Many patients are hesitant to discuss or seek help for hemorrhoids and their related symptoms. Rest assured that hemorrhoids are incredibly common, and with treatment you can say goodbye to bothersome symptoms.
Jul 1st, 2022
Many patients are hesitant to discuss or seek help for hemorrhoids and their related symptoms. Rest assured that hemorrhoids are incredibly common, and with treatment you can say goodbye to bothersome symptoms.
Anal itching is not only bothersome, but may also be a topic you’re uncomfortable talking about. Rest assured that it’s common and treatable. A colon and rectal specialist is your best resource.
Anal fissures often heal within a few weeks if you take the right steps. If your symptoms are severe, or don’t improve, see a colon and rectal specialist for an evaluation.
With the rise in colon cancer cases each year, everyone should be concerned about their colon health. Learn about steps you can take to reduce your risk and protect your colon.
Hemorrhoids can cause unbearable itching that strikes without warning, causing distraction and discomfort. Getting help can provide answers and much needed relief.
Anal itching can strike out of nowhere and escalate into an irresistible urge to scratch. An evaluation can help you get answers, treatment, and relief from persistent itching.
Anal skin tags are common growths that you can have removed easily. Anal skin tag surgery is a quick, effective way to remove these noncancerous pieces of excess skin that may cause you discomfort.
Good colon preparation is key to a successful colonoscopy. Work with your provider to choose a colon-cleanse preparation that will be the most effective for you.
Hemorrhoids are often painful, but most adults will get them at one time or another during their lifetime. See a doctor if you think you have hemorrhoids, or notice symptoms like rectal bleeding.
Pilonidal disease occurs in adolescents and adults and usually requires expert treatment to manage and reduce the risk of complications. With proper treatment, you can improve symptoms and reduce the recurrence.
Anal fistulas develop in the anus, resulting in anorectal discomfort. With treatment, anal fistulas can be surgically fixed, and the symptoms of bleeding, draining, and discomfort can be relieved.
Rectal bleeding can be frightening, especially when you don’t know the cause. Some cases of rectal bleeding are severe and may be a sign of a more serious condition.
If the bumps, bleeding, and pain of hemorrhoids are making life less fun, getting relief is probably at the top of your to-do list. If home steps aren’t cutting it, numerous highly effective medical treatments are available.
What is the difference between a colorectal surgeon and a gastroenterologist? This is a very common question that we receive and often patients are unsure of which field is appropriate for their needs.
As healthcare providers, our first priority is serving our patients and community. We are taking precautions to ensure we can continue caring for our patients. In addition, the CDC has provided recommended preventive measures to help reduce the spread ...
There are several reasons why you may see blood in your stool. It’s more common to see blood on the outside of your stool, such as a drop or two of blood in the toilet after a bowel movement or a small amount of blood after wiping.
The American Cancer Society lowered its recommended colon cancer screening age from 50 to 45 last year. Today, young-onset colorectal cancer survivor and business leader, Scott Wilson, is leading efforts in Colorado to mandate this age reduction and ...
What are Anal Skin Tags, and Should They be Removed? An anal skin tag is an excess growth of skin around the anus. Anal skin tags are almost always benign and rarely cause pain.
Anxiety before your colonoscopy is not abnormal, especially if it is your first one! We would like to take a couple minutes to ease your concerns and answer a few frequently asked questions we receive about colonoscopy procedures.
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What are anal warts? The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons defines anal warts also called “condyloma acuminata” as a condition that affects the area around and inside the anus.
The amazing trails and panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains make Colorado one of the best places in the country for cycling enthusiasts. It is more of an anomaly to not have a bike here than to have one.
Growing a human being is undoubtedly a wonder, but for many women, it certainly has its downsides. When pregnant, there is a lot of commiserating about the ailments that come along with pregnancy; nausea, fatigue, weight gain, etc.
When it comes to fitness and health, lifting weights regularly paired with good nutrition can create lasting results. Being dedicated to this method of exercise can benefit our entire mind, body and spiritual health. It can control body weight issues, ...
As a board-certified colon & rectal surgeon, I’m often asked about the differences between colonoscopies with your doctor vs. the Cologuard at-home test.
