Anal polyps
Anal polyps is a condition we examine and treat discreetly at Proctocare in Bratislava and Žilina. MUDr. Karim Masalkhi, founder and head physician of the clinic, will explain the diagnosis and the safest treatment options clearly. Urgent patients can usually be seen within 24 hours, without a referral.
- Discreet proctology care in Bratislava and Žilina, without a referral
- Urgent patients are usually seen within 24 hours, including weekends and holidays
- MUDr. Karim Masalkhi – more than 20 years of experience and over 2000 successfully treated patients
Bratislava – Bernolákova 3 (STEIN II) · Žilina – Alexandra Rudnaya 100
What are anal polyps?
Anal polyps are small mucosal growths in the anal canal or rectum. Many are benign, but any growth should be examined and, when removed, sent for histology. Symptoms can resemble hemorrhoids.
The examination is discreet and focused on a clear diagnosis. MUDr. Karim Masalkhi will explain the finding and the safest next step in plain language.
Symptoms of anal polyps
We explain anal polyps and recommend the next step after examination.
- bleeding from the rectum
- mucus or staining of underwear
- a feeling of a small growth or foreign body
- itching or irritation
- uncertainty whether the finding is a hemorrhoid, wart or polyp
Important: rectal bleeding should always be assessed by a doctor. You can also read more on Blood in the stool.
Why anal polyps develop
We explain anal polyps and recommend the next step after examination This section focuses on why anal polyps develop.
Chronic irritation of the mucosa
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding.
Previous inflammation
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Previous inflammation.)
Mucosal overgrowth in the anal canal
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Mucosal overgrowth in the anal canal.)
Some findings arise without a clear cause
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Some findings arise without a clear cause.)
Diagnosis of anal polyps
We assess anal polyps by a careful proctological examination and, when needed, anoscopy or rectoscopy. The goal is to distinguish it from other conditions with similar symptoms and to decide how urgent the finding is.
The initial examination costs 80 €. A comprehensive examination including rectoscopy costs 100 €. You do not need a referral, and acute patients can usually be seen within 24 hours.
Treatment at Proctocare: gentle outpatient removal
We confirm the diagnosis by proctological examination and anoscopy or rectoscopy. Suitable polyps can be removed gently under local anesthesia and sent for histology.
Accurate diagnosis
We confirm whether the problem is anal polyps or another condition with similar symptoms.
Clear next step
You will receive a clear explanation of the finding and what treatment or follow-up is appropriate.
Fast guidance
If treatment is better handled at a specialized workplace, we will guide you with a clear recommendation.
We confirm the diagnosis by proctological examination and anoscopy or rectoscopy. Suitable polyps can be removed gently under local anesthesia and sent for histology The doctor will confirm whether this applies to your finding.
When to see a doctor
Do not wait if symptoms worsen, return repeatedly or affect normal daily life.
- seek help if bleeding from the rectum
- seek help if mucus or staining of underwear
- seek help if a feeling of a small growth or foreign body
- seek help if itching or irritation
- seek help if uncertainty whether the finding is a hemorrhoid, wart or polyp
Acute symptoms? Do not wait
Acute proctological problems can usually be examined within 24 hours, also on weekends and holidays. Call +421 948 687 667.
Frequently asked questions about anal polyps
Book an examination if symptoms persist, return, worsen or worry you. At Proctocare you do not need a referral, and acute appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Most patients describe the examination as only mildly uncomfortable. We proceed gently and discreetly, and the doctor explains each step.
No. Proctocare is a private clinic, so you can book directly by phone.
The initial examination costs 80 €. A comprehensive examination including rectoscopy costs 100 €. Acute examination within 24 hours costs 100 €.
Many proctological conditions can be treated directly at our clinic. If a specialized surgical workplace is more appropriate, we will explain this clearly and guide you further.
Avoid straining, keep the area clean with lukewarm water and do not delay examination if pain, fever, bleeding or discharge worsen.
Related topics
Blood in the stool
Bleeding can come from polyps as well as other causes.
Anoscopy and rectoscopy
Direct examination helps confirm the finding.
Anal warts
Warts and polyps can look similar to patients.
Who will take care of you
Founder and head physician of Proctocare · surgeon-proctologist
A respected specialist with more than 20 years of experience in minimally invasive proctology and laser surgery, and over 2000 successfully treated patients. He regularly attends international training focused on modern minimally invasive surgery, proctology and oncological surgery.
