What are hemorrhoids? Hemorrhoids are cushions located in the upper part of the anal canal. We have a total of 3 internal hemorrhoidal nodules, and their function is to aid in anal continence. It is necessary to be attentive if they suffer a change in size or become loose, because then they should be treated. … Read more
Diverticula are small areas of weakness in the wall, usually of the large intestine and most often in an area known as the sigma, on the left side of the abdomen. When there is an increase of pressure inside the intestine, due to this weakness, a kind of pouch is generated, as when a balloon … Read more
Laparoscopic or minimally invasive surgery began to develop in routine practice in the early 90’s of the last century and is currently widespread in multiple processes, the most common being the removal of the gallbladder. The procedure requires small incisions (0.5 to 1cm) through which instruments and optics connected to a video camera and a … Read more
Hemorrhoids or piles are a cushion made up of blood vessels and elastic fibers, which is located on the inside of the anus and helps to keep it closed. Why hemorrhoids appear When the tissue inside the anus descends out of the anal canal or becomes inflamed, hemorrhoids occur. According to experts in coloproctology, this … Read more
An anal fissure is a small wound or tear of a few millimeters, located at the margin of the anus, which causes significant pain during or after defecation, and sometimes minimal bleeding. The evacuation of hard and straining stools can cause this tear, but it can also be caused by diarrhea crises, as well as … Read more
Index 1. What is rectal prolapse? 2. Prognosis of the disease 3. Symptoms 4. Medical tests 5. Causes 6. Can it be prevented? 7. Treatments 8. Which specialist treats it? What is rectal prolapse? Rectal prolapse is a condition that occurs when the end of the large intestine, known as the rectum, protrudes downward and … Read more