Consultant Surgeon
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Call for Support: +44 7624 292 278
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Our Location: 1A Lord Street,Douglas,Isle of Man,IM1 2BE
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Email Now: husada@manxbowel.com
Consultant Surgeon
Call for Support: +44 7624 292 278
Our Location: 1A Lord Street,Douglas,Isle of Man,IM1 2BE
Email Now: husada@manxbowel.com
Coloproctology is the branch of medicine dedicated to diagnosing and treating diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus. This specialised area addresses both common and complex conditions that affect bowel function and quality of life.
Mr.Glen Husada provides expert, compassionate care for patients with haemorrhoids (piles), anal fissures, anal fistulas, and other colorectal disorders, using the latest minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery and minimal discomfort.
Modern coloproctology focuses not only on curing the condition but also on restoring bowel health, comfort, and confidence. Every treatment is tailored to the individual, ensuring safe and lasting results.
Diagnosis may include digital rectal examination, proctoscopy, or colonoscopy, allowing precise assessment of symptoms such as bleeding, pain, or discharge.
In suitable cases, day-case procedures are offered under local or short general anaesthesia, enabling patients to return home the same day.
Mr.Husada combines clinical excellence with a caring approach, ensuring that every patient feels informed and supported from diagnosis through recovery.
Swollen veins in the anal canal causing bleeding, itching, or pain. Treatments range from rubber band ligation and infrared coagulation to surgical removal, depending on severity.
A small tear in the anal lining leading to sharp pain during bowel movements. Non-surgical and surgical options are available, focusing on relaxation of the anal muscle and healing.
An abnormal tract between the anal canal and skin, often due to infection. Surgical repair (fistulotomy or advancement flap) is performed to close the tract and prevent recurrence.
Comprehensive evaluation of colorectal symptoms to detect early signs of disease, including inflammatory bowel conditions, diverticular disease, and colorectal cancer.