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A hernia can occur at any age, but treating it in an older adult requires careful planning. Families often worry about anaesthesia, existing medical conditions, medicines, and recovery. Hernia surgery in elderly patients can be a suitable option after age 70 or 80, but age alone does not determine whether surgery is safe. Doctors assess […]
Rectal prolapse can be uncomfortable, embarrassing, and sometimes mistaken for piles. It occurs when part or all of the rectum moves downward from its normal position and may protrude through the anal opening. For adults with established or troublesome prolapse, rectal prolapse surgery treatment may be considered when symptoms persist, the prolapse repeatedly comes out, […]
An intestinal obstruction happens when food, fluid, gas, and digestive contents cannot move normally through the intestine. The blockage may be partial or complete and can cause abdominal pain, swelling, vomiting, constipation, and inability to pass gas. Not every bowel obstruction requires an operation. However, intestinal obstruction surgery may become necessary when the blockage does […]
Monsoon brings relief from summer heat, but it can also bring a noticeable rise in digestive complaints. During the rainy season, people commonly experience stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhoea, bloating, fever, or loss of appetite. Most digestive upsets are not surgical emergencies. However, the problem is that symptoms of appendicitis, gallbladder inflammation, intestinal obstruction, and some […]
Surgery can bring many questions: Is it really necessary? Will it hurt? How long will recovery take? Can you eat before surgery? When can you return to work? This surgery FAQ questions answers guide addresses common concerns patients may have before and after an operation. The answers are general educational guidance. Your surgeon’s individual instructions […]
How to prepare for surgery: Complete your prescribed medical tests, discuss your medicines and health conditions with your surgical team, follow individual fasting instructions, arrange transportation, and prepare your home for recovery. During the week before surgery, confirm your admission details, required documents, and postoperative care plan. Never stop prescribed medicines or change fasting instructions […]
Bleeding from the anus without pain often occurs because of internal piles (haemorrhoids), but diverticular bleeding, colorectal polyps, inflammation, and other bowel conditions can also cause it. The absence of pain does not guarantee that the bleeding is harmless. New, unexplained, or repeated rectal bleeding requires medical evaluation. If you searched for “bleeding from anus […]
A general surgeon diagnoses and treats conditions that may require surgical care, including hernias, gallbladder disease, appendicitis, piles, fissures, fistulas, and several abdominal and soft-tissue conditions. Their role does not begin and end in the operating room. General surgeons also evaluate symptoms, decide whether surgery is necessary, prepare patients for procedures, and guide recovery afterward. […]
Groin pain after exercise, running, twisting, or lifting may make you wonder whether you have a hernia. However, a sports hernia and a regular hernia are not the same condition. A sports hernia usually involves an injury or weakness of soft tissues in the lower abdomen or groin, while a regular hernia occurs when tissue […]
Fistula in ano, commonly called an anal fistula, is an abnormal tunnel that develops between the anal canal and the skin around the anus. It can cause repeated swelling, pain, pus discharge, irritation, and recurrent infection. Symptoms may temporarily improve after drainage but can return if the fistula tract remains. The goal of fistula in […]