







Haemorrhoids are a unique disease that, according to statistics, affects about half of the world’s population. Many people refuse to discuss this problem even with a doctor. Often because of this, the disease develops and complicates a person’s life. To avoid adding complications to yourself in the future, we advise you to contact a specialist right now.
We treat patients with proctological diseases, we know what kind of discomfort and emotional and physical problems haemorrhoids cause. We try not to resort to surgery and sick leave if the disease can be cured using minimally invasive technologies.
It is important for the patient to visit the doctor on time. The symptoms of haemorrhoids are not always easy to detect. The disease can give minor signals that a person will not pay attention to. Do not wait for obvious signs to appear and contact us for advice. Remember that it is not possible to cure haemorrhoids with folk remedies; the disease can progress to a complex stage. Main signs of the disease:
- itching and burning in the anus;
- heaviness and discomfort;
- discharge of blood clots;
- appearance of compactions;
- bloating;
- aching pain in the anus.
At the initial consultation, the proctologist clarifies complaints and performs the tests that are allowed in your situation. Anoscopy and rectosigmoidoscopy are prescribed as indicated; the composition and cost of the appointment are clarified in advance. The examination is carried out gently, and pain relief is discussed if necessary. In some cases, help can be started immediately, but the need for surgery and treatment timelines depend on the diagnosis. Early consultation expands the range of options, but does not guarantee treatment without intervention or complete absence of pain.
We will not only cure haemorrhoids, but we will also tell you how to eat, what daily routine to follow and how to protect yourself from the recurrence of the disease.
The material clarifies identified medical inaccuracies. Methods, contraindications, and recovery depend on the individual situation; the information helps to prepare for a consultation.
ASCRS: Haemorrhoid Guidelines, 2024 · NIDDK: Haemorrhoidal Disease


