Colorectal Procedures | Colonoscopy, Hemorrhoid Treatment & Surgery in Phoenix, AZ

Learn about colorectal procedures including colonoscopy, hemorrhoid banding, hemorrhoid surgery, anal fissure treatment, and other anorectal procedures performed by Dr. Aisha Akhtar, board-certified colorectal surgeon serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Glendale.

Hemorrhoid Procedures | Banding, Surgery & Treatment Options

Hemorrhoid Procedures

Hemorrhoid Procedures Overview of common medical procedures used to treat hemorrhoids. When hemorrhoids cause persistent bleeding, pain, or prolapse that does not improve with conservative treatment, medical procedures may be recommended. Most hemorrhoid treatments are minimally invasive and performed in the office, while more advanced cases may require surgery. Dr. Aisha Akhtar, a board-certified colorectal surgeon in Phoenix, offers a range of procedures for hemorrhoid treatment depending on the severity of symptoms and the type of hemorrhoid.

Procedures for Rectal Bleeding | Diagnostic Tests and Treatments

Rectal Bleeding Procedures

Common diagnostic procedures used to identify the source of rectal bleeding include anoscopy flexible sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy. Rectal Bleeding Procedures Rectal bleeding is a symptom that may originate from the anus, rectum, or colon. When bleeding persists or its cause is unclear, physicians often recommend diagnostic procedures to identify the source of bleeding and determine the appropriate treatment. Modern colorectal evaluation relies on several minimally invasive procedures that allow doctors to visualize the lining of the rectum and colon directly.

Procedures for Rectal Prolapse | Diagnosis and Surgical Treatment

Rectal Prolapse Procedures

Rectal prolapse evaluation may include anorectal examination, defecography, anorectal manometry, and surgical repair depending on the severity of symptoms. Rectal Prolapse Procedures Rectal prolapse is a condition in which the rectum loses its normal support and descends downward, sometimes protruding through the anus. When prolapse is suspected, physicians may recommend diagnostic procedures to confirm the diagnosis, assess pelvic floor function, and plan the most appropriate treatment. Modern colorectal evaluation uses a combination of physical examination, functional testing, imaging, and surgical procedures tailored to the severity of prolapse and the patient’s symptoms.

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