Understanding the conditions we treat
Trusted, easy-to-understand guidance on the gastrointestinal conditions Dr Sandeep Kumar Verma treats — so you can understand your diagnosis and the options available to you.
Colon Cancer
Cancer of the large bowel. Highly curable when caught early and treated with specialist colorectal cancer surgery.
Learn moreGI CancerEsophageal Cancer
Cancer of the food pipe, often signalled by difficulty swallowing. Treated with surgery, frequently combined with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.
Learn moreGI CancerPancreatic Cancer
A serious cancer of the pancreas where specialist surgery, such as the Whipple's procedure, offers the best chance of cure for suitable patients.
Learn moreGI CancerLiver Cancer
Primary liver cancer and cancers that spread to the liver. Surgery to remove the tumour offers the best chance of cure for suitable patients.
Learn moreGI CancerGIST (Stromal Tumour)
An uncommon tumour of the GI tract wall, often of the stomach. Surgery is the main treatment, with targeted therapy for selected cases.
Learn moreGI CancerRectal Cancer
Cancer of the rectum. Modern sphincter-preserving surgery means most patients can avoid a permanent stoma.
Learn morePancreasPancreatitis
Inflammation of the pancreas, often caused by gallstones or alcohol. Most acute attacks are managed medically; surgery treats specific complications.
Learn moreBile DuctBile Duct Disorders
Conditions of the bile ducts — narrowings (strictures), cysts and injuries — that block bile flow and need specialist HPB surgery.
Learn moreGI CancerStomach Cancer
Cancer of the stomach (gastric cancer). Surgery with proper lymph-node clearance offers the best chance of cure.
Learn moreGI CancerGallbladder Cancer
A cancer that is notably common in the Gangetic belt of north India. Early detection and specialist surgery offer the best chance of cure.
Learn moreGallbladder & Bile DuctGallstones
Hardened deposits in the gallbladder. When they cause pain or complications, keyhole gallbladder removal is the definitive cure.
Learn moreGallbladder & Bile DuctAcute Cholecystitis
A painful, inflamed and often infected gallbladder, usually caused by a blocked gallstone. It needs prompt assessment and, in most cases, surgery.
Learn moreGallbladder & Bile DuctBile Duct Stones (CBD Stones)
Gallstones that have moved into the main bile duct, where they can cause jaundice, infection or pancreatitis. Usually cleared endoscopically.
Learn moreGallbladder & Bile DuctGallbladder Polyps
Growths on the gallbladder lining, usually harmless. Larger polyps need attention because of a small risk of gallbladder cancer.
Learn moreAbdominal WallHernia
A bulge where an organ pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal wall. Surgery with mesh is the only lasting cure.
Learn moreAbdominal WallInguinal Hernia
The most common type of hernia, appearing as a bulge in the groin. Surgery with mesh is the only lasting cure.
Learn moreAbdominal WallUmbilical Hernia
A bulge at or near the navel where the abdominal wall is weak. In adults it does not resolve on its own and is repaired with mesh.
Learn moreAbdominal WallIncisional & Ventral Hernia
A hernia through the scar of a previous operation, or through the front of the abdomen. Often best repaired laparoscopically with mesh.
Learn moreDiaphragm & RefluxHiatal Hernia
When part of the stomach pushes up through the diaphragm, often causing acid reflux. Managed medically, with surgery for selected cases.
Learn moreReflux & ForegutGERD (Acid Reflux)
Long-standing acid reflux that troubles many people. Managed with lifestyle and medication, with surgery for selected, resistant cases.
Learn moreMetabolic HealthObesity
A chronic disease that drives diabetes, heart disease and more. Bariatric surgery offers durable weight loss and metabolic recovery.
Learn moreMetabolic HealthType-2 Diabetes (Metabolic Surgery)
For selected patients with obesity-related type-2 diabetes, metabolic (bariatric) surgery can lead to major improvement or remission.
Learn moreMetabolic HealthFatty Liver (NAFLD)
A common, often silent build-up of fat in the liver linked to weight and diabetes. Managed by addressing its causes; weight loss is central.
Learn moreProctologyPiles & Fissure
Common, treatable anorectal conditions. Most settle with measures; when needed, modern day-care surgery offers relief with minimal pain.
Learn moreColorectalColon Polyps
Small growths in the large bowel that are usually harmless but can, over years, turn into colon cancer. Removing them prevents cancer.
Learn moreColorectalDiverticular Disease
Small pouches in the colon wall that are common with age. Usually harmless, but can become inflamed (diverticulitis) or bleed.
Learn moreProctologyAnal Fistula
A small tunnel between the anal canal and the skin, usually following an abscess. It needs surgery to heal properly.
Learn moreColorectalInflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Long-term inflammation of the bowel — Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Managed medically, with surgery for selected complications.
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