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Anterior resection surgery

If you’ve been diagnosed with a condition affecting the lower bowel or rectum, anterior resection surgery may help by removing the diseased section and restoring healthy bowel function.

Colorectal surgery

Colorectal surgery is a special type of surgery that treats a wide range of problems with the large bowel (your colon, rectum, and anus).

Femoral hernia repair

A femoral hernia can cause a noticeable lump low in the groin, along with discomfort, pain or a dragging sensation that may worsen when standing or lifting. At Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital, our experienced surgeons provide expert femoral hernia repair to repair the weakened area and reduce the risk of complications such as the hernia becoming trapped or strangulated.

Haemorrhoidectomy (piles removal surgery)

If haemorrhoids are causing itching, pain or bright-red bleeding, a haemorrhoidectomy may help provide lasting relief. At Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital, our experienced colorectal surgeons offer expert assessment and treatment for persistent or severe haemorrhoids, supported by modern facilities and personalised care throughout your treatment and recovery.

Inguinal hernia repair

If you've noticed a lump or discomfort in your groin, you may be dealing with an inguinal hernia. At Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital, our experienced surgeons provide expert inguinal hernia repair surgery to treat the underlying weakness in the abdominal wall, relieve pain and discomfort, and help prevent the hernia from becoming larger or causing future complications.

Laparoscopy

A laparoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that allows your consultant to diagnose and treat conditions affecting your abdomen and pelvis.

Rectal prolapse repair

Rectal prolapse occurs when part or your entire rectum (last part of your colon where stool is stored) falls out of your anus (back passage).

Rectopexy

Rectal prolapse occurs when part or your entire rectum (last part of your colon where stool is stored) falls out of your anus (back passage).

Restorative Proctocolectomy

Considering restorative proctocolectomy or J-pouch surgery? Understand what the operation involves, recovery timescales, and possible risks.