Private online consultations for common but sensitive conditions.
What it is: Swollen blood vessels inside or around the rectum and anus.
Common symptoms: Bleeding during bowel movements, itching, discomfort, and lumps near the anus.
Grades: Grade I (internal, no prolapse) → Grade IV (permanently prolapsed and irreducible).
Treatment: Lifestyle changes, topical creams, in-clinic procedures, or surgery — depending on the grade.
What it is: A small tear in the lining of the anus.
Common symptoms: Sharp pain during or after bowel movements, bright red bleeding, and muscle spasm.
Treatment: Stool softeners, sitz baths, topical ointments, and occasionally minor procedures.
What it is: Blood in your stool or on toilet paper — which can have many possible causes.
Why it matters: It's important to identify the source — piles, fissure, IBD, or other underlying causes.
What we do: Symptom triage plus a doctor consultation to determine the cause and the right next steps.
What it is: Ongoing bowel issues including bloating, irregular stools, or mucus in stool.
When to consult: If symptoms persist beyond 2–3 weeks or worsen, it's worth getting checked.
What we do: Triage assessment plus a doctor referral for further investigation if needed.
PriVio Health is a referral and triage platform. All diagnoses and treatment decisions are made by independent licensed doctors. This page is for informational purposes only.