GastroClinic In Singapore

When digestion doesn’t feel
quite right, clear answers matter.

When digestion doesn’t feel quite right, clear answers matter.

At GastroClinic, we provide specialist care for conditions affecting the digestive system, including the oesophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, biliary tract, and pancreas.

Consultations are by appointment only.

Enhance Your Well-being with
Dr Cui Li at GastroClinic

At GastroClinic, we provide personalised treatments for digestive disorders, prioritising your well-being. Dr Lin offers advice for maintaining optimal digestive health, ensuring a healthier and more fulfilling life.

Schedule your appointment today and embark on a journey toward digestive wellness.

Our Gastroenterologist

Dr Lin Cui Li

Gastroenterology & Hepatology Care

Dr Lin Cui Li is a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist based at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre.

Qualifications & Training

Dr Lin provides care for a wide range of gastrointestinal and liver conditions, including reflux disorders, bowel conditions, liver disease, and pancreatic or biliary disorders.

Why See A Gastroenterologist

When should digestive symptoms be checked?

Digestive discomfort is common, but symptoms that persist, recur, or interfere with daily life may benefit from specialist assessment.

Common reasons people consult a Gastroenterologist include:

Ongoing acid reflux or heartburn
Constipation or persistent diarrhoea
Abdominal pain or bloating
Blood in stool or unexplained anaemia
Changes in bowel habits
Difficulty swallowing
Liver-related concerns or abnormal blood tests

Early evaluation allows symptoms to be properly assessed and, where appropriate, investigated.

Common Symptoms and Conditions We Treat

From common to complex gastrointestinal issues, we’re dedicated to providing the utmost care to help you overcome various conditions and achieve better digestive health.

Abnormal liver blood tests
Fatty liver disease
Hepatitis B or C
Jaundice
Unexplained abdominal discomfort
Assessment focuses on identifying contributing factors and monitoring liver health.

Symptoms to Check Up – FAQs

What causes persistent abdominal pain?

Abdominal pain can have many causes, including issues related to the stomach, intestines, liver, or gallbladder. Pain that is persistent, recurrent, or worsening may require medical evaluation to determine whether further investigation is needed.

When should I be concerned about acid reflux?

Occasional heartburn is common. However, acid reflux that occurs frequently, disrupts sleep, causes difficulty swallowing, or does not improve with lifestyle changes may warrant further assessment.

Is bloating or excessive belching something to check?

Bloating or belching that happens regularly, causes discomfort, or does not improve with simple dietary adjustments may be linked to digestive conditions and may benefit from evaluation.

When is constipation considered a medical issue?

Bloating or belching that happens regularly, causes discomfort, or does not improve with simple dietary adjustments may be linked to digestive conditions and may benefit from evaluation.

What does a change in bowel habits mean?

A change in bowel habits refers to new or unexplained changes in stool frequency, consistency, or pattern. If these changes persist, further evaluation may be appropriate to identify the cause.

Is blood in the stool always serious?

Blood in the stool can result from various conditions, some minor and others more significant. Any occurrence of blood in the stool should be assessed to determine the underlying cause.

Anaemia may sometimes be linked to blood loss or absorption issues within the gastrointestinal tract. Further evaluation may be needed to identify whether a digestive cause is contributing.

What do abnormal tumour markers indicate?

Abnormal tumour marker levels are not diagnostic on their own. They are interpreted alongside symptoms, examination findings, and imaging results to determine whether further assessment is required.

When should I consider colorectal cancer screening?

Colorectal cancer screening may be considered based on age, family history, symptoms, or personal risk factors. A consultation can help determine whether screening is appropriate.

Should I see a doctor if I’m unsure about my symptoms?

If you are uncertain whether your symptoms need checking, a consultation can help clarify whether further evaluation or monitoring is recommended.

Concerned about ongoing digestive symptoms?

A consultation can help determine whether further assessment is appropriate and which investigations, if any, may be considered.

Services We Offer

Investigations are recommended based on your symptoms, medical history, and clinical assessment. The following services may be considered to evaluate, clarify, or monitor digestive conditions.