There’s no reason to be embarrassed by your anal warts — they’re more common than you think. If you let embarrassment prevent you from seeking treatment, you could wind up with a far more serious problem. Here’s why you shouldn’t ignore your warts.
Keeping your gut healthy is an important step toward enjoying better overall health, too. Adopting these eight simple tips can give your gut the support it needs to function well and keep the rest of your body healthy.
Constipation and hemorrhoids are common — and uncomfortable. Medical treatments can help, but in many cases, increasing your fiber intake is a natural way to improve your symptoms. Here’s how fiber supports a healthy gut.
Hernias are common, affecting millions of Americans. Still, that doesn’t mean they can’t be serious. Here’s how to tell when it’s time to see the doctor for your hernia.
Most people know that getting plenty of fluid is important for overall health — but did you know staying hydrated can help with colon and anal health, too? It’s true. Here’s how hydration can help you avoid common — and often painful — problems.
Colonoscopy is the most accurate way to diagnose colon cancer in its earliest stages. While the procedure itself is straightforward, there are some things you’ll need to do ahead of time to prepare. Here’s what you need to know.
Hemorrhoids affect millions of Americans — but you don’t have to be one of them. These five tips can help you prevent hemorrhoids and the uncomfortable symptoms they cause.
Colon problems can wreak havoc on your digestion, your health, and your quality of life. The good news: Eating a healthy diet can help. Here are four easy ways to support colon health through smart food choices.
Anal warts are unattractive, and in some cases, they can be uncomfortable, too. But are they dangerous? We have the answer.
Anal fissures are a relatively common cause of rectal bleeding, especially if you’re frequently constipated. If you have an anal fissure — or if you routinely have them — here’s what could be causing them.
A pilonidal cyst is a sometimes painful lump that forms at the base of your tailbone. If you have one, prompt treatment can relieve symptoms while preventing a serious infection. Here’s how our practice can help.
Symptomatic hemorrhoids can cause chronic pain for those who suffer from them, and in some cases, they can cause serious complications. A hemorrhoidectomy can help. Here’s when it’s time to consider this surgical procedure.
If you have anal warts, it’s not unusual to feel self-conscious. But guess what? Anal warts are common, caused by the same virus that causes genital warts. Best of all, they’re treatable. Here’s how we can help.
Having a colonoscopy is one of the best things you can do to prevent colon cancer. Still, plenty of people hesitate and delay having a screening because they’re worried about what it entails. Sound familiar? Here’s what you need to know.
Painful bowel movements? It could be an anal fissure. Learn the most common signs of anal fissures so you can get the care you need to heal quickly.
Painful, itching, burning hemorrhoids can take a big toll on your comfort and quality of life. The good news: There are plenty of treatment options that could help — including some pretty simple changes to your diet. Here’s what to do.
Anal fistulas can be painful, but the good news is, there are several treatments that can help. Here’s how Dr. Tarlowe uses state-of-the-art techniques to treat anal fistulas and promote healing.
Hemorrhoids can cause a lot of painful symptoms, along with rectal bleeding, itching, burning, and swelling. Fortunately, today there are lots of treatment options to help you find relief. Here are some home remedies and medical options to consider.
Pilonidal cysts can be extremely painful, and without prompt medical care, they can develop into significant infections. Here’s what you should know about how these relatively common cysts form and how they’re treated.
Most people know it’s important to have a colonoscopy to detect and even prevent colorectal cancer. But do you know when you should have your first colonoscopy and how often you should be screened? We have the answers.
Most benign soft tissue tumors are asymptomatic, meaning they don’t cause pain or other problems. But when they do, treatment is essential for relieving those symptoms and preventing them from getting worse. Here’s how we can help.
Anal warts aren’t just unattractive — they can also increase your risk for anal cancer. Here’s why early diagnosis is important for staying healthy.
Anorectal fistulas are caused by deep infections, and medical intervention is necessary to prevent more serious problems from developing. Here’s how to tell if you might have a fistula — and how it can be treated.
Hemorrhoids are a common complaint, and they become even more common with age. If you’re suffering from the pain, burning, and itching hemorrhoids can cause, here’s how you can find relief — and keep them from coming back.
Hernias can cause a lot of pain, and without proper treatment, they can lead to major medical problems. But do all hernias need surgery? Here’s what you should know.
Anal fissures are a common cause of painful bowel movements, and they can cause bleeding, too. If you have anal fissures, here’s what could be causing them — and how to stop those painful symptoms from recurring.
Are you dreading your first colonoscopy? Don’t let fear get in your way. Chances are you’ll doze through the whole thing. Here’s what you should know.
If you’re suffering from hemorrhoids, you may be surprised to learn that your treatment options vary based on the type of hemorrhoid you have. Learn about the two types and how they’re treated.