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Dr. Harvey Allen Shub, M.D.
Colon and Rectal Surgeon
Harvey Allen Shub, MD, FACS, was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He commenced his academic journey at NYU in 1960 and later completed his undergraduate studies at UM, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology and Physics. Following this, he returned to NYU to pursue his interest in microbiology and genetics, completing a year of graduate school. In 1965, he was accepted into the prestigious University of Rome School of Medicine and Surgery in Italy, from which he graduated in 1971 with a Doctor of Medicine degree. Subsequently, he undertook an internship and residency in surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center and Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.
In 1976, Dr. Shub embarked on a fellowship in Colon and Rectal surgery at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, located at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield, NJ. It was during this time that he made the decision to relocate to Orlando, where he established his own practice on Orange Avenue. For over three decades, he dedicated himself to the field of Colon and Rectal Surgery, providing exceptional care to his patients. Dr. Shub's contributions were recognized through his appointment as chairman of General Surgery and Colon and Rectal Surgery, as well as President of the medical staff at Florida Hospital. His expertise and commitment led to his fellowship with the American College of Surgeons, and he received the esteemed Physicians Recognition Award on ten occasions since 1976.
After forty years of practicing Colon and Rectal Surgery, Dr. Shub decided to retire in 2007. However, his retirement was short-lived as he quickly realized that he still had much to offer to the medical field. Initially, he returned by teaching and conducting Medicare Physicals, but he soon felt the desire to make a more significant impact with his vast knowledge and experience. This led him to find his calling at Sunshine State Medical Inc., where he currently serves. Dr. Shub firmly believes that the calling of a physician never truly fades, and he now serves patients as an internist.
During his tenure as a Colon and Rectal surgeon, Dr. Shub achieved several notable milestones. He performed the first-ever laser excision of rectal cancer in the United States, a groundbreaking procedure that garnered recognition within the medical community. He presented a paper on this pioneering experience at the New York Society of Colon and Rectal Surgery. Additionally, he published a seminal paper on the treatment of anal fissures, which is widely regarded as a definitive source in the field.
Since 2015, Dr. Shub has been practicing General Medicine, EMC, and conducting Medical Immigration Exams at Sunshine State Medical Inc. He and his wife, Susan, have made their home in Lake Forrest, Sanford. They are proud parents to two children, Carolyn and Todd, and are also blessed with a beautiful grandchild named Hannah.
In 1976, Dr. Shub embarked on a fellowship in Colon and Rectal surgery at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, located at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield, NJ. It was during this time that he made the decision to relocate to Orlando, where he established his own practice on Orange Avenue. For over three decades, he dedicated himself to the field of Colon and Rectal Surgery, providing exceptional care to his patients. Dr. Shub's contributions were recognized through his appointment as chairman of General Surgery and Colon and Rectal Surgery, as well as President of the medical staff at Florida Hospital. His expertise and commitment led to his fellowship with the American College of Surgeons, and he received the esteemed Physicians Recognition Award on ten occasions since 1976.
After forty years of practicing Colon and Rectal Surgery, Dr. Shub decided to retire in 2007. However, his retirement was short-lived as he quickly realized that he still had much to offer to the medical field. Initially, he returned by teaching and conducting Medicare Physicals, but he soon felt the desire to make a more significant impact with his vast knowledge and experience. This led him to find his calling at Sunshine State Medical Inc., where he currently serves. Dr. Shub firmly believes that the calling of a physician never truly fades, and he now serves patients as an internist.
During his tenure as a Colon and Rectal surgeon, Dr. Shub achieved several notable milestones. He performed the first-ever laser excision of rectal cancer in the United States, a groundbreaking procedure that garnered recognition within the medical community. He presented a paper on this pioneering experience at the New York Society of Colon and Rectal Surgery. Additionally, he published a seminal paper on the treatment of anal fissures, which is widely regarded as a definitive source in the field.
