Proctology - Doc.Dr. Yahya Celik

Non-surgical Hemorrhoid Treatment

This is a suitable treatment for second- and third-degree hemorrhoids. This method does not require hospitalization or anesthesia. It can be easily performed in 7-8 minutes. The patient can resume normal activities after the procedure.

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Anal Fissure Treatmant Use Flap

It is both a more successful and safer procedure than LIS (Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy), a commonly performed procedure both globally and in our country.

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How is anal stenosis diagnosed?

If symptoms persist or worsen in patients who have previously undergone surgery for anal disease (anal fissure, hemorrhoids), anal stenosis may have developed. These patients experience difficulty going to the toilet , prolonged pain after stole, and frequent anal fissures.

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Non-surgical Treatment of pilonidal sinus

Microsinusectomy can use non-surgical treatment. without the need for anesthesia or an operating room. It offers the advantages of high success rates and a quick return to normal life.

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PROCTOLOGY (Anal Diseases)

This chapter deals with diseases affecting the anus and rectum, which form the final part of the digestive system. Hemorrhoids (piles), anal fissures, perianal fistulas , rectal stenosis, and rectal prolapse are the most common diseases. Patients often delay seeking medical attention due to fear and embarrassment. Delay in diagnosis and treatment can lead to irreversible complications. I have answered frequently asked questions about proctology diseases in short videos.

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Anal Diseases

Anal Stenosis, Anal Stricture, Anal Narrowing

What Is a Pilonidal Sinus (Pilonidal Disease)?

Anal Fistula (Perianal Fistula): Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Methods

What Is Hemorrhoidal Disease (Hemorrhoids)?

What Is an Anal Fissure? Symptoms and Treatment

Other

Other Surgical Diseases

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Thyroid Disease Management and Surgery

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Breast Disease Management and Surgery

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Hernia Surgery

A hernia is the protrusion of an internal organ through a weak point in the body wall where it normally resides. Because these weak points are most commonly located in the groin, the umbilicus, and...

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Endoscopic Procedures

Gastroscopy: An examination of the esophagus, stomach, and the upper part of the small intestine using an endoscope. The procedure requires 6 hours of fasting. It is performed under general anesthesia and takes approximately 5...

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