What do Beijing, Berlin, Boston, Chicago, Dubai, Gold Coast, London, NYC, Prague, and Tokyo have in common? In addition to being home to the world’s top 10 marathons, they’re home to hemorrhoids….hundreds and hundreds of hemorrhoids.
Hemorrhoids are a common culprit. They can be either inside or outside your rectum, and they really hurt when they’re angry!
Join Colorado Colon & Rectal Specialists for the 10th Annual UndyRunWalk! This event will be held on June 23rd, 2018, at City Park in Denver. Help us support the Colorectal Cancer Alliance and increase awareness for their cause.
March 2, 2018 – More than 200 people dressed in blue attended the 1st annual event held downtown Denver at the magnificent McNichols Civic Center Building.
Pruritus Ani is Latin for “itchy anus”, and is a bothersome irritation of the skin around the anus. Numerous factors can cause anal itch, and it is treatable.
United Healthcare has awarded Lisa A. Perryman, MD, FACS, FASCRS, its 2017 Premium Care Physician designation for providing quality and cost-efficient care. Dr. Perryman is a board-certified colon and ...
9NEWS/NBC selected Colorado Colon & Rectal Specialists’ Dr. Lisa A. Perryman, FACS, FASCRS, to launch Colon Cancer Awareness Month in March 2017. It marked the return of the popular 9NEWS Buddy Check9, which highlights different types of cancer each month.
We are now participating in the Colorado Health Neighborhood Network and accepting CHN insurance plans. There are several policies listed under these plans.
Thank you to everyone that participated in and donated to this year’s Beers 4 Rears fundraiser at Dry Dock Brewery! We had a RECORD turn out!
Start the New Year off right by improving your colon health through eating a healthy diet. The World Health Organization (WHO) recently published research linking red meat and processed meat to colon cancer.
A big thanks to everyone who supported Beers 4 Rears and the Undy Run/Walk event. This is the 3rd year we have participated in the Undy Run/Walk event. Our team name is the Healthy Hiney.
Colon cancer is the 3rd most commonly diagnosed cancer in the U.S., yet most people don’t talk about it. Colon cancer is preventable by getting routine colonoscopy screenings.
We will soon be adding a patient portal. Both new and existing patients can use this portal to: *Access your medical records held with our office
Friday March 6, 2015 was national Dress in Blue Day to promote colon cancer awareness. This event is held for one day every March in support of this important cause.
Dr. Perryman is featured in the newest edition of Centura Health’s Grow Magazine. Screening colonoscopies may reduce the risk of new, late- stage cancer by 70 percent, according, to researchers at the University of Pennsylvania.
October has become know for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, even sometimes being called ‘Pinktober’. During National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Colon Cancer Alliance’s Screen This Too campaign encourages people to remember the importance of ...
Colorado Colon & Rectal Specialists is proud to say we are participating in the Denver Undy 5000! This is an event in support of colon cancer survivors and the loved ones that have been lost.
Colon cancer is the 3rd most commonly diagnosed cancer in the U.S., yet most people don’t talk about it. Colon cancer is preventable by getting routine colonoscopy screenings.
Q&A: Regarding Infrared Coagulation (IRC) What is Infrared Coagulation? IRC is a non-surgical hemorrhoid treatment that can be performed in the office without anesthesia.
An anal fissure is a small split or tear in the lining of the anal canal. Anal fissures may be caused by constipation, the passing of large, hard stools, or by prolonged diarrhea.
Dr. Perryman participates with Parker Adventist Hospital in the fixed price colonoscopy program. Fixed price colonoscopies are for patients who do not have insurance coverage.
What is a virtual colonoscopy? A virtual colonoscopy is different from a regular colonoscopy.
The most common misconception about rectal bleeding is that it is coming from hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids can be the cause of rectal bleeding; however, there are many other conditions that can cause rectal bleeding.
Colorectal Cancer and Digestive Health Awareness Webcast Be sure to click the link above and join in on March 28th as The American Society of Colon & Rectal Surgeons answer your questions about...
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that colon cancer is the 2nd leading cancer killer?
Colon Cancer is the Second Leading Cause of Cancer Death However, the good news is that regular screening colonoscopies can prevent colon cancer from starting.
Hemorrhoids are vascular cushions in the anal canal. Hemorrhoids are normal. However, if these vascular cushions become enlarged or inflamed, symptoms, such as bleeding, discomfort, swelling or protrusion, may result.
