Anoscopy

Anoscopy Tests are typically requested by healthcare providers, including gastroenterologists, colorectal surgeons, proctologists, and primary care physicians, when patients present with anal or rectal symptoms or as part of colorectal cancer screening.

Anoscopy Tests are used when patients experience symptoms like rectal bleeding, anal pain, or discomfort. They are also employed in routine colorectal cancer screening and to diagnose conditions such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, polyps, and anal warts.

Anoscopy Tests involve the insertion of a thin, flexible anoscope into the anus to visually inspect the anal canal and rectum. The procedure helps healthcare providers diagnose and evaluate conditions affecting these areas, and it may include taking tissue samples or biopsies if necessary.