Angiodysplasia of the colon is a disease accompanied by the expansion and deformation of blood vessels supplying the distal part of the intestine. The main symptom of the disease is periodic bloody discharge from the rectum, which, with a prolonged course of pathology, can lead to the development of anemia. For diagnosis, a general blood…
Rectal polyp is a precancerous tumor formation of the rectal mucosa. It has been asymptomatic for a long time. It may manifest as bloody or mucous secretions, sometimes significant bleeding is observed; constipation or diarrhea, false urges, a feeling of a foreign body or incomplete bowel emptying. The diagnosis is made on the basis of…
Do you have the impression that you have already encountered any new situation? Although most people have experienced this feeling of “deja vu”, its scientific explanation is not yet very clear. The feeling of deja vu is more often observed in young people, in situations of overwork or stress. There are many theories explaining this,…
Anal itching is a condition characterized by persistent itching in the anus and is a clinical symptom of many proctological diseases. It can be observed in the absence of pathology of the large intestine. In order to identify the causes of anal itching, laboratory (examination of perianal scraping, feces on helminth eggs, blood glucose) and…
Anal skin tag are soft shapeless outgrowths of skin up to 1.5 cm in size, located in the perianal zone. Skin growths look like a fringe. They are manifested by discomfort during defecation and walking, slight itching, difficulties with hygienic care, accompanied by pain, redness, wetness during inflammation. They are diagnosed by proctological examination, rectal…
Anal fissure is a slit-like defect of the mucous membrane of the anus, more often its posterior wall. It is characterized by itching, intense burning pain, which increases during and after defecation, slight discharge of scarlet blood, spasm of the sphincter. Due to intense pain, patients develop rectophobia, neurogenic disorders develop: aggression, apathy, irritability. Constant…
