Proctology is a medical field focused on diagnosing and treating diseases of the rectum, anus, and perineal area. Many patients delay visiting a doctor due to embarrassment, but it’s important to remember: the earlier a problem is identified, the easier it is to resolve!

• Pain, itching, or burning in the anal area;
• Blood in the stool or on toilet paper;
• Constipation, diarrhea, or frequent urges to defecate;
• Prolapse of nodes or a foreign body sensation;
• Discomfort during prolonged sitting.

• Hemorrhoids (non-surgical and surgical methods);
• Anal fissures (conservative and surgical treatment);
• Proctitis, paraproctitis (inflammatory diseases);
• Rectal cysts and fistulas;
• Polyps and neoplasms.

The doctor uses modern and painless examination methods:

• Anoscopy and rectoscopy (mucosal examination);
• Colonoscopy (if necessary);
• Pelvic ultrasound;

Treatment is tailored individually, ranging from medication therapy to minimally invasive methods such as sclerotherapy, latex ligation, and laser hemorrhoid removal.

Important! Don’t endure discomfort – a timely visit to a proctologist can prevent serious complications and preserve your health!