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When to test for colorectal cancer? By age 45 May 11th, 2018

The American Cancer Society (ACS) updated their guideline for colorectal cancer screening to include all men and women by age 45 for people at average risk. The previous guidelines were less rigid and did not recommend screenings begin for the average person until age 50. Anyone can call for free information about...

Aronoff keynote at Colorectal Cancer Awareness event Apr 11th, 2018

Dr. Aronoff is highly sought after for his expertise in Colorectal Cancer treatment and prevention. In addition to his medical practice, his scholarly work continues to be received and celebrated. The information presented at the Colorectal Cancer Awareness Wellness Campaign was the first in a series to educate the public...

HPV and anal warts Nov 28th, 2017

The human papillomavirus, or HPV, infection causes small bumps (warts) on the genitals, anus and in the anal canal. Vaccines can help to protect against many strains of HPV. There are more than 70 varieties of the HPV virus that cause anal genital warts. The viruses may exhibit symptoms on areas of...

Anal incontinence treatments Oct 10th, 2017

Anal incontinence treatments Anal incontinence treatments typically include non-invasive medicines or surgery. Sometimes called bowel incontinence or fecal incontinence, anal incontinence is a serious condition that has the ability to limit mobility and cause major discomfort for sufferers. In rare cases, anal incontinence may indicate a more serious health issue....

The four tiers for fast and effective hemorrhoid treatments Jun 5th, 2017

Don’t wait for your discomfort to go away when you can get fast and effective hemorrhoid treatments. There are four tiers for fast and effective hemorrhoid treatments for sufferers. A good colorectal doctor can help patients navigate these treatment options. While the causes of hemorrhoids are varying, including straining during bowel movements,...

Stopping rectal pain Nov 21st, 2016

Stopping rectal pain means addressing the root cause. Sometimes called anorectal pain, rectal pain can come from many different things, including anal fissure, constipation and diarrhea. Sufferers may also be experiencing discomfort in the anal regions because of hemorrhoids, anal abscesses or rectal prolapse. In some situations a doctor may determine there...

A letter of thanks for Dr. Aronoff Sep 2nd, 2016

Dr. Aronoff was recently used as a shining example of excellence in health care in the United States. The respected JM Byington Associates, Inc. included information about an experience Homer Byington had with Dr. Aronoff when he suddenly, and unexpectedly, found himself in need of emergency care. Used by permission...

Treatments and causes of anal fissure Sep 2nd, 2016

Anal fissures are painful and debilitating. But treatments and causes of anal fissure will be discussed during a patient’s first visit in Dr. Aronoff’s office. Treatments of anal fissure can be done in-office. Issues with bowel regularity (both diarrhea and constipation) as well as hydration are often the biggest contributory causes...