Since 2015, Dr. Shub has been practicing General Medicine, EMC, and conducting Medical Immigration Exams at Sunshine State Medical Inc. He and his wife, Susan, have made their home in Lake Forrest, Sanford. They are proud parents to two children, Carolyn and Todd, and are also blessed with a beautiful grandchild named Hannah.
53 years
Experience
Dr. Harvey Shub, M.D.
- Orlando, FL
- Univ Di Roma-La Sapienza, Fac Di Med E Chirurgia, Roma, Italy
- Accepting new patients
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How do you fix a rectal prolapse?
Best thing to do is consult a colon and rectal surgeon.There are several procedures to repair a rectal prolapse. It depends on the surgeons training. The Starr procedure, a delorme, READ MORE
Best thing to do is consult a colon and rectal surgeon.There are several procedures to repair a rectal prolapse. It depends on the surgeons training. The Starr procedure, a delorme, ripstein rectal suspension.
Are bleeding hemorrhoids dangerous?
No, unless the diagnosis is not actually hemorrhoids.
What happens if you don't ever see a proctologist?
No such thing as a proctologist. It's colon and rectal surgeon now. If you don't see one, nothing happens. But if you have a problem and don't get it looked at and it's colon cancer, READ MORE
No such thing as a proctologist. It's colon and rectal surgeon now. If you don't see one, nothing happens. But if you have a problem and don't get it looked at and it's colon cancer, you can die from it.
How often do you see a proctologist?
It's colon and rectal surgeons. If you have symptoms, go see one. After the age of 45, you should have your first colonoscopy. Repeat exams are based on what they find or don't READ MORE
It's colon and rectal surgeons. If you have symptoms, go see one. After the age of 45, you should have your first colonoscopy. Repeat exams are based on what they find or don't find.
Can a proctologist diagnose digestive conditions?
A colon and rectal surgeon or gastroenterologist, depending on stomach or colon and rectum site of symptoms.
How to calm nerves before seeing a proctologist?
Generally, nothing terrible, and it's colon and rectal surgeon, not proctologist, which is an old speciality no longer being taught and is part of colon and rectal surgeons' domain. READ MORE
Generally, nothing terrible, and it's colon and rectal surgeon, not proctologist, which is an old speciality no longer being taught and is part of colon and rectal surgeons' domain.
Are there any home remedies for hemorrhoids?
A few over-the-counter meds can help. Best to see a colon and rectal surgeon.
How do you identify anal fissures?
A colon and rectal surgeon can easily make the diagnosis without causing pain by a small shot of novacaine.
When can I start working out after an anal fissure surgery?
Yes, and you should be fully recovered after 6 weeks.
How is rectal bleeding treated?
First, you need to find the cause, and that is done either by sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy. Common causes are hemorrhoids, fissure, polyps and cancer, crohn's disease, and ulcerative READ MORE
First, you need to find the cause, and that is done either by sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy. Common causes are hemorrhoids, fissure, polyps and cancer, crohn's disease, and ulcerative colitis.
Is surgery necessary for diverticulitis?
Sometimes, depending on the stage of the disease.
Is there a diet specific for a person suffering with IBD?
Ask your md, but for active disease, a low roughage diet.
When should I start going to a proctologist?
For prostate problems, see a urologist, not a rectal doctor.
Can long term IBD cause my digestive system to fail?
Collapse, no, but worsening symptoms are the problem leading to complications.
How will Dicylomine work on treating my IBD?
Antispasmatic stops the cramps and slows the diarrhea.
Hemeroids
See a colon and rectal surgeon.
Why am I bleeding after colonoscopy?
Notify the physician who did the procedure.
When can you run after colon and rectal surgery?
6 wks and start slow
How long does it take to go to the bathroom like normal after bowel surgery?
Depends on the type of surgery, but generally, you should have a bm before being discharged or a few days after getting home.
I need help diagnosing flesh strand in rectal cavity?
Could be the stalk of a polyp. See a colon and rectal surgeon.