Anal surgery
Articles on anorectal conditions and their surgical treatment — hemorrhoids, anal fissure, lichen sclerosus and pain syndromes. Evidence-based information.
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Anal Fissure
Read article →Anal fistula and abscess
Read article →Anal itching (pruritus ani)
Read article →Anal skin tags: symptoms and removal
Read article →Anorectal pain: 5 typical causes and what helps
Read article →Blood in stool: color guide, causes and when to see a doctor
Read article →Hemorrhoid or cancer? How to tell the difference
Read article →Hemorrhoids during pregnancy
Read article →Levator Ani Syndrome: pelvic floor pain, symptoms and treatment
Read article →Lichen Sclerosus
Read article →McGivney Banding
Read article →Proctalgia Fugax
Read article →Pudendal Neuralgia
Read article →Rectal prolapse
Read article →Surgical treatment of hemorrhoids
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Anorectal conditions affect a large share of the adult population but are rarely discussed openly. Hemorrhoids, anal fissures, fistulas and chronic pain syndromes can significantly affect quality of life, and several treatment options exist; what is suitable depends on the individual assessment.
These articles, written by specialist Dr. Bahir Hadi, cover both common conditions and lesser-known pain syndromes (proctalgia fugax, levator ani syndrome, pudendal neuralgia). They also explain when rectal bleeding requires further work-up.
Kirurgen.dk in Charlottenlund offers assessment and treatment after a GP referral. If you are in health insurance group 1 and have a valid referral from your GP, the examinations and treatments covered by the clinic's public health agreement are covered by the Danish public health insurance, so you pay nothing for them yourself. If you are in health insurance group 2, there is usually a small co-payment under the health insurance rules. If you are paying yourself, contact the clinic for a price. Contact us to book an appointment.