Blog Articles

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.