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Proctology

Experienced proctologists and modern diagnostic services in Riga. Proctological problems are common—and today they can be treated without severe pain or a lengthy recovery period.

A visit to a proctologist is usually brief, discreet, and takes place in a safe environment for the patient.

⏱ Visit: 15–20 min

✓ Painless examination

🔒 Complete confidentiality

★ Experienced professionals

Symptoms

When should you see a proctologist?

Many symptoms may seem minor at first, but they are signs that something is wrong. You should seek medical advice if you notice:

Bleeding during or after a bowel movement

Pain, burning, or pressure in the anal area

Itching or discomfort that makes it difficult to sit

Lumps, swelling, or growths near the anus

Changes in bowel movement patterns

A feeling of incomplete emptying

Important! Do not self-medicate. Symptoms characteristic of hemorrhoids may also indicate more serious intestinal diseases. Only a specialist can make an accurate diagnosis. Early diagnosis helps avoid more complicated treatment in the future.

Visit

What happens during a visit to a proctologist?

We understand your concerns, so we're doing everything we can to make your visit as comfortable as possible.

⏱ Appointment: 15–20 min 💶 Price: 50–60 EUR ✓ Painless ✓ Discreet

1

Conversation

The doctor will listen to your symptoms and review your medical history. Everything is confidential.
2

Tour

It is quick (5–10 minutes on average) and is performed while the patient is in a comfortable position. If necessary, we use local anesthetic gels.
3

Diagnostics

If necessary, an anoscopy or proctoscopy is performed immediately to examine the problem from the inside.
4

Treatment Plan

You will receive a clear diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan.

Diagnoses

The Most Common Proctological Diseases

Proctological diseases affect the rectum and the anal region. In most cases, they can be treated effectively, especially if detected early.

💧 Hemorrhoid Treatment Dilated blood vessels in the rectal area. The most common proctological problem in adults. Learn more ⚡ Treatment of Anal Fissures A small tear in the mucous membrane of the anus. It causes sharp pain during bowel movements. Learn more 🔗 Anal Fistula Surgery A fistula between the rectum and the skin around the anus. It requires surgical treatment. Learn more 🩹 Excision of the epithelial canal of the coccyx Surgical treatment of a pilonidal cyst in cases of recurrent inflammation. Outpatient surgery. Learn more

Treatment

How are proctological conditions treated?

The type of treatment depends on the diagnosis and the stage of the disease. In many cases, treatment can begin with conservative methods.

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Conservative treatment

Dietary adjustments, medication, and special exercises. Suitable for the early stages.

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Minimally invasive procedures

Laser treatment, sclerotherapy — no incisions and no hospital stay.

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Surgical Treatment

In the most complex cases, we perform surgeries in our state-of-the-art outpatient clinic.

Should I be worried?

A proctological examination is brief, discreet, and painless

Many patients put off their appointments because they feel uncomfortable or are afraid of the examination. However, after the consultation, most patients admit that their anxiety was greater than the appointment itself.

Early diagnosis helps resolve the problem more quickly and avoid more complicated treatment.

✓The visitlasts an average of 15–20 minutes
✓The examinationcauses only minor discomfort
✓We uselocal anesthetic gels
✓Everythingis confidential
✓A professional, patient-safe environment

Make an appointment with a proctologist

If you have symptoms in the rectal or anal area, it is recommended that you consult a proctologist.

determine the cause of the symptoms
receive an accurate diagnosis
choose the most appropriate treatment

📞 +371 26002570 📍 13 Gardenes Street, Riga

Schedule a consultation

🔒 Your privacy is our priority. Your application is confidential.

Prices

Consultation Fees and Payment

The prices for consultations are listed below. The prices for surgeries and procedures are determined on a case-by-case basis following a consultation, as they depend on the diagnosis, the chosen method, and the patient’s condition.

Initial Consultation with a Proctologist 60 €

Follow-up consultation with a proctologist 50 €

Anesthesiologist Consultation 60 €

🛡️Health Insurance

We work directly with Seesam, Compensa, BALTA, BTA, and ERGO. For customers of other insurers, we issue documents for reimbursement of expenses.

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Split payment

Spread out your medical expenses into manageable payments without a significant financial burden.

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A complete list of service prices is available in the clinic's price list.

Services

Excision of the epithelial passages of the tailbone

When should I see a proctologist?

A proctologist should be consulted if the patient has unpleasant symptoms related to the rectal or anal area, including abdominal distension, bleeding, pain or irritation in the anal area.
In case of such symptoms, we recommend that you do not postpone the consultation and make an appointment at our clinic.

Symptoms that may indicate proctological disease:

bloody, purulent or mucoid discharge from the rectum,
bleeding in the anal area,
prolonged pain, irritation, itching or discomfort in the anal area, which may be aggravated by prolonged sitting,
swelling or pinching around the anus,
abdominal disorders, including prolonged constipation or liquid flatulence,
incontinence and spotting.

How does a proctologist consultation work?

At the start of the visit, the proctologist asks the patient about symptoms, medical history, previous examinations and medications taken.
A proctological examination or digital examination is then performed in a separate room.
During the examination, the patient lies on his left side, with his legs in his lap.
This position allows the proctologist better access to the rectal area.
During the examination, the proctologist wears gloves and gently examines the bowel with his finger using a special lubricant.
The digital examination allows the proctologist to assess the rectal wall and sphincter tone and diagnose haemorrhoids or ruptures.

If necessary, the proctologist may use a proctoscope or an anoscope – a short, lighted tube – to visually inspect the anal canal and the lower part of the rectum.
After the consultation, the proctologist may prescribe additional diagnostic tests, such as colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy, to better assess the patient’s gastrointestinal health.
At the end of the consultation, a treatment plan is drawn up.