CT or MRI scans
- US scans
- endoscopy (pictures of your stomach and bowel).
We offer surgery for:
- hernia of all kinds
- gall bladder problems
- haemorrhoids
- minor lumps and bumps
- bowel disease (including cancer).
We also offer endoscopic day surgeries (eg gastroscopy or colonoscopy) and anal physiology studies.
Patients living with Crohn’s disease and Colitis can access this website.
For more information about gut disorders please go to the NHS website.
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