Expert Digestive Health Care in a Comfortable, Supportive Environment
Digestive symptoms often go beyond physical discomfort and can significantly affect confidence, daily routines, social activities, travel, work performance, and overall quality of life. Many women also feel more at ease discussing concerns such as chronic bloating, constipation, pelvic floor dysfunction, fecal incontinence, pregnancy-related digestive issues, menopause-related changes, abdominal pain, and shifts in bowel habits.
Concerns about procedures like colonoscopy are also common. Having a physician who understands these challenges can make it easier for patients to talk openly about their symptoms and receive appropriate, personalized care.
Specialized women’s digestive health care addresses how conditions like IBS, chronic bloating, constipation, pregnancy-related digestive issues, menopause-related changes, and pelvic floor disorders often affect women differently due to hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, menopause, and variations in digestive sensitivity. These factors can significantly influence gastrointestinal health, bowel habits, and overall digestive comfort, requiring tailored evaluation and treatment.
Dr. Saranya Addepally is a board-certified gastroenterologist with six years of clinical experience, treating a broad range of digestive and liver conditions. She is especially passionate about women’s GI health—areas where patients often feel overlooked or hesitant to seek care.
Her medical journey began in India, where she completed her training before moving to the United States to pursue advanced education in medicine and Gastroenterology at the University of Arkansas.
After several years in practice, she relocated to Houston to continue serving patients in the community. Following two years with a local group, she established her own practice, grounded in the principles and core values she believes are essential to delivering thoughtful, patient-centered care.
Many patients feel more comfortable discussing sensitive digestive concerns with a female physician, particularly issues related to women’s health and pelvic floor conditions.
Yes. Hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, menopause, and differences in digestive sensitivity can affect symptoms and treatment approaches.
IBS, bloating, constipation, GERD, pelvic floor disorders, and certain digestive sensitivities occur more frequently in women.
Recommendations depend on age, symptoms, family history, and personal risk factors.
Yes. Persistent bloating is one of the most common reasons patients seek gastroenterology care.
Yes. We provide evaluation and management for fatty liver disease, chronic liver disease, cirrhosis, and hepatitis.
Fatty liver disease spans a broad range of severity: from early, reversible fat accumulation to forms with significant inflammation and fibrosis. Because this condition is often silent and intertwined with metabolic health, it requires more than a one-size-fits-all approach.
At Shaya Digestive & Liver Clinic, we provide:
There is no single “quick fix” for fatty liver disease. Sustainable improvement comes from structured, long-term care. At Shaya Digestive & Liver Clinic we do not rely on extreme diets or fear-based recommendations. Instead, our care is practical and individualized. Your care plan may include:
Offering Fast Track GI appointments
Specialized Gastroenterology Appointments Within 3–5 Business Days
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