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Jonathan Xia, MD

Specialty in Gastroenterology

Dr. Xia earned his undergraduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis, MO. He received his MD degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and completed his residency at McGraw Medical Center of Northwestern University. Dr. Xia is currently completing his fellowship at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

Articles from Jonathan Xia, MD

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Stomach spasms aren’t usually an emergency. They’re often caused by heartburn, but other triggers are more serious and require urgent care, such as a gallbladder infection. Here’s how to tell when you need a doctor and when to go to the ER.

Anal pain is discomfort or pain in the anus, where bowel movements leave the body. It may be caused by hemorrhoids or other diseases of your digestive tract.

Stomach spasms aren’t usually an emergency. They’re often caused by heartburn, but other triggers are more serious and require urgent care, such as a gallbladder infection. Here’s how to tell when you need a doctor and when to go to the ER.

Anal pain is discomfort or pain in the anus, where bowel movements leave the body. It may be caused by hemorrhoids or other diseases of your digestive tract.

Stomach spasms aren’t usually an emergency. They’re often caused by heartburn, but other triggers are more serious and require urgent care, such as a gallbladder infection. Here’s how to tell when you need a doctor and when to go to the ER.

Anal pain is discomfort or pain in the anus, where bowel movements leave the body. It may be caused by hemorrhoids or other diseases of your digestive tract.