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Chronic gallbladder pain and other symptoms may indicate you simply need to have your gallbladder removed. Fortunately, technology makes this a less invasive procedure than in years past.

Hemorrhoids are many things — painful, embarrassing, itchy — but what they are not is something you should ignore. Here’s why you should seek help for your hemorrhoids.

Anyone can be diagnosed with cancer, but family history, race, and age can all put you at specific risk for colon cancer. Here’s what you need to know.

Are you looking at the possibility of needing a colostomy? Don’t panic: having a pouch isn’t as awful as you might be thinking, thanks to advancements in ostomy equipment and surgery.

Your diet plays a large part in your health, especially if you have hemorrhoids. Here are some tips on which foods to avoid, so you can prevent problems in the restroom later.

Like most cancers, your chances of survival are higher if colon cancer is detected early. This is why screenings should be a regular part of your life, especially if you’re at risk.

Hemorrhoids can be painful, uncomfortable, and embarrassing to bring up to your doctor. Here’s how we can help you get the consideration you need as well as relief from the burning, itching, and pressure.

Pilonidal cysts can be a pain in the rear, in more ways than one. Here’s what you need to know about this condition, how to recognize the signs and symptoms, and when you need to seek treatment.

Gallbladder attacks are painful, scary, and can disrupt every aspect of your life. If you’re struggling with uncomfortable and chronic gallbladder issues, surgery might be the best possible solution.

If you get a group of older Americans in a room together, they’ll soon start comparing life experiences, including medical procedures such as a colonoscopy. How do you know if you need to schedule one for yourself?

Painful bowel movements are an issue that can have many causes. If you haven’t visited a doctor yet, an expert can help you diagnose and treat your bowel condition and relieve your pain.

Do you have a cyst in an uncomfortable or embarrassing place? Keep reading to find out when you should see a doctor about that cyst in your buttocks area and learn what treatment options are available.

If you’ve been diagnosed with an anal fistula, you might be feeling lost and overwhelmed. Here’s some insight into how anal fistulas are formed, what your risk factors are, and what your doctor can do for you.

Rectal prolapse can be scary, embarrassing, frustrating, and uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are solutions that can restore your confidence and eliminate your discomfort.

Flare-ups of Crohn’s disease symptoms can put a massive strain on your daily life. Here are some tips on how to manage your chronic condition, and when it might be time to consider surgical options.

There are many causes of rectal itching or pain, from hygiene issues to potential growths or tears. Find out what might be causing your anal discomfort and if you might need medical attention.

Do you have chronic stomach complaints or fevers that come and go, but can’t pin down their cause? If you're over 60 years of age, female, or have certain other risk factors, you could have diverticulitis.

Problems with the gallbladder can lead to nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and more. Thankfully, your gallbladder issues are likely to be completely treatable, possibly with surgery.

Colon cancer is responsible for more than 50,000 deaths in America every year. Find out how you can help lower your risk for this deadly type of cancer by improving your colorectal health.

A hernia is your body’s way of telling you to sit back and take it easy because you’re putting too much pressure on yourself. Why wait until your body gives you this painful warning? Instead, prevent a hernia with these five tips.

Hemorrhoids can be uncomfortable and embarrassing, but they’re also relatively common. When should you self-treat, and when is it time to call and make an appointment with a proctologist? Read on to learn more.