- Certified in the LHP® method – he was the first to introduce laser treatment of hemorrhoids and anal fissures in Slovakia
- Specialist in correcting unsuccessful proctological operations for hemorrhoids and anal fissures
- Personally guarantees the expertise, safety and sensitive approach provided to each patient
Proctologist · Bratislava clinic
He focuses on the diagnosis and outpatient treatment of proctological conditions, including hemorrhoids, anal fissures and other rectal disorders, with a discreet and individual approach. He communicates with patients in Slovak, Russian and English.
Surgeon-proctologist · Žilina clinic
At the Proctocare clinic in Žilina, your care is provided by MUDr. Matúš Kačeriak – a surgeon working at the surgical department of FNsP Žilina. He focuses on proctological examinations, diagnosis of rectal conditions and minimally invasive proctological procedures, with emphasis on precise diagnosis and an individual approach.
Author and medical review: Your care is supervised by MUDr. Karim Masalkhi – founder and head physician of Proctocare, a proctologist with more than 20 years of experience and over 2000 treated patients. · Last medical review: July 2026
Found a growth near the anus? Let us examine it safely.
Book a discreet examination without a referral. Acute appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Bratislava: Bernolákova 3, 811 07 (STEIN II) · Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat 07:30–12:30
Žilina: Alexandra Rudnaya 100, 010 01 · by appointment
info@proctocare.sk
Anal polyps
Anal polyps is a condition we examine and treat discreetly at Proctocare in Bratislava and Žilina. MUDr. Karim Masalkhi, founder and head physician of the clinic, will explain the diagnosis and the safest treatment options clearly. Urgent patients can usually be seen within 24 hours, without a referral.
- Discreet proctology care in Bratislava and Žilina, without a referral
- Urgent patients are usually seen within 24 hours, including weekends and holidays
- MUDr. Karim Masalkhi – more than 20 years of experience and over 2000 successfully treated patients
Bratislava – Bernolákova 3 (STEIN II) · Žilina – Alexandra Rudnaya 100
What are anal polyps?
Anal polyps are small mucosal growths in the anal canal or rectum. Many are benign, but any growth should be examined and, when removed, sent for histology. Symptoms can resemble hemorrhoids.
The examination is discreet and focused on a clear diagnosis. MUDr. Karim Masalkhi will explain the finding and the safest next step in plain language.
Symptoms of anal polyps
We explain anal polyps and recommend the next step after examination.
- bleeding from the rectum
- mucus or staining of underwear
- a feeling of a small growth or foreign body
- itching or irritation
- uncertainty whether the finding is a hemorrhoid, wart or polyp
Important: rectal bleeding should always be assessed by a doctor. You can also read more on Blood in the stool.
Why anal polyps develop
We explain anal polyps and recommend the next step after examination This section focuses on why anal polyps develop.
Chronic irritation of the mucosa
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding.
Previous inflammation
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Previous inflammation.)
Mucosal overgrowth in the anal canal
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Mucosal overgrowth in the anal canal.)
Some findings arise without a clear cause
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Some findings arise without a clear cause.)
Diagnosis of anal polyps
We assess anal polyps by a careful proctological examination and, when needed, anoscopy or rectoscopy. The goal is to distinguish it from other conditions with similar symptoms and to decide how urgent the finding is.
The initial examination costs 80 €. A comprehensive examination including rectoscopy costs 100 €. You do not need a referral, and acute patients can usually be seen within 24 hours.
Treatment at Proctocare: gentle outpatient removal
We confirm the diagnosis by proctological examination and anoscopy or rectoscopy. Suitable polyps can be removed gently under local anesthesia and sent for histology.
Accurate diagnosis
We confirm whether the problem is anal polyps or another condition with similar symptoms.
Clear next step
You will receive a clear explanation of the finding and what treatment or follow-up is appropriate.
Fast guidance
If treatment is better handled at a specialized workplace, we will guide you with a clear recommendation.
We confirm the diagnosis by proctological examination and anoscopy or rectoscopy. Suitable polyps can be removed gently under local anesthesia and sent for histology The doctor will confirm whether this applies to your finding.
When to see a doctor
Do not wait if symptoms worsen, return repeatedly or affect normal daily life.
