Important information: Free surgeon information evening in Bad Arolsen!

Important information: Free surgeon information evening in Bad Arolsen!

On Thursday, September 11th from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., an informative evening will take place in the Bad Arolsen Hospital that will deal with the need for operations for various medical conditions. Under the direction of PD Dr. Kia Homayounfar, the clinic's chief physician, and Dr. Jens Kuhlgatz, the head physician at the Clinic for General and Visceral Surgery at the Kassel Hospital, participants will gain insights into important surgical topics. The lectures are limited to a maximum of ten minutes and there is the opportunity to ask individual questions. The best part? The event is free of charge and registration is not required, as 112 Magazin reports.

But why are such information evenings so important? Especially in today's world, when the topic of health is very important, doctors want to strengthen patients' trust and reduce fears. The main focus of this evening is to provide information about clinical pictures of general and visceral surgery. One area that often remains hidden is proctological diseases - but more on that later.

A look at proctological diseases

The clinic for general and visceral surgery at the Diakonie Clinic specializes in various forms of treatment for proctological diseases. These include hemorrhoidal disease, anal fissures and anal abscesses. The most modern therapy methods such as pelvic floor stimulation with biofeedback are also available to treat fecal incontinence and other complaints reports the Diakonie Clinic.

The clinic's ambition is clear: many proctological problems can not only be corrected surgically, but often also through targeted therapeutic measures. The offer ranges from detailed informational discussions to minimally invasive procedures and special follow-up care that supports healing. Here, emphasis is placed on a trusting atmosphere and individual support.

What is proctological surgery?

Proctological surgery deals with the surgical treatment of diseases of the rectum and anus, including hemorrhoids, anal fistulas and tumors. The procedures are carried out by specialized proctologists who aim to relieve symptoms and improve the quality of life of patients. The most common procedures include hemorrhoidectomy, anal fissurectomy, and abscess drainage explains Proctologists24.

Careful follow-up care is essential after proctological surgery. The recovery period varies depending on the procedure and can last several weeks to months. Patients should prepare for a period of wound care and possibly dietary restrictions to optimally support healing. Regular follow-up examinations by a proctologist are also important in order to continuously monitor the healing process.

For anyone who would like to learn more about this exciting area of ​​medicine, the information evening on September 11th is the ideal opportunity to further educate themselves and clarify open questions.