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Dr. Randall D. Rogers, M.D.
Colon and Rectal Surgeon
Dr. Randall Rogers is a colon and rectal surgeon practicing in San Antonio, TX. Dr. Rogers specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the colon, rectum and anus. As a colon and rectal surgeon, Dr. Rogers often treats conditions like rectal cancer, colon cancer, hemorrhoids, anal fissures and diverticulitis. Colon and rectal surgeons may be referred to you by your gastroenterologist if your doctor believes you need a surgical procedure.
Dr. Randall D. Rogers, M.D.
- San Antonio, TX
- University of Texas
- Accepting new patients
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How long do you stay in the hospital after colon resection?
Average is three days if done by minimally invasive method
What treatment is best for stage 1 colon cancer?
Surgical removal is usually all that is needed to cure most stage I colon cancers
Will I get general anesthesia for a colonoscopy?
Yes-propofol
Bump in Anusregion
Thrombosed (clotted) external hemorrhoid

How to fix nausea after colon surgery?
Clear liquid diet until next day and it should resolve
How long is colon resection surgery?
Open-1-2 hours
Robotic-2-3 hrs
Robotic-2-3 hrs
How long does a colon biopsy take?
Depends on your facility
We get our answers back within 18-24 hrs
We get our answers back within 18-24 hrs
Yellow discharge?
Sounds like you may have an anal fistula
Pretty easy to diagnose in the office
Pretty easy to diagnose in the office
Rectal disembowelment?
Yes and yes
Though some of the small intestine would lkkely have to be removed
Though some of the small intestine would lkkely have to be removed
Small object stuck in my anus?
Should pass out with next bowel movement
How painful is a colonoscopy?
There iis no pain during colonoscopy
Can rectal prolapse be fixed?
Yes
Approach from bottom is quick and easy recovery but high recurrence rate
Robotic approach from abdominal more involved but low chance of recurrence
Approach from bottom is quick and easy recovery but high recurrence rate
Robotic approach from abdominal more involved but low chance of recurrence
Perianal abscess?
That is a fistula-in-ano. Requires outpatient surgery or you will likely continue with periodic formation of recurrent abscess