- seek help if bleeding from the rectum
- seek help if mucus or staining of underwear
- seek help if a feeling of a small growth or foreign body
- seek help if itching or irritation
- seek help if uncertainty whether the finding is a hemorrhoid, wart or polyp
Acute symptoms? Do not wait
Acute proctological problems can usually be examined within 24 hours, also on weekends and holidays. Call +421 948 687 667.
Frequently asked questions about anal polyps
Book an examination if symptoms persist, return, worsen or worry you. At Proctocare you do not need a referral, and acute appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Most patients describe the examination as only mildly uncomfortable. We proceed gently and discreetly, and the doctor explains each step.
No. Proctocare is a private clinic, so you can book directly by phone.
The initial examination costs 80 €. A comprehensive examination including rectoscopy costs 100 €. Acute examination within 24 hours costs 100 €.
Many proctological conditions can be treated directly at our clinic. If a specialized surgical workplace is more appropriate, we will explain this clearly and guide you further.
Avoid straining, keep the area clean with lukewarm water and do not delay examination if pain, fever, bleeding or discharge worsen.
Related topics
Blood in the stool
Bleeding can come from polyps as well as other causes.
Anoscopy and rectoscopy
Direct examination helps confirm the finding.
Anal warts
Warts and polyps can look similar to patients.
Who will take care of you
Founder and head physician of Proctocare · surgeon-proctologist
A respected specialist with more than 20 years of experience in minimally invasive proctology and laser surgery, and over 2000 successfully treated patients. He regularly attends international training focused on modern minimally invasive surgery, proctology and oncological surgery.
- Certified in the LHP® method – he was the first to introduce laser treatment of hemorrhoids and anal fissures in Slovakia
- Specialist in correcting unsuccessful proctological operations for hemorrhoids and anal fissures
- Personally guarantees the expertise, safety and sensitive approach provided to each patient
Proctologist · Bratislava clinic
He focuses on the diagnosis and outpatient treatment of proctological conditions, including hemorrhoids, anal fissures and other rectal disorders, with a discreet and individual approach. He communicates with patients in Slovak, Russian and English.
Surgeon-proctologist · Žilina clinic
At the Proctocare clinic in Žilina, your care is provided by MUDr. Matúš Kačeriak – a surgeon working at the surgical department of FNsP Žilina. He focuses on proctological examinations, diagnosis of rectal conditions and minimally invasive proctological procedures, with emphasis on precise diagnosis and an individual approach.
Author and medical review: Your care is supervised by MUDr. Karim Masalkhi – founder and head physician of Proctocare, a proctologist with more than 20 years of experience and over 2000 treated patients. · Last medical review: July 2026
Found a growth near the anus? Let us examine it safely.
Book a discreet examination without a referral. Acute appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Bratislava: Bernolákova 3, 811 07 (STEIN II) · Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat 07:30–12:30
Žilina: Alexandra Rudnaya 100, 010 01 · by appointment
info@proctocare.sk
Anal polyps
Anal polyps is a condition we examine and treat discreetly at Proctocare in Bratislava and Žilina. MUDr. Karim Masalkhi, founder and head physician of the clinic, will explain the diagnosis and the safest treatment options clearly. Urgent patients can usually be seen within 24 hours, without a referral.
- Discreet proctology care in Bratislava and Žilina, without a referral
- Urgent patients are usually seen within 24 hours, including weekends and holidays
- MUDr. Karim Masalkhi – more than 20 years of experience and over 2000 successfully treated patients
Bratislava – Bernolákova 3 (STEIN II) · Žilina – Alexandra Rudnaya 100
What are anal polyps?
Anal polyps are small mucosal growths in the anal canal or rectum. Many are benign, but any growth should be examined and, when removed, sent for histology. Symptoms can resemble hemorrhoids.
The examination is discreet and focused on a clear diagnosis. MUDr. Karim Masalkhi will explain the finding and the safest next step in plain language.
Symptoms of anal polyps
We explain anal polyps and recommend the next step after examination.
- bleeding from the rectum
- mucus or staining of underwear
- a feeling of a small growth or foreign body
- itching or irritation
- uncertainty whether the finding is a hemorrhoid, wart or polyp
Important: rectal bleeding should always be assessed by a doctor. You can also read more on Blood in the stool.
Why anal polyps develop
We explain anal polyps and recommend the next step after examination This section focuses on why anal polyps develop.
Chronic irritation of the mucosa
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding.
