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The Anorectal Care service at Moolchand provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for conditions affecting the rectum, anal canal and surrounding tissues. Common disorders such as piles (haemorrhoids), fissures, fistulas and abscesses can cause significant discomfort, and early treatment helps prevent complications.
Our team includes experienced surgeons trained in both conservative and procedural management. We use modern diagnostic methods and offer minimally invasive treatments—including laser therapy—for fasterrecovery, reduced pain and Lowerrecurrence rates. Individualised care plans focus on symptom relief, prevention and long-term management, especially for chronic or recurrent anorectal disease.
Patients receive clear guidance on diet, lifestyle and hygiene practices that support healing. For complex fistulas, non-healing wounds or recurrent pain, our specialists coordinate with gastroenterology and colorectal experts to ensure accurate diagnosis and complete care.
• Expertise in fissure, piles and fistula care
• Training in minimally invasive and laser procedures
• Personalised treatment based on the severity of symptoms
• Laser piles Surgery
• Fistula laser closure (as indicated)
• Day-care procedures with quicker recovery
• Anoscopy and proctoscopy
• Ultrasound guidance for complex cases
• Assessment of underlying digestive issues
• Focus on symptom relief and comfort
• Post-procedure guidance for long-term recovery
• Sensitive, respectful and discreet consultations
• Dietary guidance
• Constipation management
• Hygiene practices to reduce recurrence
• Medical and dietary management
• Minimally invasive procedures
• Laser haemorrhoidoplasty
• Medication and lifestyle modification
• Botox injection (as indicated)
• Minimally invasive fissure Surgery
• Diagnosis of fistula tracts
• Laser fistula treatment
• Sphincter-preserving procedures
• Incision and drainage
• Antibiotic management
• Monitoring for recurrence
• Pruritus ani
• Rectal bleeding evaluation
• Non-healing anorectal wounds
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• Piles (internal and external haemorrhoids)
• Anal fissures
• Anal fistula
• Perianal abscess
• Chronic constipation-related anorectal problems
• Rectal bleeding
• Proctitis and irritation
• Skin tags and anal swelling
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