Stomas are surgical procedures that allow the normal flow of faeces or urine to be diverted to an opening created on the abdomen, called a stoma. In this article, we take a closer look at colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy, three essential procedures that ensure survival and improve the quality of life for many people.
A rectocele is defined as a partial or total protrusion or herniation of the rectal wall towards adjacent anatomical structures, which may include the vagina, anus, and other components of the pelvic compartment. Let us now look together at its classification and therapeutic management.
Heat can alter the pH and the balance of the intimate bacterial flora, promoting infections. Being aware of the risk factors and adopting simple daily habits helps protect intimate health and enjoy the summer with peace of mind.
Anal stenosis is an abnormal narrowing of the anal canal lumen, associated with defecatory difficulties of varying severity. It is a clinical condition that significantly compromises the patient’s quality of life, affecting not only bowel function, but also psychological and relational well-being.
Postoperative urinary incontinence is one of the most frequent complications following surgical procedures in the urological and coloproctological fields. It presents as the involuntary loss of urine after procedures involving anatomical structures crucial for continence, such as the prostate, rectum, and pelvic floor. Let’s take a closer look at the physical, emotional, and relational impact of this condition.
April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month, a chronic condition affecting millions of people and impacting quality of life with symptoms such as pain, bloating, diarrhoea or constipation. It’s an opportunity to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and encourage those affected to seek proper medical support.
In the month that celebrates the International HPV Awareness Day, let’s discover together what HRA is: a diagnostic technology of reference in modern medicine that allows for the early diagnosis of squamous cell anal carcinoma and high-grade precancerous lesions.
Often underestimated, but essential for the success and comfort of pelvic rehabilitation, lubricating gel plays a crucial role in the use of dilators and medical devices for the pelvic floor.
Abacterial cystitis can be caused by various factors, often difficult to pinpoint precisely. This complexity in diagnosis arises from the fact that it is NOT a bacterial infection but an inflammatory condition linked to multiple triggering causes. Let’s delve into the role of the pelvic floor in abacterial cystitis, focusing on its causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Today we observe World AIDS Day, a vital occasion to reflect on the importance of awareness, prevention, and support. This day reminds us to fight misinformation and take concrete actions to reduce new infections while ensuring that people living with HIV can lead full and dignified lives.