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Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Children Children Children Children “Uncomfortable problems,” as proctological diseases are often called, remain among the most common among the population. At the same time, many patients postpone visiting a proctologist until pain and discomfort become unbearable. However, the earlier the problem is diagnosed, the easier it is to treat.
At Oxford Medical Clinic, experienced doctors use modern minimally invasive treatment methods. We provide a full range of diagnostic and treatment services, including early detection of rectal cancer, treatment of hemorrhoids, fissures, paraproctitis, and other diseases.
Schedule a consultation with a proctologist at Oxford Medical by phone or through the form on our website and take care of your health without unnecessary stress!
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If you experience one or more of these symptoms, schedule a doctor’s appointment as soon as possible:
Pain or discomfort during bowel movements.
Blood in stool or bleeding from the anus.
Growths or lumps around the anus.
Feeling of incomplete bowel emptying.
A basic method for assessing the condition of the anal canal and lower rectum. The doctor palpates the tissues to detect nodes, fissures, tumors, inflammation, or other pathological changes. The procedure is quick and almost painless.
Endoscopic examination of the anal canal using an anoscope—a tube-like instrument with lighting. Allows visual inspection of the mucosa to detect hemorrhoids, fissures, neoplasms, and assess inflammatory changes.
Ultrasound examination in which a probe is inserted into the rectum. This method provides a detailed study of the rectum, surrounding tissues, and pelvic organs, detecting tumors, inflammations, infiltrates, or abscesses.
Examination of the rectum and the distal sigmoid colon up to a depth of 30 cm. Performed using a rigid endoscope (rectosigmoidoscope) with an optical system. Diagnoses polyps, fissures, tumors, bleeding, and inflammation.
Endoscopic examination of the entire large intestine using a flexible probe with a video camera. It enables detailed assessment of the mucosa, detection of bleeding sources, polyps, tumors, ulcers, and biopsy material collection.
X-ray examination of the colon with the introduction of a contrast agent (often barium sulfate). Evaluates the shape, relief, and patency of the intestine, identifying narrowing, tumors, diverticula, and other pathologies.
Examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum using an endoscope. Detects inflammatory processes, ulcers, neoplasms, and bleeding that may secondarily affect the intestine.
It is recommended to abstain from eating for 8–12 hours before the consultation (you may drink water or unsweetened tea). It is also necessary to clean the bowels—use a micro enema or take a laxative 12–16 hours before the examination, following the instructions.
For easier examination, it is advisable to wear loose-fitting clothes that are easy to remove. This facilitates access to the examination area and ensures your comfort.
Bring all previous examination results, if available. This will help the doctor make a faster and more accurate diagnosis and determine the best treatment plan.
Yes, be sure to inform about all comorbid conditions, allergies, and medications you regularly take. This information is crucial for choosing a safe treatment plan and preventing possible complications.
All advices Consultations with proctologists at Oxford Medical are conducted by doctors with extensive clinical experience specializing in diagnosing and treating proctological diseases. The consultation is conducted in comfortable conditions with confidentiality and follows a clear sequence of steps.
The doctor clarifies the nature of complaints, symptom duration, possible provoking factors, past diseases, allergies, chronic conditions, and family history. This stage helps form a preliminary understanding of the problem's cause.
A visual examination of the anal area and a digital rectal exam are performed. Anoscopy may be conducted if necessary. The examination helps detect fissures, nodes, neoplasms, inflammation, or other tissue changes.
If visual inspection is insufficient, the doctor orders instrumental or laboratory examinations—ultrasound, colonoscopy, blood tests, stool tests, etc. This enables accurate diagnosis and ruling out oncological pathology.
After establishing the diagnosis, the doctor proposes an individual treatment plan. The patient also receives recommendations regarding diet, care, and prevention of exacerbations or complications.
Experienced proctologists. Qualified specialists with extensive treatment experience.
Advanced diagnostic equipment. Video rectosigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, and other modern methods.
