#dr naseem melbourne

[drnaseem-mirbagheri]

Providing Specialised Haemorrhoid Treatment and Surgery in Melbourne

As one of the only female colorectal surgeons operating in Victoria, Dr Naseem Mirbagheri has spent over 14 years training in hospitals Australia, and holds a PHD in pelvic floor disorders, the findings of which she has presented on national and international stages.

Highly regarded for her patient-focused approach to treatment, Dr Naseem can be found practising surgery in several locations across Melbourne and provides extensive academic and clinical experience in diagnostic and surgical procedures for colorectal and pelvic floor disorders, as well as surgery for haemorrhoids, hernia, and anal fissure repairs.

To organise a consultation with Dr Naseem from her offices in Richmond and Berwick, call 1300 79 50 90.

[notmumtoday]

"As many as one in every three women experience pelvic floor problems in their lifetime, and many are unaware that expert medical treatment is available. Whether you are suffering from prolapse, pelvic floor weakness, urinary incontinence, or any other pelvic floor problem, we can provide you with professional care to relieve pain and restore your health and quality of life."

[notmumtoday]

Endometriosis and pelvic floor dysfunction are both common yet often misunderstood conditions affecting many women – and they frequently occur together.

[notmumtoday]

"As one of the only female colorectal surgeons operating in Victoria, Dr Naseem Mirbagheri has spent over 14 years training in hospitals Australia, and holds a PHD in pelvic floor disorders, the findings of which she has presented on national and international stages.

Highly regarded for her patient-focused approach to treatment, Dr Naseem can be found practising surgery in several locations across Melbourne and provides extensive academic and clinical experience in diagnostic and surgical procedures for colorectal and pelvic floor disorders, as well as surgery for haemorrhoids, hernia, and anal fissure repairs."

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Haemorrhoids are a common yet uncomfortable condition that affects millions of people. Whether you’re an avid gym-goer or just trying to stay active, you might wonder if exercise will help or worsen the problem.

[notmumtoday]

"Patients can be present with symptoms related to one of these categories in isolation or combination of one or more of these symptoms. Depending on your symptoms the specialist you needs to see will vary."

[notmumtoday]

Bringing a baby into the world is an incredible experience, but it also places a significant strain on a woman’s body—especially the pelvic floor.

[notmumtoday]

With a passion for innovative research, technologies, and treatments, Dr Naseem Mirbagheri is dedicated to putting the patient experience and positive outcomes at the centre of her practice. For male and female patients, discussing colorectal health issues or pelvic floor problems can seem intimidating or embarrassing, so your comfort as a patient is a priority. In her professional hands as one of the few female colorectal surgeons operating in Victoria, and currently, the only one holding a PhD in pelvic floor disorders, Dr Naseem Mirbagheri combines expertise and compassion in-patient treatment.

[notmumtoday]

Haemorrhoids are a common but often uncomfortable condition, affecting millions of people worldwide. While many factors contribute to their development, stress is an often-overlooked trigger.

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Put your health first and speak to a leading female colorectal surgeon in Victoria.

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Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide, and in Australia, it remains a leading cause of cancer-related deaths. However, advancements in medical research are transforming how colorectal surgeons and doctors treat this disease.

[notmumtoday]

"Last year, my colleagues and I published a review article in Australian Journal of General Practice about current Australian guidelines on screening patients with no symptoms of bowel cancer which happen to have a family history of bowel cancer. I have attached a copy of the article, which is available to download for free."

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Colorectal cancer has traditionally been associated with older adults, but in recent years, cases among younger people have been on the rise.