Overview of Proctology
Offering specialized treatments in Proctology including:
- Anal Skin Tag Excision for skin growth removal.
- Effective Anal Fissure Treatment.
- Expert Anorectal Abscess Drainage.
- Comprehensive Anal Fistula Surgery.
- Precise Anorectal Wart Treatment.
- Targeted Rectal Pain Treatment.
- Diagnostic Rectal Bleeding Treatment.
- Pilonidal Cyst Surgery for tailbone cysts.
At ColoWell America, we prioritize your anorectal health and comfort.
Comprehensive guide to Proctology
At ColoWell America, our commitment to patient well-being is reflected in our comprehensive Proctology services. We understand the discomfort and concerns associated with anorectal conditions, and our specialized treatments are designed to address them effectively.
Anal Skin Tag Excision
Skin tags around the anal region can be a source of discomfort and self-consciousness. Our Anal Skin Tag Excision procedure ensures the careful removal of these growths, restoring comfort and confidence.
Anal Fissure Treatment
Painful tears in the anal lining require expert care. Our Anal Fissure Treatment is designed to promote healing, alleviate pain, and prevent recurrence.
Anorectal Abscess Drainage
Anorectal abscesses can be painful and may lead to complications if not treated promptly. Our specialists provide effective Anorectal Abscess Drainage to address infections and alleviate discomfort.
Anal Fistula Surgery
Fistulas, or abnormal connections between the skin and anus, require precise surgical intervention. Our Anal Fistula Surgery aims to correct these issues, ensuring optimal healing and recovery.
Anorectal Wart Treatment
Anorectal warts can be a cause for concern both medically and aesthetically. Our Anorectal Wart Treatment ensures the thorough and careful removal of these growths.
Rectal Pain Treatment
Persistent rectal pain can hinder daily activities. At ColoWell America, our Rectal Pain Treatment is tailored to diagnose the root cause and provide effective relief.
Rectal Bleeding Treatment
Rectal bleeding can be alarming. Our diagnostic approach to Rectal Bleeding Treatment ensures that the underlying causes are identified and addressed appropriately.
Pilonidal Cyst Surgery
Pilonidal cysts near the tailbone can be painful and recurrent. Our Pilonidal Cyst Surgery offers a comprehensive solution, treating the cyst and minimizing the chances of recurrence.
At ColoWell America, our holistic approach ensures that every patient receives personalized care, leading to optimal outcomes and improved quality of life.
To learn more view our Comprehensive guide for Proctology
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A proctologist is a specialist that treats common ailments and diseases of the anus and rectum including hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal fistula and abscess, rectocele problems and fecal incontinence etc. This extra training and experience, along with board certification in colorectal surgery can make all the difference for some patients.
A colorectal specialist is a surgeon who has extra fellowship training in treating various diseases of the colon, rectum and anus and is recognized by the American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery.
Colorectal doctors specialize in diseases and cancers of the colon and rectum, including surgery options for colorectal cancers, cancer screening, cancer symptoms, and diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the lower digestive tract. Colorectal doctors or colorectal surgeons are sometimes referred to as proctologists.
Blood in the stool can be caused by bright red bleeding coming from hemorrhoids, anal fissures, fistulae or cancer of the rectum and anus.
Bleeding can also come from diverticular problems in the colon, colon cancer and colonic polyps etc. Colitis or gastroenteritis can also cause bleeding that needs to be checked.
Upper gastrointestinal bleeding can come from the stomach or small bowel also. Mostly bleeding from these sources is dark brown or black. These symptoms should not be ignored, and patients should seek medical help soon.
Rectal cancer is very common and can present with fresh rectal bleeding, rectal pain, anorectal swelling, weight loss and more. Some patients may have a feeling of incomplete evacuation of their bowel movement called “tenesmus” or rectal cramping.
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