Colorectal surgery consultation in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Colorectal Surgeon in Bangladesh for Colon & Rectal Cancer Surgery
Dr. Mir Rasekh Alam Ovi provides consultation and surgical care for colon cancer, rectal cancer, piles, fistula and anal fissure. Book an appointment for specialist evaluation in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Specialist colorectal care
Modern colorectal and cancer surgery care in Dhaka
Dr. Mir Rasekh Alam Ovi is an Assistant Professor and Resident Surgeon in the Department of Surgery at Dhaka Medical College Hospital. His practice focuses on evidence-based, compassionate care for colorectal cancer, piles, fistula, fissure and complex abdominal conditions.
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Colon Cancer Treatment
Colon cancer care combines biopsy confirmation, accurate staging, safe removal of the tumour and lymph nodes, pathology review and coordinated oncology follow-up.
Longo Operation
Longo Operation, also called stapled hemorrhoidopexy, is an option for selected prolapsing internal haemorrhoids. It is not the correct procedure for every type of piles.
Fistula Operation
Anal fistula surgery is selected from the tract anatomy and sphincter involvement. Infection control, healing and continence preservation are planned together.
Piles Operation
Piles surgery is reserved for symptoms and grades where bowel-habit correction or office treatment is unlikely to provide durable relief.
Piles Treatment
Effective piles treatment starts by confirming the cause of bleeding and prolapse, then matching care to the haemorrhoid grade and the patient’s bowel habit.
Anal Fistula Treatment
Fistula treatment begins by controlling abscess and mapping the tract. A persistent opening usually needs more than repeated antibiotics or dressings.
Anal Fissure Treatment
Anal fissure treatment breaks the cycle of hard stool, pain and sphincter spasm. Many recent fissures improve without surgery when treatment is followed consistently.
IBS and Bowel Symptom Evaluation in Dhaka
IBS is commonly managed by gastroenterology or medicine. Colorectal review focuses on warning signs and excluding structural colon, rectal or anal disease when appropriate.
Rectal Cancer Treatment
Rectal cancer planning considers MRI stage, tumour height, sphincter involvement, treatment before surgery and the safest path to cancer clearance and functional recovery.
Colorectal Medical Counseling
A structured colorectal consultation connects symptoms, examination and reports so that patients understand the diagnosis, options, uncertainties and next step.
Colorectal Surgeon in Bangladesh: When Should You Visit?
A colorectal assessment may be appropriate for blood in stool, persistent constipation or diarrhoea, anal pain, swelling or discharge, piles, fistula, fissure, colon polyps, or symptoms of colon and rectal cancer. Dr. Mir Rasekh Alam Ovi provides specialist consultation in Dhaka and Narayanganj.
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Colorectal patient education
Doctor-reviewed guidance about symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
Patient educationColorectal Surgeon in Bangladesh: When Should You Visit?A practical guide to rectal bleeding, bowel habit change, anal pain, piles, fistula, fissure and cancer warning signs.
Patient educationColon Cancer Symptoms in BangladeshUnderstand common and less obvious colon cancer symptoms, when to seek urgent care and how diagnosis is confirmed.
Patient educationRectal Bleeding: Piles or Cancer?Bleeding colour alone cannot confirm the cause. Learn which accompanying symptoms and tests matter.
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Common questions about colorectal care
When should I consult a colorectal surgeon?
Seek specialist assessment for rectal bleeding, persistent abdominal or anal pain, swelling, discharge, a lasting change in bowel habit or unexplained weight loss.
Does blood in stool always mean piles?
No. Bleeding can also result from a fissure, polyp, inflammation or colorectal cancer. An examination is important before assuming the cause.
Does every colorectal condition require surgery?
No. Depending on the diagnosis and stage, care may include diet changes, medicine, a minor procedure or surgery. Treatment is planned after assessment.
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