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A colorectal surgeon diagnoses and treats diseases of the colon, rectum and anus. This includes পাইলস (piles), এনাল ফিসার (fissure), ফিস্টুলা (fistula), abscess, rectal prolapse, pilonidal sinus, inflammatory bowel disease and colon or rectal cancer. Many conditions can be treated with medicine, diet changes or minor procedures. Surgery is recommended only when it is truly needed.

You cannot tell the cause of rectal bleeding by looking at it alone. Piles and fissure are the most common causes, and both are treatable. However, polyps and colorectal cancer can also cause bleeding. Warning signs include blood mixed with stool, weight loss, anemia or a lasting change in bowel habits. Any repeated or unexplained bleeding should be checked by a colorectal surgeon. An early check is always safer than waiting.

No, most piles do not need surgery. Early-stage piles often improve with more fiber, more water, less straining and medicine. Larger or complicated piles may need a minor procedure or an operation. The right treatment depends on the stage of your piles and your overall health, and this can only be decided after an examination. Delaying treatment can allow the condition to get worse

Recovery depends on the type of operation and your general health. After piles or fissure surgery, many patients go home within a day and return to light activities within a few days, while full healing may take a few weeks. Laparoscopic hernia repair usually allows a faster return to normal activity than open surgery. Your surgeon will give you a recovery plan based on your procedure.

For many patients, laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery means smaller cuts, less pain, a shorter hospital stay and a faster recovery. It is now widely used for gallstones and many hernias. However, it is not right for everyone. The best method depends on the size and complexity of the problem, your health and your surgeon’s assessment. Dr. Nazrul performs both methods and chooses the one that is safer for you.

Yes, it is completely safe, and your feelings are very common. Colorectal surgeons see these conditions every day and treat every patient with respect and privacy. Many people in Bangladesh delay care for months or years because of shame. That delay can turn a simple, treatable problem into a complicated one. Man or woman, young or old, your dignity is always respected during examination and treatment.

You should see a colorectal surgeon if you have repeated bleeding from the anus, severe pain during or after stool, a lump near the anus, pus or discharge, long-term constipation or diarrhea, or unexplained weight loss with bowel changes. A colorectal surgeon has extra training focused on the colon, rectum and anus. This helps with an accurate diagnosis and the right treatment from the start.

The best colorectal surgeon in Dhaka for you is one with proper qualifications, long experience and a clear, honest way of explaining your options. Check for specialist training in colorectal surgery, BMDC registration and experience with both open and laparoscopic methods. It also matters that the surgeon listens to you and does not rush you into surgery. Dr. Nazrul holds FCPS, MS (Colorectal Surgery) and FACS (USA), and his BMDC registration number is A-42965.

Yes. Dr. Muhammad Nazrul Islam trained in both Bangladesh and the USA. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS) and also holds FCPS (Surgery) and MS (Colorectal Surgery). This combination of local and international training allows him to follow evidence-based surgical practice for patients in Dhaka.

Yes, absolutely. You do not need to know the medical term. Just describe your symptoms in your own words, in Bangla or English. Dr. Nazrul will examine you and explain what is causing the problem and how it can be treated.