Anal diseases such as hemorrhoids, fissures and fistulas
Unfortunately, many people at least once in their lives have experienced anal diseases. This applies to people who have recently undergone childbirth, who lead a sedentary lifestyle, are prone to physical exertion, or who often have constipation. Often a person suffers a manifestation of unpleasant symptoms for a long time and is in no hurry to seek qualified help. After a while, the patient develops complications.
The leading Israeli clinic Tel Aviv Medical Clinic employs real professionals who have been involved in the detection and treatment of various pathologies for over 10 years. We use the latest equipment and innovative methods of therapy. The clinic has established rates at the state level. Thus, you get quality services for which you pay less.
Diseases that we treat
Our qualified doctors help patients cope with the following pathologies:
- Haemorrhoids – one of the most common diseases in proctology, which is based on the pathological condition of the cavernous plexuses of the rectum, accompanied by a stagnation of blood in them.
- Fistula of the rectum) is a chronic inflammatory process in the anal crypt, inner sphincter space and pararectal tissue with the formation of the fistulous course. The affected crypt is at the same time the internal opening of the fistula.
- An anal fissure is a spontaneous longitudinal rupture (ulcer or wound) at the border of the transition of the skin into the mucous membrane of the anal canal. This is one of the most common proctologic diseases, which is second only to haemorrhoids in the number of visits.
Symptoms
If you have the following signs of the disease, you should immediately consult a doctor:
- seals around the anus under the skin;
- prolapse of nodes during bowel movements;
- the presence of external hemorrhoidal nodes;
- a feeling of discomfort and humidity in the anus;
- sharp cutting or stitching pain during and after defecation;
- anus sphincter spasm;
- slight bleeding with scarlet drops or smears on toilet paper;
- anal itching;
- secretion of mucus, infiltrate, pus from the rectum;
- urinary retention and defecation;
- fever and chills;
- redness and irritation of the skin around the anus and partially the buttocks.
Diagnosis of diseases is based on medical history, complaints, the clinical picture of the disease, physical examination data, results of a digital examination and instrumental examination methods. Based on the data received, the doctor selects an individual therapy regimen.