Anal problems

Anal fissure, piles, and rectal polyps are common anorectal conditions that can cause pain or bleeding while passing stools. An anal fissure is a small tear in the lining of the anus that leads to sharp pain and fresh bleeding during bowel movements. Piles (haemorrhoids) occur when the veins in the rectal area swell, causing discomfort, itching, and bleeding. Rectal polyps are small growths inside the rectum that may also lead to bleeding and changes in bowel habits if left untreated.

To identify the exact cause of your symptoms, we perform a Proctoscopy, a simple and quick diagnostic procedure that allows direct visualisation of the anal canal and rectum. This helps in accurate diagnosis and deciding the most suitable treatment plan. Early evaluation is important to prevent complications and ensure faster, more comfortable recovery. If you're experiencing persistent pain or bleeding while passing stools, a timely medical assessment is strongly recommended.