They meant a "gastro-intestinal" infection. But, I still wonder why tummy doctors are referred to as GIs. Maybe because they used to be called gastro-intestinal doctors?Hmmm.Stacey
They meant a "gastro-intestinal" infection. But, I still wonder why tummy doctors are referred to as GIs. Maybe because they used to be called gastro-intestinal doctors?Hmmm.Stacey
Two terms are usedGastroenterology is more formalGastro-Intestinal is usually less formal.But GE is a company that makes appliances so I think the GI gets used more as the abbreviation than GE.I have a GE infection....the mold in the refrigerator
Two terms are usedGastroenterology is more formalGastro-Intestinal is usually less formal.But GE is a company that makes appliances so I think the GI gets used more as the abbreviation than GE.I have a GE infection....the mold in the refrigerator
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