Hemorrhoids
Enlarged vascular cushions at the anal opening. Often noticeable due to burning, oozing or bleeding during bowel movements. Depending on the severity, we treat conservatively, with herbal or medicinal support – or initiate further therapy.
Anal vein thrombosis
A painful, usually sudden blood clot on the edge of the anus – not dangerous, but very unpleasant. We can alleviate your symptoms and explain how you can prevent them in the future.
Mucosal lacerations (anal fissures)
Fine tears in the anal mucosa, often associated with sharp pain and bleeding, are primarily treated with relief, wound care, and, if necessary, accompanying measures such as nutrition or microbiome strengthening.
Fistulas
Connections between the intestine and skin that can arise due to inflammation. We carefully diagnose and plan the next steps together – if necessary, in collaboration with specialized surgeons.
Lichen sclerosus
Unpleasant itching in the genital area isn't always a vaginal yeast infection. Sometimes it's also due to lichen sclerosus. Based on our many years of experience, we provide careful diagnosis and comprehensive advice.
Anal tumors & skin changes
Not every change is threatening—but every one should be taken seriously. We carefully examine any abnormal areas and, if necessary, initiate further diagnostic testing.



