Proctology (Anorectal Conditions)
Evaluation and treatment of piles, fissure, fistula and pilonidal sinus.
Anorectal symptoms have several possible causes and need clinical examination before treatment. Many patients improve with medical management and diet; surgery is considered when symptoms persist or the condition requires it.
This service is available after clinical assessment.
Conditions commonly seen
Procedures
- Haemorrhoid surgery
- Fissure surgery
- Fistula surgery
- Drainage of perianal abscess
- Pilonidal sinus surgery
When to consult a surgeon
- Bleeding during or after passing stool
- Pain during defaecation lasting more than a few days
- A recurring swelling or discharge near the anus
Detailed guides
Anal Fissure
A tear in the anal lining causing sharp pain and bright red bleeding. Fibre, sitz baths, ointments, botulinum toxin and sphincterotomy explained clearly.
Learn MoreConditionAnal Fistula
A track from the anal canal to the skin, usually after an abscess. How simple and complex fistulas are assessed and treated while protecting continence.
Learn MoreConditionPerianal Abscess
A perianal abscess is a collection of pus caused by infection around the anus. It typically causes increasing pain, swelling and tenderness and usually requires prompt surgical drainage. Antibiotics alone are generally not sufficient for an established abscess, although they may be added when there is cellulitis, systemic infection, diabetes, immunosuppression or other specific clinical concerns.
Learn MoreConditionPiles (Haemorrhoids)
Swollen anal cushions causing bleeding, itching and discomfort.
Learn MoreConditionPilonidal Sinus
Pits and tracks in the natal cleft causing discharge, pain and abscesses. Drainage, minimally invasive options and off-midline closure surgery explained.
Learn MoreDiscuss your symptoms in a consultation
For urgent surgical problems, please contact the nearest hospital emergency department.
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