Unique treatment methods. Use of HAL-RAR and other minimally invasive technologies.
Comprehensive care. Possibility to undergo all tests and examinations on-site.
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Both conservative and surgical treatment methods are used for proctological diseases. The therapy program depends on the diagnosis and disease stage.
Therapeutic treatment is usually used at early stages and in combination with surgical treatment. It may include:
Administration of painkillers, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, vascular-strengthening, and other medications;
Use of topical agents (anal suppositories, ointments);
Adherence to diet;
Therapeutic physical exercise;
Weight normalization, etc.
At the Oxford Medical Proctology Department, modern minimally invasive surgical methods are mainly used, such as:
Infrared Coagulation – a short (up to 20 minutes) procedure that effectively treats internal hemorrhoids (stages I–II) and rectal fissures without hospitalization and complications. It leads to full recovery in 90% of cases.
Rubber Band Ligation – a painless method of removing internal hemorrhoids (stages I–III) without hospitalization. Thanks to the 20-minute procedure, more than 80% of patients permanently get rid of hemorrhoidal nodes.
Radio Wave Surgery with the Surgitron Device – used to treat external hemorrhoids (all stages), condylomas, anal fissures, and papillomas. The procedure is completely safe, non-traumatic, and allows full recovery within two weeks. The effectiveness exceeds 90%.
Doppler-Guided HAL-RAR De-arterialization – a unique opportunity to treat hemorrhoids at any stage in one visit. In 40 minutes under local or general anesthesia, the patient is permanently freed from hemorrhoids, as HAL-RAR eliminates both the cause and the consequence. Method effectiveness – 95.5%.
Laser Hemorrhoid Treatment – fast and safe removal of external and internal hemorrhoids using a top German Biolitec AG surgical laser.
Oxford Medical is equipped with new expert-class devices, enabling the most accurate diagnostics and minimally invasive or traditional surgical treatment of various proctological diseases.
The clinic is equipped for:
Ultrasound;
X-ray;
CT scans;
Endoscopic examinations (anoscopy, rectosigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, and others);
Laser treatment;
Radio wave treatment;
Latex ligation of hemorrhoidal nodes;
Conducting traditional surgical operations.
Minimally invasive therapy is carried out with devices like the German-made Biolitec laser with the LHP Procedure Kit light guide, the Surgitron radio wave surgery device (USA), and others.
Oxford Medical Clinic offers consultations with experienced proctologists in different districts of Kyiv. If you need a proctologist in Pozniaky or, specifically, a proctologist on Bazhana Avenue, you can visit our clinic at 1 Mykhaila Hryska Street—very close by.
Need a proctologist in the city center? Clinics on Predslavynska Street and Kniaziv Ostrozkykh Street are at your service, also convenient for those seeking a proctologist in Pechersk.
Residents of the Sviatoshynskyi District can visit the proctologist in Sviatoshyno. This location is also convenient for those near Beresteiska metro station.
Oxford Medical operates 13 clinics in different districts of Kyiv and Irpin, so every patient can choose the most convenient location. Schedule a consultation by phone or via the website form.
Take care of your health with the specialists of Oxford Medical Clinic!
Itching may be a symptom of internal hemorrhoids, anal fissures, dermatitis, helminthiasis, or hygiene violations. Allergic reactions or fungal infections are also possible. A proctologist's examination is necessary to determine the cause.
Yes, in early stages, hemorrhoids are successfully treated conservatively: with suppositories, ointments, venotonics, and lifestyle changes. Minimally invasive methods—infrared coagulation, rubber band ligation—are effective in stages I–II. Surgery is needed only for advanced forms or complications.
Yes, but with limitations. Moderate exercises such as walking, swimming, and yoga are recommended. Avoid heavy lifting, strength exercises, and cycling, as they may increase intra-abdominal pressure and worsen the condition.
Yes, after the age of 50, it is recommended to undergo colonoscopy every 5–10 years for early detection of polyps or colorectal cancer, even in the absence of symptoms.
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