General Surgery
Our General Surgery department provides comprehensive evaluation, follow-up and treatment for a wide range of conditions that may require surgical intervention.
Gallbladder diseases and stones, groin and abdominal wall hernias, thyroid disorders, breast diseases, stomach and intestinal conditions, hemorrhoids, anal fissures and other anorectal diseases are among the main areas of General Surgery.
At Koza Health Group General Surgery, treatment is planned individually according to the type and stage of disease and the patient’s overall health. When surgery is required, patient safety and comfort are prioritized from preoperative preparation through postoperative follow-up.
What Conditions Does General Surgery Treat?
General Surgery deals with gallbladder diseases and stones, hernias, thyroid and breast diseases, gastrointestinal disorders, hemorrhoids, anal fissures and many other conditions that may require surgical treatment.
When Should You See a General Surgeon?
General Surgery evaluation may be appropriate for swelling or pain in the abdomen or groin, gallbladder complaints, a breast lump, a thyroid nodule, or pain and bleeding in the anal region.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which department treats gallstones?
Gallstones are evaluated by General Surgery.
2. Which doctor should I see for a hernia?
Groin and abdominal wall hernias are within the scope of General Surgery.
3. Does General Surgery treat hemorrhoids?
Yes. Hemorrhoids and other anorectal conditions are evaluated by General Surgery.
4. Should breast complaints be evaluated by General Surgery?
Yes. Evaluation of breast diseases is within the scope of General Surgery.
5. Does every General Surgery visit result in surgery?
No. Diagnosis comes first, and treatment is planned according to the characteristics of the condition.
The information on this page is for general information only. Please consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
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