Coloproctology
(colon-rectum-anus)
Trust us with the care of your colorectal health
Proper treatment of coloproctological conditions is essential to maintaining a good quality of life. Regain your well-being and live free from discomfort.
We are specialists in medical-surgical coloproctology.
We are specialists in medical-surgical coloproctology.
Did you know that anal and rectal conditions are much more common than you might think? Despite this, many people delay consultations due to embarrassment or because they underestimate their symptoms, which can worsen their progression and significantly affect quality of life.
Trust only specialists for the diagnosis and treatment of these conditions. We focus on assessing your health comprehensively and offering you the most appropriate approach to restore your well-being. When your health improves, you notice it in your day-to-day life.
Dr. Maye Soriano
Coloproctologist
Medical license number: 30/3008603
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The most common colorectal conditions seen in consultation
We treat the most frequent problems
These types of conditions concern us, and we know that for many of our patients they are of great importance.
A common condition that affects people of all ages, caused by the dilation of the veins in the rectum and anus. It may present with pain, itching, bleeding, or the appearance of lumps that cause significant daily discomfort. Although it is often experienced in silence due to embarrassment, hemorrhoids can limit quality of life and, if not properly treated, may lead to complications that require specialized medical attention.
A painful lesion caused by a small tear in the skin lining the anal canal. It usually appears after straining during bowel movements or episodes of constipation, and it causes intense pain, bleeding, and spasms in the area. These symptoms can create significant fear of going to the bathroom and substantially affect quality of life. If not properly treated, an anal fissure can become chronic and may require specialized interventions for healing.
A condition caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) that leads to the appearance of small lesions or lumps in the anal area. These warts can grow, multiply, and cause itching, bleeding, or discomfort when sitting or during bowel movements. Although they are not usually painful, their presence causes significant discomfort and concern for those affected. If not treated properly, condylomas can spread and recur, requiring specialized evaluation and management.
An inflammatory condition that occurs when an abnormal tract forms between the inside of the anus and the surrounding skin. It usually originates from an abscess and can cause pain, persistent discharge, and local irritation. In addition to physical discomfort, continuous suppuration can create significant daily inconvenience. If not properly treated, an anal fistula may become chronic and require specific surgical procedures for definitive resolution.
An acute infection caused by the accumulation of pus in the tissues surrounding the anus. It usually presents with severe pain, swelling, redness, and in many cases, fever or general discomfort. The pressure caused by the abscess can make daily activities difficult and lead to significant discomfort. If it is not properly drained and treated, it may result in complications such as the formation of an anal fistula, making prompt and specialized medical attention essential.
A common condition that appears in the upper part of the intergluteal cleft, generally due to hair penetrating the skin. It may present with inflammation, pain, redness, and sometimes the formation of an abscess with pus discharge. These symptoms cause discomfort when sitting or walking and can significantly affect daily life. If not properly treated, a pilonidal cyst can become chronic, lead to recurrent infections, and require specific surgical procedures for definitive resolution.
Taking care of your colorectal health in time makes the difference
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