What We Treat
Proctology Services
Individual assessment, clear guidance and modern daycare treatment focused on comfort and recovery.
Piles (Hemorrhoids) Treatment
Piles are swollen blood vessels in or around the anal canal. They may cause painless bleeding, itching, discomfort, a feeling of incomplete evacuation or a lump that comes out during...
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Laser Piles Surgery (Painless, Daycare)
Laser piles surgery is a minimally invasive option that uses controlled laser energy to treat selected hemorrhoidal tissue. It is designed to limit unnecessary injury to surrounding...
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Transanal Suture Mucopaxy
Transanal suture mucopaxy is a tissue-preserving procedure used for selected prolapsing internal hemorrhoids. Carefully placed sutures lift and secure the loose hemorrhoidal tissue i...
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Stapler Surgery for Piles (MIPH)
Stapler surgery, also called MIPH or stapled hemorrhoidopexy, is used mainly for selected internal piles with significant prolapse. A circular stapling device lifts the prolapsed tis...
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Anal Fissure Treatment: Dilatation, Laser, Fissurectomy and LIS
An anal fissure is a small tear in the anal canal that commonly causes sharp pain during or after stool, burning and a streak of bright red blood. Hard stool, repeated constipation a...
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Anal Fistula Treatment: Fistulotomy, Fistulectomy, IFTAK, Kshar Sutra, VAAFT, PILTEC and LIFT
An anal fistula is an abnormal tract between the anal canal and nearby skin, often developing after an abscess. Recurrent swelling, pain, discharge or a non-healing opening may be pr...
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Pilonidal Sinus (PNS) Surgery
Pilonidal sinus is a small tract or cavity near the tailbone that can collect hair and repeatedly become inflamed or infected. It may cause pain, swelling, discharge or an abscess, p...
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Rectal Prolapse Treatment
Rectal prolapse occurs when part or all of the rectum slips down and may protrude through the anus. Patients can experience a visible bulge, mucus, bleeding, constipation or difficul...
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Anal Abscess Drainage
An anal abscess is a painful collection of infection near the anus or rectum. It may cause rapidly increasing pain, swelling, redness, fever or difficulty sitting. Antibiotics alone...
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Anal Warts (Condyloma) Treatment
Anal warts are small growths caused by certain types of human papillomavirus (HPV). They may occur around or inside the anal canal and can cause itching, moisture, bleeding or no sym...
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Chronic Constipation Management
Chronic constipation can mean infrequent stools, hard stool, excessive straining, incomplete emptying or the need for manual assistance. It can worsen piles, fissures and prolapse, b...
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Rectal Bleeding Evaluation
Rectal bleeding may appear on tissue, coat the stool, drip into the toilet or be mixed with stool. Piles and fissures are common causes, but inflammation, polyps and other bowel cond...
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Proctoscopy / Anoscopy (Diagnostic)
Proctoscopy and anoscopy are focused examinations of the anal canal and lower rectum. They help identify internal piles, fissures, inflammation, growths and other causes of bleeding,...
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Pruritus Ani (Anal Itching) Treatment
Pruritus ani is persistent itching or irritation around the anus. Moisture, over-cleaning, scented products, minor leakage, piles, skin conditions or infection may contribute. Scratc...
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Post-Surgery Daycare Recovery and Follow-up Consultation
Daycare proctology allows suitable patients to return home on the day of a planned procedure once pain is controlled, vital signs are stable and they can safely walk, drink and pass...
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