PROCTOLOGY CARE IN PRAGUE · SINCE 1998

Gentle treatment of haemorrhoids and anal fissures in Prague

At the ON CLINIC practice in Prague at Olivova 948/6, we treat haemorrhoids and anal fissures discreetly and without unnecessary delay. After the examination, the doctor will recommend a gentle outpatient procedure tailored to your specific diagnosis. Find out how haemorrhoid treatment works.

  • no surgery
  • no unnecessary pain
  • no post-operative complications
  • no long-term sick leave

We see patients Mon to Thu 8:00 to 18:30 · Fri 8:00 to 14:30

Booking

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The quickest way to book is by phone. If you would prefer not to call or cannot call, simply send the online form and we will get back to you.

Mon to Thu 8:00 to 18:30 · Fri 8:00 to 14:30

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28
years of experience
24 800+
patients treated in Prague
9 100+
patients treated in Brno
No
classical surgery in suitable cases
When to see a proctologist

The 5 most common symptoms

Haemorrhoids may not cause any symptoms at first. See a proctologist without delay if you notice any of the following:

1
anal pain
2
rectal bleeding
3
itching and burning
4
anal moisture
5
rectal prolapse
Take bleeding after a bowel movement seriously. It can be a sign of haemorrhoids, but also of a more serious condition. Do not put off an examination; the sooner, the better.
How we treat

Gentle outpatient methods without surgery

We specialise exclusively in the non-surgical removal of haemorrhoids. The doctor determines the right method, and any combination of methods, after the initial examination.

Barron ligation (rubber bands)

The gentlest way to remove internal haemorrhoids. A tiny elastic band is placed on the haemorrhoid, restricting its blood supply.

Infrared coagulation

A short treatment in which infrared light targets the small blood vessels supplying the haemorrhoidal tissue.

Good to know

What are haemorrhoids?

Vascular cushions under the lining of the rectum and the skin of the anal opening that widen under certain circumstances and form lumps, similar to varicose veins. Their presence alone is not a disease; at rest they are soft and painless.

External haemorrhoids

Semi-spherical swellings around the anal opening. Skin irritation, itching and moisture occur because cleansing after a bowel movement is difficult. Self-treatment brings only temporary relief.

Internal haemorrhoids

Located inside the rectum, at first only an unpleasant feeling of pressure. Later, bright red blood appears after a bowel movement, and in more advanced stages prolapse can occur.

And what about fissures (anal fissures)? They are very painful, especially after emptying the bowel, accompanied by bleeding and burning. "Fresh" fissures can be treated on an outpatient basis, while neglected and chronic ones already require a surgical solution.
How a visit works

From booking to follow-up

Booking

Call us or send a form. We will find an appointment that suits you.

Initial examination

The doctor discusses your symptoms with you, carries out the necessary examination and explains everything as it happens.

Treatment

If a procedure is suitable, it can often be performed on an outpatient basis during your visit or at an agreed time.

Follow-up care

Depending on the type of treatment, we recommend a check-up and further care. The aim is a return to your normal routine as quickly as possible.

Aftercare

What to do after treatment and what to avoid

We recommend

  • Drink 2 to 3 litres of fluids a day.
  • Add fibre to your diet, 200 to 300 g of fruit or cooked vegetables a day.
  • Limit spicy and acidic foods.
  • Shower the anal area twice a day for 3 to 5 minutes with water at 28 to 30 °C.

We do not recommend

  • Alcoholic drinks and spirits.
  • Sports that increase intra-abdominal pressure, lifting heavy loads, intensive strength training.
  • Riding a bicycle, motorcycle or horse.

A small amount of bleeding during the days following the procedure is no cause for concern.

Patient experiences

How patients rate their visit to our clinic

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Petra N.
4 days ago
★★★★★

I got an appointment within a few days. The staff were kind and extremely discreet, and the procedure was calm and painless. I can only recommend it.

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Martin H.
a week ago
★★★★★

A professional approach from the very first moment. Everything was explained clearly and I felt I was in good hands.

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Jana K.
2 weeks ago
★★★★★

I kept putting off my visit out of embarrassment. Completely unnecessarily; the approach was absolutely considerate and human.

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Tomáš V.
3 weeks ago
★★★★

Short waiting time, quick treatment and clear agreement on the next steps. Very satisfied.

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Lucie M.
a month ago
★★★★★

The nurses and the doctor were very pleasant. A discreet setting; I didn't feel awkward at all.

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Karel S.
a month ago
★★★★★

A helpful and expert approach. I am finally free of the problems that troubled me for years.

Our clinic

Our clinic in Prague

ProctoClinic Praha

AddressOlivova 948/6, 110 00 Praha 1
HoursPondělí až čtvrtek: 8:00 až 18:30Pátek: 8:00 až 14:30Sobota a neděle: zavřeno
TransportMetro A a C Muzeum nebo metro B Národní třída, 5 minut chůze.