Previous inflammation
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Previous inflammation.)
Mucosal overgrowth in the anal canal
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Mucosal overgrowth in the anal canal.)
Some findings arise without a clear cause
We assess this factor during the examination and explain whether it applies to your finding (Some findings arise without a clear cause.)
Diagnosis of anal polyps
We assess anal polyps by a careful proctological examination and, when needed, anoscopy or rectoscopy. The goal is to distinguish it from other conditions with similar symptoms and to decide how urgent the finding is.
The initial examination costs 80 €. A comprehensive examination including rectoscopy costs 100 €. You do not need a referral, and acute patients can usually be seen within 24 hours.
Treatment at Proctocare: gentle outpatient removal
We confirm the diagnosis by proctological examination and anoscopy or rectoscopy. Suitable polyps can be removed gently under local anesthesia and sent for histology.
Accurate diagnosis
We confirm whether the problem is anal polyps or another condition with similar symptoms.
Clear next step
You will receive a clear explanation of the finding and what treatment or follow-up is appropriate.
Fast guidance
If treatment is better handled at a specialized workplace, we will guide you with a clear recommendation.
We confirm the diagnosis by proctological examination and anoscopy or rectoscopy. Suitable polyps can be removed gently under local anesthesia and sent for histology The doctor will confirm whether this applies to your finding.
When to see a doctor
Do not wait if symptoms worsen, return repeatedly or affect normal daily life.
- seek help if bleeding from the rectum
- seek help if mucus or staining of underwear
- seek help if a feeling of a small growth or foreign body
- seek help if itching or irritation
- seek help if uncertainty whether the finding is a hemorrhoid, wart or polyp
Acute symptoms? Do not wait
Acute proctological problems can usually be examined within 24 hours, also on weekends and holidays. Call +421 948 687 667.
Frequently asked questions about anal polyps
Book an examination if symptoms persist, return, worsen or worry you. At Proctocare you do not need a referral, and acute appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Most patients describe the examination as only mildly uncomfortable. We proceed gently and discreetly, and the doctor explains each step.
No. Proctocare is a private clinic, so you can book directly by phone.
The initial examination costs 80 €. A comprehensive examination including rectoscopy costs 100 €. Acute examination within 24 hours costs 100 €.
Many proctological conditions can be treated directly at our clinic. If a specialized surgical workplace is more appropriate, we will explain this clearly and guide you further.
Avoid straining, keep the area clean with lukewarm water and do not delay examination if pain, fever, bleeding or discharge worsen.
Related topics
Blood in the stool
Bleeding can come from polyps as well as other causes.
Anoscopy and rectoscopy
Direct examination helps confirm the finding.
Anal warts
Warts and polyps can look similar to patients.
Who will take care of you
Founder and head physician of Proctocare · surgeon-proctologist
A respected specialist with more than 20 years of experience in minimally invasive proctology and laser surgery, and over 2000 successfully treated patients. He regularly attends international training focused on modern minimally invasive surgery, proctology and oncological surgery.
- Certified in the LHP® method – he was the first to introduce laser treatment of hemorrhoids and anal fissures in Slovakia
- Specialist in correcting unsuccessful proctological operations for hemorrhoids and anal fissures
- Personally guarantees the expertise, safety and sensitive approach provided to each patient
Proctologist · Bratislava clinic
He focuses on the diagnosis and outpatient treatment of proctological conditions, including hemorrhoids, anal fissures and other rectal disorders, with a discreet and individual approach. He communicates with patients in Slovak, Russian and English.
Surgeon-proctologist · Žilina clinic
At the Proctocare clinic in Žilina, your care is provided by MUDr. Matúš Kačeriak – a surgeon working at the surgical department of FNsP Žilina. He focuses on proctological examinations, diagnosis of rectal conditions and minimally invasive proctological procedures, with emphasis on precise diagnosis and an individual approach.
Author and medical review: Your care is supervised by MUDr. Karim Masalkhi – founder and head physician of Proctocare, a proctologist with more than 20 years of experience and over 2000 treated patients. · Last medical review: July 2026
Found a growth near the anus? Let us examine it safely.
Book a discreet examination without a referral. Acute appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
Bratislava: Bernolákova 3, 811 07 (STEIN II) · Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat 07:30–12:30
Žilina: Alexandra Rudnaya 100, 010 01 · by appointment
info@proctocare.sk