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洛克维尤健康中心 - 1号楼，卡尔加里
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洛基维尤健康中心 – 1号楼，卡尔加里
Trusted information for anorectal health, recovery and ongoing care.
Use this resource centre to find practical AC Hemorrhoids & Anorectal Centre patient education, treatment preparation and recovery guidance, plus trusted Alberta health resources related to hemorrhoids, anal fissures, rectal bleeding, bowel health and colorectal screening.
Selected official resources can provide additional information about perianal health, health advice, screening and access to primary care.
Alberta patient information about hemorrhoids, anal fissures, assessment, treatment options and when to seek additional care.
Health advice and service navigation for Albertans. If you are unsure what level of care you need, call 811.
Alberta information about colorectal cancer screening, FIT testing and screening eligibility.
Reliable public guidance on dietary fibre, bowel regularity, constipation prevention and toilet positioning can complement the individualized advice provided by your healthcare team.
Health Canada information about dietary fibre, fibre-rich foods and the role of fibre in supporting bowel regularity.
Practical guidance on hydration, fibre, responding to the urge to go, foot support, knees-above-hips positioning and reducing straining.
Patient-friendly information about increasing fibre gradually and choosing fibre-containing foods as part of a healthy bowel routine.
Some patients may need ultrasound, MRI, or other diagnostic imaging before treatment. These Calgary providers offer commonly used imaging services, including private-pay options for selected tests.
Calgary diagnostic imaging provider offering ultrasound and MRI services.
Calgary diagnostic imaging provider offering ultrasound and MRI services.
Calgary diagnostic imaging provider offering ultrasound services.
For patients who want more detailed condition-specific information, specialist society resources provide additional independent education on common anorectal conditions and treatments.
American Society of Colon & Rectal Surgeons patient education covering internal and external hemorrhoids, symptoms, office-based treatments and surgical options.
Specialist patient education covering anal fissure symptoms, bowel management, medical treatment, Botox® and surgical treatment options.
European Society of Coloproctology patient guidance covering hemorrhoid symptoms, lifestyle measures, bowel habits, minimally invasive treatments and surgical options.
You can use the AC Hemorrhoids & Anorectal Centre condition and treatment pages for patient-focused information about hemorrhoids, anal fissures and related anorectal concerns. This resource page also links to trusted external sources including MyHealth Alberta, ASCRS and the European Society of Coloproctology for additional patient education.
The Nutrition, Fibre & Healthy Bowel Habits section includes resources from Health Canada and MyHealth Alberta covering dietary fibre, hydration, bowel regularity, constipation prevention, responding to the urge to have a bowel movement, reducing straining and appropriate toilet positioning.
The Diagnostic Imaging Resources section provides links to common Calgary imaging providers, including Mayfair Diagnostics, Canada Diagnostic Centres and other local imaging services. Availability, referral requirements, public coverage and private-pay options may vary by test and location.
Call Health Link at 811 if you are unsure what level of care you need or where to seek medical advice. Seek urgent or emergency care for symptoms such as severe or ongoing bleeding, fainting or significant light-headedness, severe or rapidly worsening pain, fever with worsening anorectal symptoms, or other symptoms that may represent a medical emergency. Call 911 for emergencies.
No. These resources are provided for general patient education only. They do not replace an individual medical assessment, diagnosis or treatment plan. If you are experiencing persistent, recurrent or concerning anorectal symptoms, an assessment can help determine the cause and appropriate next steps.
If you are experiencing hemorrhoids, anal pain, rectal bleeding, an anal fissure, anal swelling, itching or another anorectal concern, an assessment can help identify the cause and determine appropriate next steps.