Surgery
A surgeon is a specialist who consults, diagnoses and treats patients for pathologies of the abdominal cavity and, if necessary, prescribes a range of diagnostic tests, including sonography, magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, and endoscopic tests. He also consults, diagnoses and treats diseases such as: rosacea, skin abscesses, furuncles (so-called shunts, caused by bacteria), carbuncles (so-called malignancies, a more severe variant of shunts), various other infections of the skin and the subcutaneous tissues, ingrown toenails, hidradenitis (inflammation of the sweat glands due to minor lesions on the skin, etc.), and a variety of wounds.
A surgeon diagnoses and treats:
- Diseases of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum;
- Hernias of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum;
- Gallbladder, ductal and pancreatic diseases;
- Wormlike growths;
- Hernias in different localisations;
- Diseases of the colon and rectum;
- Benign tumours of the skin and subcutaneous tissue;
- Abdominal diseases.
When is a surgeon's consultation urgently needed?
If you experience any of the symptoms listed below, do not wait to see a surgeon.
- Pain in different areas of the abdomen;
- Stomach pain;
- The pain of sciatica;
- Bowel movements;
- Blood in stool;
- Bloating;
- The resulting abscess;
- Weight loss;
- Decrease in haemoglobin;
- Reduced appetite;
- Rash of uncertain origin.