Across complex gastroenterology, hepatology and endoscopic practice.
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Dr Monika Jain · MBBS · MD · DM Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Advanced Endoscopy
For digestive problems
that aren’t straightforward.
Senior gastroenterology, hepatology and advanced endoscopy—bringing symptoms, reports and previous treatment into one considered clinical picture.
Complete specialist perspectiveMedical care · diagnostic endoscopy · advanced interventionDirector since 2014Gastroenterology & Hepatology · Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute
01 / BEGIN WITH THE PROBLEM
Start with what has
been troubling you.
You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis. Begin with the symptom, report or unanswered question that is affecting your health or peace of mind.
Burning · reflux · indigestion
Explore every symptom pathway ↗Acidity that keeps returning
See what may help clarify it ↗Symptoms after meals or through the dayBloating, gas or abdominal pain
See what may help clarify it ↗Frequency · straining · incomplete emptyingConstipation or a changed bowel pattern
See what may help clarify it ↗Metabolic liver and fibrosis riskFatty liver found on a scan
See what may help clarify it ↗Inflammatory bowel disease careCrohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis
See what may help clarify it ↗Purpose · preparation · recoveryQuestions before endoscopy or colonoscopy
See what may help clarify it ↗Nausea · fullness · constipationDigestive symptoms on GLP-1 treatment
See what may help clarify it ↗Understanding the liver-test patternAbnormal ALT, AST or bilirubin
See what may help clarify it ↗FROM SYMPTOM TO DECISION
What three decades change is not the number of tests. It is the quality of the next decision.
- 01Notice the pattern
Connect symptoms, previous treatment, blood tests, scans and endoscopy findings into one clinical story.
- 02Investigate with purpose
Choose a test only when it can answer a defined question or change what happens next.
- 03Intervene selectively
Match medical care or advanced endoscopy to the diagnosis, expected benefit and risk.
A disciplined transition from the lived problem to the right clinical question.
AI-assisted editorial visual using abstract, de-identified documents
The instrument, route and target depend on the procedure and the clinical question.
AI-assisted editorial equipment visual — no actual procedure shown02 / ADVANCED ENDOSCOPY
The judgement to investigate.
The skill to intervene.
Dr Jain’s work extends from diagnosis and long-term disease care to advanced endoscopic treatment. Technology matters when it answers the right clinical question.
High-resolution manometry · swallowing & motilitySpyGlass™ · direct bile-duct visualisationMagnifying endoscopy · subtle surface changePOEM & STER · selected third-space procedures
Explore advanced endoscopy ↗A consultation determines whether a procedure is relevant and where it should be performed.03 / COMPLETE SPECIALIST CARE
One experienced perspective—from first question to complex care.
Dr Jain’s practice spans common symptoms, chronic digestive and liver disease, difficult diagnostic questions and advanced endoscopic procedures.
Inflammatory bowel disease
Long-term care that looks beyond symptoms to disease activity, nutrition, treatment response and quality of life.
- Crohn’s disease
- Ulcerative colitis
- Monitoring
Liver & hepatobiliary disease
From abnormal blood tests and fatty liver to cirrhosis, jaundice and complex bile-duct concerns.
- Cirrhosis
- FibroScan
- Biliary disease
Pancreatic disease
Experienced interpretation of pancreatitis, pancreatic lesions and findings that may need EUS or ERCP.
- Pancreatitis
- EUS
- Pancreatic lesions
Therapeutic endoscopy
Advanced endoscopic diagnosis and selected minimally invasive treatment—planned around a clearly defined clinical question.
- ERCP
- POEM
- SpyGlass™
NEW DELHI · INDIA05 / RESEARCH & TEACHING
A career that has
contributed to the field.
Selected published work alongside a career in postgraduate and endoscopy teaching. Only directly verifiable publication records are presented here.
Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Autoimmune hepatitis in the Indian subcontinent: 7 years experience
Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Beneficial effects of terlipressin in hepatorenal syndrome: a prospective, randomized placebo-controlled clinical trial
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
Tuberculosis presenting as a gastric subepithelial tumor: the utility of EUS-guided sampling
06 / A PATIENT’S WORDS
Thorough. Knowledgeable.
Reassuring.
One independently posted patient comment describes the qualities that matter when the problem feels uncertain or difficult to explain.
“Very thorough in her examination and was very knowledgeable; felt very comfortable by her demeanor.”
07 / INSIGHTS
A better consultation
starts with a clear explanation.
Read concise, medically sourced guides to the symptoms, test results and treatment questions patients commonly bring to Dr Jain.
Acidity that keeps coming back: what may be missing?
When relief is temporary—or the symptom does not behave like ordinary reflux—the pattern deserves a closer look.
Read the insight ↗IBS or IBD? Similar initials, very different conditions.
Both can cause pain and altered bowel habits. Only one causes visible intestinal inflammation—and symptoms alone may not reliably separate them.
Read the insight ↗
Your FibroScan number is not the whole story
Liver stiffness can help estimate scarring risk. The result becomes meaningful only when it is read alongside blood tests, imaging and your metabolic and medical history.
Read the insight ↗REQUEST A CONSULTATION
Choose where you want to consult.
We’ll make the first step simple.
Select Moti Nagar or Paschim Vihar, share your preferred time and let the clinic team confirm availability.
MOTI NAGAR CLINICSreejee GastroLiver and Speciality Clinics
1st floor, No 29, Shivaji Marg, Block C, Moti Nagar, Delhi 110015
Google Maps ↗PASCHIM VIHAR CLINICDr Monika Jain Clinic, Paschim Vihar
Compare clinic details ↗Ekta Apartment, A2B/155A, Chaudhary Balbir Singh Marg, A 2 Block, Paschim Vihar, Delhi 110063
Google Maps ↗PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Before you choose a clinic or care pathway.
01Where does Dr Monika Jain practice?
Dr Monika Jain consults at Sreejee GastroLiver and Speciality Clinics in Moti Nagar and at her clinic in Paschim Vihar, West Delhi. Both clinic pages provide direct phone numbers and Google Maps directions.
02What are Dr Monika Jain’s clinical interests?
Her specialist scope includes inflammatory bowel disease, cirrhosis and hepatobiliary disease, pancreatic disease, diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy, EUS-guided procedures and advanced pancreatic ERCP.
03How can I request a consultation?
Choose Moti Nagar or Paschim Vihar, share a preferred date and time, then send the prepared request to the clinic team on WhatsApp. You can also call either clinic directly.
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