Bleeding During Stool? Pain, Itching, or a Lump Near the Anus?
If you've noticed blood during stool, pain near the anus, or an uncomfortable lump that won't go away, you're not alone — and you don't have to keep putting it off.
Many people in Dhaka live with পাইলস (অর্শ / গেজ রোগ), এনাল ফিশার, or ভগন্দর for months before seeking help. Often, it's because they're unsure what's wrong, or simply too embarrassed to ask. The truth is, these conditions are far more common than most people realize — and they are treatable, often without surgery.
Dr. Muhammad Nazrul Islam is a specialist Colorectal Surgeon in Dhaka. He takes the time to understand what you're experiencing, accurately identify whether your symptoms are caused by পাইলস, a ফিশার, a ফিস্টুলা, or something else entirely, and recommend the right treatment for your specific situation. You deserve a proper diagnosis — not a rushed assumption.
Dr. Muhammad Nazrul Islam ( Piles Doctor & Colorectal Surgeon)
Do You Have These Piles Symptoms?
Bleeding During Stool — পায়খানার সাথে রক্ত
Pain or Burning — মলদ্বারে ব্যথা বা জ্বালা
Swelling or a Lump — মলদ্বারে গুটি বা ফোলা
Itching Around the Anus — পায়ুপথে চুলকানি
Something Coming Out — মলদ্বার দিয়ে কিছু বের হওয়া
Constipation and Straining — কোষ্ঠকাঠিন্য ও কোঁথ দেওয়া
Important: Rectal Bleeding Is Not Always Piles!
Piles Treatment Depends on the Grade
Grade 1 and Grade 2 — Early-Stage Piles
Grade 3 and Grade 4 — Advanced Piles
Why Consult a Colorectal Surgeon for Piles?
Why Dr. Muhammad Nazrul Islam
Appointment and Chamber Information
Chamber 01: Farazy Hospital Ltd.
Chamber 02: Module General Hospital
How to Prepare Before Visiting
Write Down Your Symptoms
Note when bleeding, pain, itching, swelling, or কোষ্ঠকাঠিন্য first started, how often it happens, and whether it has changed over time.
Bring any previous medical records
If you have earlier prescriptions, blood test results, colonoscopy reports, or surgical records, bring them along. These provide helpful context.
Be honest about your symptoms
পাইলস and anorectal conditions are among the most common problems seen in colorectal practice. There is no need to feel embarrassed. Open and honest discussion is the fastest path to an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Come prepared with questions
If you are unsure about treatment options, recovery time, or costs, write your questions down beforehand. No question is too small.