Colorectal Surgery in Lahore

Colorectal surgery covers the surgical care of the colon, rectum, and anus. Dr. Shehryar Niazi treats these conditions at both his Lahore and Bhakkar clinics, from common problems like piles and fissures to more serious bowel disease.

Laparoscopic bowel surgery in Lahore

Colorectal surgery covers the large bowel and rectum: cancer resections, diverticular disease, polyps too large for endoscopy and rectal prolapse. Done laparoscopically, these operations use small cuts instead of a long midline wound, which shows in how patients look on day two, sitting up and walking rather than braced against a painful incision.

Dr. Shehryar Niazi performs colectomies, anterior resections, sigmoidectomy and rectopexy at Farooq Hospital DHA. Where cancer is involved, the operation follows proper oncological technique with removal of the draining lymph nodes.

Symptoms that deserve a colonoscopy

A changed bowel habit lasting weeks, blood mixed in the stool, unexplained anemia or weight loss are the warning symptoms. Most turn out to be benign, but the ones that are not are far easier to treat when found early. Assessment at the clinic decides whether scoping is needed, and surgery is planned only on real findings.

Avoiding a stoma where possible

The question every bowel surgery patient asks first is about a permanent bag. In modern practice most planned resections rejoin the bowel, and a stoma, when needed at all, is often temporary. The honest answer for your case depends on where the disease sits, and you will get that answer plainly during consultation at the DHA clinic.

Procedures we perform

Laparoscopic colorectal surgery (hemicolectomy, sigmoidectomy)

Keyhole removal of a diseased colon section, with a quicker recovery than open surgery.

Open colorectal surgery (colectomy, proctocolectomy, APR, LAR)

Open removal of diseased colon or rectum, including colectomy, APR and low anterior resection.

Frequently asked questions

What conditions does colorectal surgery treat?

It treats problems of the colon, rectum, and anus, such as piles, anal fissures, fistula, rectal prolapse, and bowel disease. Dr. Shehryar Niazi assesses each case and advises whether surgery is needed.

Is colorectal surgery done by the keyhole method?

Many colorectal operations can be done laparoscopically through small cuts, which usually means less pain and a shorter recovery. Some cases still need open surgery, and this is decided after your assessment.