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Anal pain: Causes, differentiation, treatment, and prevention
Anal pain, though often dismissed as a minor discomfort, can signal underlying health issues that require attention. From the sharp sting of an anal fissure to the persistent ache of anal cancer. In his latest online article, Mr Amir Ghanbari helps us understand the causes, differentiation, treatment options, and prevention measures for anal pain.
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Here, distinguished general and lower GI surgeon, Mr Segun Komolafe, explains how bowel cancer screening is generally performed, and tells us at what point patients should see their doctor with regards to unexplained changes in their bowel movements.
Por Mr Daniel Baird
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Umbilical hernia: everything you must know: part 2
In the second article of a two-part series, leading colorectal surgeon Mr Daniel Baird discusses the surgical options for umbilical hernias and any frequently asked questions you may have about the condition.
Por Mr Pasha Nisar
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What you need to know about robotic surgery
Here, extremely well-regarded bowel cancer screening endoscopist, Mr Pasha Nisar, provides a comprehensive overview of robotic surgery and how it is used in colorectal surgery.
Por Mr Tushar Agarwal
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Quick-fire questions about anal fissure
An anal fissure can provoke pain, itching and discomfort, causing interruptions to daily life. Revered consultant colorectal surgeon Mr Tushar Agrawal answers your commonly asked questions about the condition.
Por Mr Daniel Baird
02.04.24
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Inguinal hernia in a nutshell: Laparoscopic vs open surgery and other considerations
In the second part of his deep dive into inguinal hernia (first part here), renowned consultant general and colorectal surgeon Mr Daniel Baird explains when an inguinal hernia needs to be repaired, open surgery vs laparoscopic and the possible risks or complications.
Por Mr Daniel Baird
27.03.24
Coloproctología
Umbilical hernia: everything you must know: part 1
An umbilical hernia manifests as a bulge near the belly button due to a hole in the abdominal fascia. It typically contains fat but may include bowel. Symptoms include a noticeable lump exacerbated by standing, coughing, or straining, though it may retract while lying down. Hernias don't heal on their own and can cause discomfort, pain, or aching, especially during physical activity. While usually not dangerous, severe pain or trapping requires immediate medical attention. Managing it involves conservative and surgical methods tailored to each patient to alleviate symptoms, prevent complications, and enhance quality of life. In the first article of a two-part series, leading colorectal surgeon Mr Daniel Baird discusses the surgical options for umbilical hernias and answers any questions you may have about the condition.
Por Mr Amir Ghanbari
22.03.24
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Rectal bleeding: a quick guide
Rectal bleeding is a common condition which may cause pain and discomfort and be a source of distress for patients. However, it may not always signify something serious. Here to provide a guide to rectal bleeding is leading colorectal surgeon Mr Amir Ghanbari, who discusses the common causes of the condition, and treatment options.
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