The illnesses of the rectum are extremely frequent, yet many of them delay the doctor’s visit for a long time due to fear of examination, discomfort or shame. However, most procological problems can be tackled well in time, and in many cases a simple, outpatient intervention can achieve significant or sustained improvements.

In our clinic, we pay particular attention to discretion and the calm environment in the course of the prostitution tests. Our aim is to minimise the inconvenience of the study while making an accurate diagnosis and offering a personalised treatment option.

A wide range of diseases can be the cause of anal pain, bleeding, itching, exudation or palpable lesions. Golden heart disease is one of the most common, but similar symptoms can be caused by rectal cracking, inflammation, abscess, sipoly or other good and malignant lesions. Therefore, instead of self-diagnosing on the basis of symptoms, it is proposed to clarify the exact cause of the complaints by a specialist examination.

Golden medal – a common problem that can be solved

Golden diarrhoea affects a significant part of the adult population during their lifetime. Constipation, stunting, sedentary lifestyles, overweight, pregnancy and age progression, among other factors, can play a role in its development. The disease may involve bleeding, itching, an unpleasant feeling of tension, pain or falling golden nodules.

Appropriate treatment will always depend on the type and severity of the golden medal. In lighter cases, significant improvements can also be achieved through lifestyle changes and medication, while in more advanced cases, an outpatient or surgical solution may be required.

Rectal cracking, fistula and other lesions

Severe anal pain, often associated with chairing, is often caused by rectal fissura ani. In many cases, appropriate treatment initiated early can be cured without surgery, while chronic lesions may require further treatment or surgery.

Rectal medlars and rectal abscesses also require specialist medical care. Once an accurate diagnosis has been made, our specialist doctor will explain in detail the possible treatment procedures and help you choose the right solution for the patient.

When should I contact a professor?

A procology study is recommended, inter alia, in the case of anal pain, bleeding, itching, swelling, exudation, difficulty in sweating, posterior nodules or palpable lesions in the vicinity of the anus. A rectal haemorrhage should always be investigated, the aim of the study is not only to eliminate the discomfort, but also to determine the exact cause of it and, if necessary, to plan for further investigation.