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Bowel treatments at Spire Methley Park Hospital

Tests and procedures for good digestive health.

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Our digestive system provides us with the nutrients and water we need from our food before eliminating toxins from our body. That’s why we need our bowels to be in good health.

It can be difficult to diagnose many problems that affect the digestive system, including conditions such as Crohn’s disease, coeliac/celiac disease and colitis as well as cancer. We offer a full set of tests for these conditions as well as treatments for painful conditions such as haemorrhoids.

Why choose Spire Methley Park Hospital for your bowel treatments?

  • Spire Methley Park Hospital works with colorectal surgeons and gastroenterologists

  • We have been offering a wide range of colorectal surgery and diagnosis for over 30 years

  • We offer CT and MRI scans and a full range of diagnostic facilities

  • Many of our consultants have national and international reputations

  • Patients have access to full rehabilitation and physiotherapy teams at the hospital

  • Appointments with a consultant specialist can usually be arranged within 48 hours

Are bowel tests and surgery for you?

We’ve probably all had a tummy upset at some point in life. Your doctor is likely to recommend a bowel disorder test if you've been experiencing a consistent 'funny tummy’ – constipation, diarrhoea, bleeding or pain in your stomach area. You shouldn’t ignore bleeding from your bottom as it can be a warning flag to other more serious digestive diseases such as bowel cancer. Bowel cancer is the eighth most common cause of death in England and early diagnosis and treatment are vital for improving the chances of survival.

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