Dr. Jordan Taylor
Dr. Jordan Taylor is a General Surgeon in New York 10001, New York and has an experience of 2026 years in this field. Dr. Jordan Taylor practices at New York University in New York 10001, New York and Nyu Langone Health-Adrenal Surgery Program in New York 10016, New York. Some of the services provided by the doctor are: Laparoscopic Surgery for Achalasia,Appendicitis,Open Inguinal Hernia Repair,Esophagogastric Fundoplasty and colectomy etc.
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New York 10001, New York
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Q: Where does Dr. Jordan Taylor practice?
A: Dr. Jordan Taylor practices at New York University - New York 10001.
Q: Why do patients visit Dr. Jordan Taylor?
A: Patients frequently visit Dr. Jordan Taylor for Laparoscopic Surgery for Achalasia, Appendicitis, Open Inguinal Hernia Repair. To see more reasons visit the doctor's profile on Practo.
Q: How many years of experience does Dr. Jordan Taylor have?
A: Dr. Jordan Taylor has an overall experience of 2026 years. View where has Dr. Jordan Taylor practiced in the past.
Q: Who is Dr. Jordan Taylor?
A: Dr. Jordan Taylor is a General Surgeon in New York 10001, New York and has an experience of 2026 years in this field. Dr. Jordan Taylor practices at New York University in New York 10001, New York and Nyu Langone Health-Adrenal Surgery Program in New York 10016, New York. Some of the services provided by the doctor are: Laparoscopic Surgery for Achalasia,Appendicitis,Open Inguinal Hernia Repair,Esophagogastric Fundoplasty and colectomy etc.. View more details about the doctor on Practo.
Q: What are the commonly experienced symptoms of haemorrhoids?
A: The symptoms are based on the type. - External haemorrhoids: Itching, pain, discomfort, swelling and bleeding in the anus. - Internal haemorrhoids: It lies inside the rectum and does not cause any discomfort. Blood in the stools may be observed. - Thrombosed haemorrhoids: Blood pools and clots in the anus, causing swelling, pain, inflammation and lumps in the anus.
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