Proctology Sicknesses of all kinds and degrees distract sufferers from their work and life because of the painful and distressing symptoms. But scientists in recent years have developed many techniques and methods for treating anal diseases such as (Doppler – Laser – Vaaft), and here is a list of anal diseases, including hemorrhoids, fistula, hair bags and others. With a detailed explanation of its symptoms, methods of prevention, and the latest treatment methods:
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
They are dilated veins located in the anal canal. In some cases, hemorrhoids cause discomfort, but the most common cases it doesn't cause serious diseases. Hemorrhoids occur as a result of the expansion or enlargement of the veins in the lining of the anus, often occurs as a result of excessive pressure. Anus liner is a layer of tissue in the anal canal that is filled with blood to help…
Fistulas
An anal fistula is an abnormal connection between the surface of the anal canal covered in epithelial tissue and the skin, usually in the perianal region. A fistula can also be defined as an ulcer (opening in the body tissue) in the form of a narrow tube that extends in the body around the anus. To explain the origin of the fistula, some explanation is necessary about the anal glands,…
Pilonidal Sinus
The Pilonidal Sinus is most famous with the names “hair bag” and the “coccyx fistula” and others. As for the coccyx fistula in English and medically, it is Pilonidal sinus, as it is called the Pilonidal Sinus. A hair bag, or as it is called, a Pilonidal Sinus is formed when a hole is formed in the lower back and the presence of falling hair, where the hair and skin…
Perianal Abscess
Perianal abscess is a pocket of pus located in the tissues near the anus. The abscess is formed as a result of a blockage of the duct of the anal gland, and infections occur, and its medical name is Anal abscess. There are a number of reasons that may lead to an anal abscess, which are reasons that only increase the possibility of an abscess If a person has an…
Rectal prolapse
The rectum is the last part of the digestive system, and solid waste products leave the human body through the anus. Rectal prolapse is the prolapse of part of the rectal wall or mucous lining out of place or even out of the anus. Rectal prolapse (anal prolapse) occurs more in young children, older adults and occurs in women over 50 years of age. Rectal prolapse (anal prolapse) also affects…
Faecal incontinence
Faecal incontinence is the inability to control the initiation or stopping of a bowel movement, which causes stool to leak unexpectedly from the rectum. Fecal incontinence, also known as bowel incontinence, ranges from accidental leakage of stools while passing gases to a complete loss of bowel control. The cause of faecal incontinence is constipation, diarrhea, and muscle or nerve damage, which may be the result of aging or childbirth. It…
Anal Warts
Anal warts are classified as a sexually transmitted disease. This is a sexually transmitted disease. It may also be transmitted from person to person through the use of personal needs such as a bath towel. Almost two-thirds of people with anal warts are accused of infection from a sexual relationship with an infected partner within 3 months of the relationship. In the USA alone, one million cases of anal warts…
Anal Cancer
It is an uncommon cancer in which malignant cancer cells are concentrated and collect in the anal area at the anal opening where stool is expelled from the body. This cancer most often appears outside the anus in men, and it is usually internal in women. The main symptom of anal cancer is that the anus is swollen and sore. The tumors that may appear in the perianal skin region…
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Chronic pelvic pain is pain in the area below the navel and hips and it lasts for six months or longer. Pain in the pelvis may be just a symptom of another disease or it may be an independent condition. If chronic pelvic pain is caused by another disease, treatment for that disease is what is needed to stop the pain. But in most cases it is not possible to…
Rectal Bleeding
Rectal bleeding is blood flowing through the anus, and a person may notice blood on the stool, on the toilet paper, or on the inside of the toilet. Symptoms accompany anal-rectal bleeding? Rectal bleeding may occur alone without other symptoms, but it may be accompanied by the following symptoms, which will be useful to pay attention to, namely: Anal pain. A change in bowel habits Pay attention to the color…
Anal itching
A person’s feeling of discomfort requires itching (friction) in the anus and the rest of the anal area to relieve that feeling. Anal itching is not usually considered an indication of any serious disease. The skin around the anal area is red at first, then after scratching this area, the skin turns white and becomes thicker. Reasons cause anal itching Following are a number of the most important reasons that…
Constipation
Signs of constipation You can often tell if you are constipated if you experience any of the following: No defecation, the maximum number of times per week, which is three times. If all or most of your stool is large, dry, hard, or lumpy. Experiencing straining or pain when passing stool. Causes of constipation Constipation in adults, the most common causes are the following:
Proctology sicknesses are all treated by Dr. Khaldoun in his clinics, you need to make sure to visit a doctor with Proctology specialist incase if you feel any related symptoms, some patients come immediately to consult the doctor after facing one or few symptoms, while many other ignored the symptoms for days, weeks, and months.
As a result, the person who does not review the Proctology specialist immediately after facing something wrong related to the Anal (Blooding, Pain, Smell, Color) are risking himself incase the sickness developed to advanced situation.
Watch Doctor Khaldoun Ghareeb video advices about this 13 diseases on TikTok, the list of the 13 sicknesses are down in the footer.